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Prestige R1

Prestige R1 - How to Print Alignment Image

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  • Updated 2026-04-20

Prestige R1 – Alignment Image Test to Verify Print Head Calibration

SECTION (00:00:00) Purpose of Alignment Image Test

Written steps1

Before you start

SECTION (00:00:22) Printing the Alignment Image in DigiRip

What you need

  • Perform this test after completing print head calibration
  1. Open DigiRip
  2. Confirm DTF Station Pilot is running and connected
  3. Click Devices
  4. Select Print Test Page
  5. Scroll down and select the Alignment Image
  6. Wait for the clock icon to change to a preview
  7. Select the correct print mode matching film and resolution
  8. Click Print Job to begin printing SECTION (00:00:55) Observing the Print During Output SECTION (00:01:38) Curing the Alignment Image
  9. Remove the film from the printer
  10. Place film in the oven without applying powder
  11. Cure for 3 minutes
  12. Remove film after curing SECTION (00:02:01) Inspecting Alignment Results SECTION (00:02:19) Correcting Alignment Issues SECTION (00:02:56) Additional Notes
  • Use this image to verify color and white layer alignment
  • Avoid using other graphics as they may be inaccurate
  • Ensure images are at least 300 DPI to prevent white haze
  • Bypass the cover sensor if needed
  • Observe color and white layers as they print
  • Confirm white ink fits inside the colored box
  • Expect a black outer box with smaller white coverage
  • White choke is normal and intentional
  • White ink expands more than color ink
  • Use a backlight to inspect the printed boxes
  • Check whether white ink stays inside the color box
  • Identify misalignment direction if present
  • If misaligned top to bottom redo vertical headspace calibration
  • If misaligned left to right redo horizontal headspace calibration
  • If box edges appear fuzzy redo bidirectional calibration
  • Color fuzziness is normal but box edges should be sharp
  • Refer to the calibration video specific to your printer model
  • Calibration steps vary between printer models

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