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You can register user colours made by adjusting the density of yellow, magenta, cyan, and black. You can also name the colours you register, and print out a list of user colours.
You can create colours by:
Adjusting the density of primary colours based on a chosen basic colour.
Directly specifying the density of primary colours using the number keys.
When copying using user colours, the fine shades might vary depending on the condition of the machine.
In order to correctly reproduce originals, the values, which have been input, are corrected inside the machine, and copies are made using the best suitable values. Therefore, there might be slight colour differences when copying using Text and when using Photo.
Up to 15 colours can be registered.
Sample prints of user colours can be made on an A4, 81/2 × 11
, A3
, or 11 × 17
size paper.
When printing a list of user colours, the full colour counter will advance by “1”.
For explanations about and examples of what you can do with the colour adjustment function, see What You Can Do with This Machine <Colour Functions/Colour Adjustments>.