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MX-7040N OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 13 – 37
Sensitivity adjustment of the color sensor light receiving ele-
ments (Photo transistors)
ments (Photo transistors)
Purpose: To maintain the sensitivity of the light receiving elements
even if the environmental conditions (temperature and humidity)
vary.
even if the environmental conditions (temperature and humidity)
vary.
Execution timing: This adjustment is executed in the process con-
trol when the temperature or the humidity varies.
trol when the temperature or the humidity varies.
Method: Use the patch written on the primary transfer to adjust the
sensor sensitivity.
sensor sensitivity.
Light emitting current of the sensor LED (Light emitting diode)
Purpose: To maintain the light emitting quantity of the sensor even
if the sensor LED is aged or the environmental conditions vary.
if the sensor LED is aged or the environmental conditions vary.
Execution timing: Every time when the process control is made.
Method: Reflection on the surface of the primary transfer belt is
used to adjust the sensor sensitivity.
used to adjust the sensor sensitivity.
b. High density process control operation (Toner patch generation and density correction operations)
1)
When the machine enters the high density process control mode, the secondary transfer unit remains in the printing position.
2)
While changing the DV bias voltage step by step, a number of toner patches in different densities are generated on the primary transfer
belt.
belt.
Front: The C toner patch is generated.
Center: The Bk, M toner patch is generated.
Rear: The Y toner patch is generated.
3)
Each toner patch density is detected by the image density sensor, and the DV bias correction voltage is calculated in the PCU PWB so that
the proper density is obtained from the relation between the DV bias voltage at the time when each toner patch is made and the toner
patch density.
the proper density is obtained from the relation between the DV bias voltage at the time when each toner patch is made and the toner
patch density.
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