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The problem may be solved by increasing the paper transfer pressure or adjusting the paper transfer output.
If white spots appear on indentations regardless of the image density
In [Advanced Settings] for the custom paper, select 1229: [Paper Transfer Pressure]. Is it set to [Pressure 4]?
Yes | Proceed to Step 4. |
No | Go to the next step. |
Increase the value in 1229: [Paper Transfer Pressure] by 1 level.
Print the image. Has the problem been resolved?
Yes | Finished! |
No | Repeat Steps 1 to 3. |
In [Advanced Settings] for the custom paper, adjust the settings for paper transfer output.
Change the value of the print side affected by the problem.
<Printing in full color>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [FC] to [
] in steps of 2.
<Printing in black and white>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [BW] to [] in steps of 2.
Print the image. Has the problem been resolved?
Yes | Finished! |
No | Repeat Steps 4 to 5. |
If white spots appear on indentations differently depending on the image density
Do white spots appear more frequently on solid-fill parts than on half-tone parts?
Yes | Go to the next step. |
No | Proceed to Step 4. |
In [Advanced Settings] for the custom paper, adjust the settings for paper transfer output.
Change the value of the print side affected by the problem.
<Printing in full color>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [FC] to [] in steps of 2.
<Printing in black and white>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [BW] to [] in steps of 2.
Print the image. Has the problem been resolved?
Yes | Finished! |
No | Repeat Steps 2 to 3. |
In [Advanced Settings] for the custom paper, adjust the settings for paper transfer output.
Change the value of the print side affected by the problem.
<Printing in full color>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [FC] to [
] in steps of 2.
<Printing in black and white>
Select 1214: [Paper Transfer Output], and then adjust the cursor in [Side 1] or [Side 2] in [BW] to [] in steps of 2.
Print the image. Has the problem been resolved?
Yes | Finished! |
No | Repeat Steps 4 to 5. |
You may not be able to resolve the white spots on both half-tone and solid-fill parts at the same time.
In the case of textured paper with relatively shallow indentations, the problem may be solved by decreasing the value of [Paper Transfer Pressure].
Note that if you set [Paper Transfer Pressure] to [Pressure 5], the pressure becomes lower than [Pressure 1].
If mottling or white spots appear in low-density areas, decreasing this value may reduce the problem. In high-density areas, increasing this value may reduce the problem.
Whether you should increase or decrease the value depends on the paper type and printed image. Try both according to the printed result.
