Phaser 6510/DN Blacks are dark gray

[llowrey0]

Unpacked a brand new Phaser 6510/DN today. The blacks are at most 80%. The other colors seem correct. I could not find any way to increase the darkness of the blacks in either the Windows 10 driver or via the panel on the printer.

Is there a way to increase the darkness of the black levels?

Could this be a bad printer, or do all 6510's print light blacks?

[Mohammad_armouti]

Hi,

I would suggest you before going to increase the darkness of the black levels to troubleshoot you issue 

is it from the print driver "software" or from the machine "hardware"

so to do that try to print a job " a report for example " from the printer itself so you can eliminate the software side

so At the printer control panel, press Menu.

Navigate to Print Reports, then press OK.

Navigate to Configuration, then press OK.

To print the report, at the prompt, press OK.

now you can note the black color of the output printed page is it the fine black or not ! if so then your issue will be in the driver otherwise i belive you have problem in the xeroghraphic assembly 

now to answer you Question Is there a way to increase the darkness of the black levels?

yes there is ,just install the PostScript print Driver then change the settings as the attached 

Regards,

[llowrey0]

Thank you for the reply.

I ended up getting a replacement printer but the replacement doesn't print dark blacks either. It must be a design issue.

[James P]

Hi I understand this is a very old thread but I'm having the same problem... however I can't get to the printing prefrences shown. I have tried uninstalling and reistalling, updating the firmware but my xerox print experience window never shows the printer and the only properties I can get to are the ones attatched in the photo...please help I'm going round and round in circles and have already wasted my whole morning on it...Help!!

James

Only printer options I can find
Printer never appears hereGoing through the set up, tells me printer is already installedi

[James P]

...none of my pictures seem to be here.