You can define printer calibration defaults.
Open the Settings Editor and go to:
.Go to the [Printer calibration] section.
Use the [Shading correction timer] setting to set the required time interval.
Click [OK].
Go to the [Printer calibration] section.
Use the [Media for Auto Gradation Adjustment] setting to define which media must be used for automatic gradation adjustment.
Click [OK].
The higher number of sheets increases the print quality. However, the duration of the procedure is extended.
Go to the [Printer calibration] section.
Use the [Number of sheets for Auto Gradation Adjustment] setting to indicate the number of sheets for auto gradation adjustment.
The total number of charts printed is the indicated number of sheets plus three.
Click [OK].
Go to the [Printer calibration] section.
Use the [Auto Gradation Adjustment timer] setting to define the required time interval between the procedures. It is recommended to set the time interval so that you get a reminder to perform the automatic gradation adjustment every day.
Click [OK].
Go to the [Default calibration media] section.
Use the [Default calibration media] setting to select the media for printer calibration.
Click [OK].
Go to the [Media family calibration] section.
Use the [Calibration of media family halftones] setting to indicate how the media family calibration uses the halftones.
Click [OK].
Only the service operator can change this setting.
Go to the [Media family calibration] section.
Use the [Evaluation of media family calibration] setting to indicate if you want to show the results of the media family calibration on the control panel at the end of the procedure.
Click [OK].
Go to the [G7®] section.
Use the [G7® support] setting to enable G7 calibration.
Click [OK].
You can only disable G7 support when all G7 media families are removed.