Defining surfaces, Defining surfaces -16 – Kodak RP 30 User Manual
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Operator’s Guide
Defining Surfaces
1. Touch:
•
Settings
•
Machine settings
•
Surface
•
New
2. Select
PFDF surface.
This is a list of the standard PFDF surfaces (important for network orders), such
as Glossy (F), Matte (N), or Lustre (E).
3. Activate
Switch.
The switches 5 and 6 define the name of the paper surface. (See Coding the
Paper Magazine on Page 4-19.)
4. Select
Save as.
Enter the name of the new surface configuration. Save is only displayed if the
screen was opened using Edit.
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