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  • CaptnRed
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    • Apr 2011
    • 57

    #1

    [CQ] iR 3220 Color Displacement

    The original complaint was of wavy Magenta background, but after performing all the steps in Canon TP06 07a.pdf the magenta background went away only to be replaced with color displacement during copies and prints.
    To summarize the step in that tech pub:

    1) Upgraded the DCON Version to 38.02
    2) P-Print, Then cleared DC-Con
    3) Restored values of: PVE-OFST, ADJ-REFE, FEED-ADJ>REGIST, MF-A4R, MF-A6R, MF-A4
    4) Removed all drums and executed L-ADJ-O
    5) Adjusted DVTGT-M to -3
    6) Adjusted TC-Ref to 0
    7) Adjusted T-SPLY-M to -1
    8) Performed a CCD adjustment
    9) Got a bottle of Maker's Mark

    Like I said, it helped with the Magenta background but doesn't help to replace one problem with another!
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  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
    • 16084

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    Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

    Originally posted by CaptnRed
    The original complaint was of wavy Magenta background, but after performing all the steps in Canon TP06 07a.pdf the magenta background went away only to be replaced with color displacement during copies and prints.
    To summarize the step in that tech pub:

    1) Upgraded the DCON Version to 38.02
    2) P-Print, Then cleared DC-Con
    3) Restored values of: PVE-OFST, ADJ-REFE, FEED-ADJ>REGIST, MF-A4R, MF-A6R, MF-A4
    4) Removed all drums and executed L-ADJ-O
    5) Adjusted DVTGT-M to -3
    6) Adjusted TC-Ref to 0
    7) Adjusted T-SPLY-M to -1
    8) Performed a CCD adjustment
    9) Got a bottle of Maker's Mark

    Like I said, it helped with the Magenta background but doesn't help to replace one problem with another!

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    see>read>>>>>ATTACHED TP03 174f.pdf

    Preventive measures for possible color displacement in the paper feed (sub scanning) and the main scan (front
    to rear) direction.

    also remove >PATCH SALT UNIT & CLEAN> SET BACK & CHECK POSITION

    Patch Salt sensor 3.JPGSALT SENSOR.JPG
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    • CaptnRed
      Technician

      50+ Posts
      • Apr 2011
      • 57

      #3
      Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

      Thanks for the post! I will check these things one at a time.


      Is there a laser setting that could be causing a color displacement in the main scanning direction? This problem only happened after the DCON was upgraded to v38.02 and I performed all the adjustments that I listed above

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      • teckat
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        • Jan 2010
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        #4
        Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

        Originally posted by CaptnRed
        Thanks for the post! I will check these things one at a time.


        Is there a laser setting that could be causing a color displacement in the main scanning direction? This problem only happened after the DCON was upgraded to v38.02 and I performed all the adjustments that I listed above
        Print out a P PRINT
        Then do a DCON CLEAR
        POWER OFF\ON
        GO IN SERVICE MODE -PUT BACK DCON INFO from P PRINT
        POWER OFF/ON
        Do a Full Auto Gradation.
        **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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        • CaptnRed
          Technician

          50+ Posts
          • Apr 2011
          • 57

          #5
          Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

          Originally posted by teckat
          Print out a P PRINT
          Then do a DCON CLEAR
          POWER OFF\ON
          GO IN SERVICE MODE -PUT BACK DCON INFO from P PRINT
          POWER OFF/ON
          Do a Full Auto Gradation.
          I'll try this too. Should be on Mon or Tues and I'll let you know how it goes!

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          • canonbundy
            Senior Tech

            500+ Posts
            • Jun 2012
            • 607

            #6
            Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

            Originally posted by CaptnRed
            The original complaint was of wavy Magenta background, but after performing all the steps in Canon TP06 07a.pdf the magenta background went away only to be replaced with color displacement during copies and prints.
            To summarize the step in that tech pub:

            1) Upgraded the DCON Version to 38.02
            2) P-Print, Then cleared DC-Con
            3) Restored values of: PVE-OFST, ADJ-REFE, FEED-ADJ>REGIST, MF-A4R, MF-A6R, MF-A4
            4) Removed all drums and executed L-ADJ-O
            5) Adjusted DVTGT-M to -3
            6) Adjusted TC-Ref to 0
            7) Adjusted T-SPLY-M to -1
            8) Performed a CCD adjustment
            9) Got a bottle of Maker's Mark

            Like I said, it helped with the Magenta background but doesn't help to replace one problem with another!
            Init Colour Reg in SRV Mode 2 then Init colour Laser Units, perform full Auto-Grad.

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            • boog
              Junior Member
              • May 2014
              • 7

              #7
              Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

              Originally posted by teckat
              Print out a P PRINT
              Then do a DCON CLEAR
              POWER OFF\ON
              GO IN SERVICE MODE -PUT BACK DCON INFO from P PRINT
              POWER OFF/ON
              Do a Full Auto Gradation.
              I go as far as leaving a door open when I go back in to put the #'s back in. That way the machine doesn't take any measurements between the clearing and re-entering. I also do a quick adjust, it appears to do line position.

              Like this:

              Print out a P PRINT
              Then do a DCON CLEAR
              Open right drawer
              POWER OFF\ON
              GO IN SERVICE MODE -PUT BACK DCON INFO from P PRINT
              POWER OFF
              Close right drawer
              Power on
              Do a quick adjust
              Do a Full Auto Gradation

              Some machines require an extreme approach, and I have had to do those this way:

              Print out a P PRINT
              Perform manual Laser timing
              Open right drawer
              Power on
              Then do a DCON CLEAR
              POWER OFF\ON
              GO IN SERVICE MODE -PUT BACK DCON INFO from P PRINT
              POWER OFF
              Close right drawer
              Power on
              Do a quick adjust
              Do a Full Auto Gradation

              These sure can be a challenge to get back once they get out of their happy zone. But, I have had the best luck by not letting the machine take any measurements between resetting the lasers and clearing and re-entering the DCON.

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              • CaptnRed
                Technician

                50+ Posts
                • Apr 2011
                • 57

                #8
                Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

                Finally got it fixed after manually adjusting the laser cams back into the home position and doing the second adjustment that boog suggested.

                Thanks for the help!

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                • teckat
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                  Site Contributor
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                  • Jan 2010
                  • 16084

                  #9
                  Re: iR 3220 Color Displacement

                  Originally posted by CaptnRed
                  Finally got it fixed after manually adjusting the laser cams back into the home position and doing the second adjustment that boog suggested.

                  Thanks for the help!
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