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  • Peter Sim
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    250+ Posts
    • Sep 2008
    • 445
    #1

    copy density

    Hai all ,I am new to the sharp machine
    Need advice for AR-M350 copy density adjutment.
    1) can we adjust simulation 8-1,2 and 46-2,9,19,11 ?
    2) For auto exposure,what simulation code that need to adjust to make it darker?
    Thank you.
    Tags: ar-m350, cases, copy, copy machine, darker, density, dirty, exposure, factory settings, gamma, lef, life
    • blackcat4866
      Master Of The Obvious

      Site Contributor
      10,000+ Posts
      • Jul 2007
      • 22939
      #2
      Assuming that your consumables are in good shape, use Gamma 46-18 for the majority of your correction. In extreme cases I have boosted gamma as high as 100 from the default of 64. It affect both AE and manual exposure.

      Most of the new machines that left our building were boosted to around 80 at setup. You can fine-tune the density with 46-2.

      Now if you go crazy with these adjustments, creating excessive fill, you'll shorten the life of the drums & developer, and start consuming considerably more toner than the stated yields. The machine will run extremely dirty. So you'll want to use some judgement. You can create a lot of future service calls for yourself this way. =^..^=
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      blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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        • Peter Sim
          Trusted Tech

          250+ Posts
          • Sep 2008
          • 445
          #3
          Originally posted by blackcat4866
          Assuming that your consumables are in good shape, use Gamma 46-18 for the majority of your correction. In extreme cases I have boosted gamma as high as 100 from the default of 64. It affect both AE and manual exposure.

          Most of the new machines that left our building were boosted to around 80 at setup. You can fine-tune the density with 46-2.

          Now if you go crazy with these adjustments, creating excessive fill, you'll shorten the life of the drums & developer, and start consuming considerably more toner than the stated yields. The machine will run extremely dirty. So you'll want to use some judgement. You can create a lot of future service calls for yourself this way. =^..^=


          Thank you blackcat for your kind reply and info.

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            • BrazilBoy
              #4
              46-19= switch from 2 to 1 as 2 is toner quantity dependent go to 1 to use digital only..this helps quite a bit..

              Also new tech with old copier run a 22-6 go down the list of 46 adjustments you don't know if someone was porking with settings before you got to it..when in doubt put everything to factory settings and go from there..Just run that 22-6 before anything...

              Also clean everything in any copy machine you would be amazed what a good mirror and laser lens cleaning can do...

              Later Roberto

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                • Peter Sim
                  Trusted Tech

                  250+ Posts
                  • Sep 2008
                  • 445
                  #5
                  Originally posted by BrazilBoy
                  46-19= switch from 2 to 1 as 2 is toner quantity dependent go to 1 to use digital only..this helps quite a bit..

                  Also new tech with old copier run a 22-6 go down the list of 46 adjustments you don't know if someone was porking with settings before you got to it..when in doubt put everything to factory settings and go from there..Just run that 22-6 before anything...

                  Also clean everything in any copy machine you would be amazed what a good mirror and laser lens cleaning can do...

                  Later Roberto
                  Thank you BrazilBoy.

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