Print Settings

Basic tab

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Media Type

You can choose from the following media types:

•	Plain Paper
•	Thin Paper
•	Thick Paper
•	Thicker Paper
•	Bond Paper
•	Recycled Paper
•	Envelopes
•	Envelope Thin
•	Envelope Thick
•	Postcard
•	Label

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Colour/Mono

You can change the Colour/Mono settings as follows:

•	Auto The printer checks the content of your documents for colour. If colour is detected, it prints in colour. If no colour content is detected, it prints in monochrome. The total printing speed may become slower.
•	Colour If you want the printer to use Colour mode even when printing monochrome documents, select this mode.
•	Mono Select this mode if your document has only black or greyscale text and/or objects. Mono mode makes the print processing speed faster than colour mode. If your document contains colour, selecting Mono mode prints your document in 256 levels of grey.

Note

If the Cyan, Magenta or Yellow toner runs out, choosing Mono will allow you to keep printing as long as the Black toner does not run out.

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Mirror Print

Check Mirror Print to reverse the data from left to right.

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Reverse Print

Check Reverse Print to reverse the data from top to bottom.

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Toner Save Mode

You can conserve toner using this feature, when you set Toner Save Mode to On, print appears lighter. The default setting is Off.

Note

We do not recommend Toner Save Mode for printing Photo or greyscale images.

Advanced tab

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Print Quality

You can change the print quality as follows:

•	Normal 600 x 600 dpi. Recommended mode for ordinary printouts. Good print quality with reasonable printing speed.
•	Fine 2400 dpi class. The finest print mode. Use this mode to print precise images such as photographs. Since the print data is much larger than in normal mode, processing time, data transfer time and printing time will be longer.

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Colour Mode

You can change the colour mode as follows:

•	Normal This is the default colour mode.
•	Vivid The colour of all elements are adjusted to become a more vivid colour.

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Improve Grey Colour

You can improve the image quality of shaded areas by ticking the Improve Grey Colour check box.

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Enhance Black Printing

If a black graphic cannot be printed correctly, choose this setting.

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Setting

If you want to change the colour settings such as brightness, contrast, intensity or saturation, click the Setting button to access more advanced settings.

•	Brightness (1) Moving the scroll bar to the right makes your image lighter and moving the scroll bar left makes your image darker.
•	Contrast (2) Darker sections are darker while lighter sections will be lighter as you increase the contrast.
•	Red (3) Increase the intensity of Red in the image.
•	Green (4) Increase the intensity of Green in the image.
•	Blue (5) Increase the intensity of Blue in the image.
•	Saturation (6) Increase the saturation when you wish to print a more vivid image or decrease the saturation you want to print a less vivid image.

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