Refresh dots and lines are used to keep the nozzles open and clean.
Refresh dots are nearly invisible on media and therefore suitable for applications that are not trimmed after printing.
Refresh lines consist of four colors (CMYK) that are printed on the leading edge of a sheet. When a sheet is printed on both sides, the refresh lines are printed on both sides. For sheets that are printed on only one side, the refresh lines are printed on the print side.
This is a good option for full bleed applications where the refresh lines are trimmed after printing.
Open the Settings Editor and go to: .
[Media families] tabSelect a media family. To find a media family, enter a search string.
Click
to display the media print modes.
Select the media print mode.
Click [Edit].
[Media families] menu
NOTE
You must have sufficient rights to be able to edit a media print mode.
Go to the [Image processing parameters] section.
[Image processing parameters] sectionUse the [Refresh mode] setting to select refresh dots or refresh lines.
You can use refresh lines and NAC markers simultaneously. Refresh lines are printed on the leading edge, while NAC markers are printed on the trailing edge.
The print margin on the edges of the sheet is 2 mm (0.08 inch).
Refresh lines require 3 mm (0.1 inch) of space.
Each NAC marker requires approximately 5 mm (0.2 inch) of space.
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Number |
Description |
|---|---|
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1 |
Front side of the sheet |
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2 |
Back side of the sheet |
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3 |
Leading edge at the first pass; NAC markers not supported |
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4 |
Trailing edge at the second pass; refresh lines not supported |
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5 |
Trailing edge at the first pass; refresh lines not supported |
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6 |
Leading edge at the second pass; NAC markers not supported |
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7 |
Feed direction |