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Optimal Perceivable Levels Not Okay
When a customer says the printed film shows less detail than the same image on the monitor, the Drystar 5300's own 256-square STI1 test print is what tells you which of three calibration stages — film, CDM, or Printhead profile — is out of tune.
Applies to
DryStar 5300 (Type 5365/100)
Personnel
1 technician · Intermediate — read a 256-square STI1 test print and work the 3-stage film/CDM/printhead calibration escalation in chapter 3.6
Steps
0 steps
Source
DD+DIS346.05E — Repair and Service / Troubleshooting §3.3/15, §11.1.4, Ed.1 Rev.7, 2006-01-26 (Type 5365/100)
Full step-by-step for Optimal Perceivable Levels Not Okay
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