How to Properly Care for Spindles and End Caps | HP Latex | HP


How to Properly Care for Spindles and End Caps | HP Latex | HP


Timothy Mitchell, HP Latex application specialist, shares how to recalibrate the Optical Media Advanced Sensor, with the Take-up-Reel (TUR) attached. Discover more about HP Latex technology: https://hp.com/go/latex

The OMAS (Optical Media Advanced Sensor) is a device that reads the back of the media with a rapid series of photographs to determine what the ideal step alignment should be. The OMAS helps your printing to be more accurate when using your HP Latex.

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