Not Reprinting the Printed Material Where an Abnormality Is Detected

The printed material where an abnormality is detected by the automatic inspection is output to the same tray as the regular printed material without being reprinted.

Compared to when printed items on which an abnormality was detected are output to a separate tray and then reprinted, this method helps to reduce duplicate printing and to save paper.

Be sure to check the automatic inspection report, and reprint and replace manually as necessary.

1

Press [MACHINE] and then [IQ Function Set.] on the system’s Touch panel to display the [IQ Function Set.] screen.

• You can also configure this setting by accessing Utility/Counter, [User Setting], and then [Common Setting], or Utility/Counter, [Administrator Setting], and then [Common Setting].

2

Proceed with [Next], select [Continue Output] on [Operation after Abnormality Detection], and press [Detection Count].

3

Use the on-screen numeric keypad to set the number of times a deviation or out of range image is detected before the printing is stopped to 0, then press [OK].

• Printing continues, no matter how many times printed items with abnormalities are detected.

4

Configure [Automatic Reprinting upon Abnormality Detection] and [Create Auto Inspection Report] and press [OK].

• For details about setting examples, refer to "Setting example" (described after the procedure).

5

Perform automatic inspection printing.

• Even when an abnormality is detected during printing, the printed item with an abnormality is output to the same tray as regular print items.

6

When printing is complete, check the automatic inspection report.

7

Check and deal with the actual printed item based on the information in the automatic inspection report.

Reference

• For details about automatic inspection printing, refer to Implementing Automatic Inspections.
• For details about automatic inspection reports, refer to Automatic Inspection Reports.
• For details about each setting item, refer to [Common Setting].

Setting example