L-6534VW Operation Guide Various Print Settings Controlling the Texture of Print Using Dv Ink (Dv-ink models only) This section describes how to use the Dv ink to control the print texture. You can perform gloss control using one of the following two methods. When you want to apply a glossy coating to the whole label or image, we recommend selecting a preset. c Important: When the Print Speed is set to 50 m/min (Productivity) , you can only select matte tones (except for products manufactured before August 2021). To create other tones, change the Print Speed setting.
When you want to obtain glossy texture, set Print Speed to 15 m/min (High density) or 7.6 m/min (Reverse White) , and check the print results. Selecting Auto Gloss Control in Preset Set "Auto Gloss Control" and "Auto Gloss Control Type" in the preset. Select an item and press Edit to change the setting. 160 Method Summary Purpose Selecting Auto Gloss Control in Preset U “Selecting Auto Gloss Control in Preset” on page 160 Select Matte, Glossy, or Constant Ink Thickness mode to suit your purpose. Select the application range from the image part or the whole page. ❏ Evens out the glossiness. ❏ Provides a rich, glossy feeling specific to UV ink jets.
❏ Unifies the thickness, and when laminating makes sure there are no air bubbles. ❏ Improves abrasion resistance. Creating a spot color layer for Dv ink (spot gloss control) using Adobe Illustrator and so on U “Creating a spot color layer for Dv ink (spot gloss control) using Adobe Illustrator and so on” on page 162 Application amount of specified Dv ink areas is set in Adobe Illustrator. ❏ Improves design. ❏ Applies glossiness to part of the image.