Kodak manual Printer options, Returning to the default settings, Printing the settings

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Printer options

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You can define printer options through your application software or by choosing settings from the printer's control panel. The following printer options are described in this chapter:

•Initialize (return to printer default settings)

•Print Mode

•Paper Options

•User Setup

Returning to the default settings

Pressing the Setup/User Setup /Init Settings buttons returns all printer options to the factory defaults. All saved user settings are lost. The table at the end of this chapter shows the printer defaults.

Printing the settings

Pressing the Setup/User Setup/Print Settings buttons causes the printer to print a listing of its current settings. Be sure to have media loaded before you start.

Important notes about image size vs. dpi

The printer always prints at 600 dpi. DPI (dots per inch) refers to the resolution at which your image is created, not the resolution at which it is printed. If your image is created at 300 dpi, it will print at 1/4 the size of the original. Therefore, you will want to save it at 600 dpi before printing.

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Contents Revision History Text P/NWarranty Claims VDE statement FCC Statement U.S.AGeneral operating safety Material safety data sheetIndustry Canada For your safety Other reference materials Manual conventionsContents Appendix C Technical information Appendix D Error messages Appendix a Installing additional memoryAppendix E Troubleshooting Appendix B Menu treePrinter setup Obtaining quality results PrintingUse the right inks and media Choose the right media Caring for your ink and cartridgesCaring for your media Use the right software Choose the correct printing modePrinting the settings Returning to the default settingsPrinter options Important notes about image size vs. dpiTo choose the color mode Color modeChoosing quality mode options Choosing feed media options To choose print qualityMedia counter To enter a media length valueAuto-load delay To reset the media counterTo set auto-load delay To display the current valueSave media Defining user setupTo turn off Save Media Auto-WipeTo use a previously saved user setting To save user setupChoosing a language To choose a languageChoosing ink options To set LCD contrastTo set ink reduction To set dry EOP To set the ink preheat timeUser Settings Default Other Options Printer default settingsPrinting To print a file using the Windows driverEnd of Print function Printing vector data Printing modesTo access HP-GL/2 features Accessing HP-GL/2 featuresPalette select To choose a palette typeRotation ControlTo set control To rotate the image ReprintsTo make multiple prints Nesting Nest time To enable nestingTo define nesting wait time Ink limit To enable the ink limitSimm installation Installing additional memoryAcceptable Simm sizes To remove the right coverTo remove the SIMMs To install the new SimmMain menu at a glance Menu treeFeed media menu Main menuSetup menu at a glance Bold indicates the default Utility menu at a glance Bold indicates the default Print Mode Setup menuHP-GL/2 Menu Ink Option Menu Utility menu Serial Comm Menu Bold indicates the defaultPrime menu Service Menu Bold indicates the default Media Roll Parameters Technical informationTechnical information C-2 Cartridge errors Error messagesMemory Errors Troubleshooting quick list TroubleshootingEIsolating problems Printer health File will not print Printer front view Ink cartridges do not fire properly Firmware Download Procedure Upgrade/Printer Refresh Overall print quality is poor Calibrate cartridges Data Transfer No output when printing from Unix Application Software Difficulty generating prints ranging from a to D size Calling for Help Customer Technical Support