Kodak 4800 manual Media Sizes and Maximum Printing Areas for Sheet Media

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Reference Guide

Media Sizes and Maximum Printing Areas for Sheet Media

 

Paper

Size

Normal Print Area

Expanded

Print Area

 

 

 

 

GRAPHICS (U.S. OFFSET)

 

 

 

 

19.0"

x

25.0"

17.8"

x

22.4"

18.6"

x

22.8"

 

20.0"

x

28.0"

18.8"

x

25.4"

19.6"

x

25.8"

 

22.0"

x

26.0"

20.8"

x

23.4"

21.6"

x

23.8"

 

23.0"

x

35.0"

21.8"

x

32.4"

22.6"

x

32.8"

 

24.0"

x

29.0"

22.8"

x

26.4"

23.6"

x

26.8"

 

25.0"

x

38.0"

23.8"

x

35.4"

24.6"

x

35.8"

 

26.0"

x

38.0"

24.8"

x

35.4"

25.6"

x

35.8"

 

27.0"

x

39.0"

25.8"

x

36.4"

26.6"

x

36.8"

 

30.0"

x

42.0"

28.8"

x

49.4"

29.6"

x

39.8"

 

32.0"

x

44.0"

30.8"

x

41.4"

31.6"

x

41.8"

 

35.0"

x

45.0"

33.8"

x

42.4"

34.6"

x

42.8"

 

36.0"

x

45.0"

34.8"

x

42.4"

35.6"

x

42.8"

 

40.0"

x

50.0"

38.8"

x

47.4"

39.6"

x

47.8"

 

42.0"

x

65.0"

40.8"

x

62.4"

41.6

x

62.8"

 

48.0"

x

65.0"

46.8"

x

62.4"

47.6"

x

62.8"

 

50.0"

x

65.0"

48.8"

x

62.4"

49.6"

x

62.8"

 

54.0"

x

65.0"

52.8"

x

62.4"

53.6"

x

62.8"

 

60.0"

x

65.0"

58.8"

x

62.4"

59.6"

x

62.8"

 

 

 

U.S. ARCHITECTURAL

 

 

 

A

9.0"

x

12.0"

7.8"

x

9.4"

8.6"

x

9.8"

B

12.0"

x

18.0"

10.8"

x

15.4"

11.6"

x

15.8"

C

18.0"

x

24.0"

16.8"

x

21.4"

17.6"

x

21.8"

D

24.0"

x

36.0"

22.8"

x

33.4"

23.6"

x

33.8"

E

36.0"

x

48.0"

34.8"

x

44.0"

35.6"

x

44.4"

 

 

 

U.S. ENGINEERING

 

 

 

A

8.5"

x

11.0"

7.3"

x

8.4"

8.1"

x

8.8"

B

11.0"

x

17.0"

9.8"

x

14.4"

10.6"

x

14.8"

C

17.0"

x

22.0"

15.8"

x

19.4"

16.6"

x

19.8"

D

22.0"

x

34.0"

20.8"

x

31.4"

21.6"

x

31.8"

E

34.0"

x

44.0"

32.8"

x

40.0"

33.6"

x

40.4"

 

 

 

 

ISO-A

 

 

 

 

A4

210

x

297 mm

180

x

232 mm

200

x

242 mm

A3

297

x

420 mm

267

x

355 mm

287

x

365 mm

A2

420

x

594 mm

390

x

529 mm

410

x

539 mm

A1

594

x

840 mm

564

x

775 mm

584

x

785 mm

 

625

x

880 mm

595

x

815 mm

615

x

825 mm

A0

841

x

1189 mm

811

x

1124 mm

831

x

1134 mm

 

 

 

 

METRIC-DIN

 

 

 

 

A4

250

x

337 mm

220

x

272 mm

240

x

282 mm

A3

337

x

460 mm

307

x

395 mm

327

x

405 mm

A2

460

x

634 mm

430

x

567 mm

450

x

579 mm

 

610

x

860 mm

580

x

795 mm

600

x

805 mm

A1

634

x

881 mm

804

x

816 mm

624

x

826 mm

 

860

x

1220 mm

830

x

1155 mm

850

x

1165 mm

A0

881

x

1229 mm

851

x

1164 mm

871

x

1174 mm

 

1000

x

1414 mm

970

x

1349 mm

990

x

1359 mm

 

1189

x

1682 mm

1158

x

1617 mm

1179

x

1627 mm

 

 

 

 

ISO-B

 

 

 

 

 

B4

250

x

353 mm

220

x

288 mm

240

x

298 mm

B3

353

x

500 mm

323

x

435 mm

343

x

445 mm

B2

500

x

707 mm

470

x

642 mm

490

x

652 mm

B1

707

x

1000 mm

677

x

935 mm

697

x

945 mm

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Contents Reference Guide Warranty FCC Statement U.S.A Industry Canada VDE statementVcci Japan General operating safety Material safety data sheetPrinter Disposal Manual conventions Dryer safetyOther reference materials Contents Installing additional memory Introduction1 Printing with 4800 Series printersUse the Correct Inks and Media Obtaining quality resultsCaring for Media Caring for your ink and cartridges Operating EnvironmentChoose the correct printing mode Choose the right mediaCaring for your media Use the right softwareNine Factors that Affect Print Quality Original Image TypeOriginal Image Clarity and Color Scan ResolutionScanner Type Post Scanning Color Correction and Sharpening RIP Color Profile RIP Diffusion/Dither PatternsInk and Media Cartridge Preparation and AlignmentCartridge set Printer optionsTo choose the cartridge set Choosing print mode options DPIColor mode To choose the color modeQuality modes To choose print qualityDots per inch To choose dpiPrint passes To change the number of passesCarriage speed To set the carriage speedPrint direction To change the print directionChoosing feed media options End of mediaMedia counter To set end of mediaTo enter a media length value To reset the media counter To display the current valueTo print the current value Choosing paper optionsSupply Type To choose supply typeMedia standard To choose the media standardMedia Sizes and Maximum Printing Areas for Rollfeed Media Media Sizes and Maximum Printing Areas for Sheet Media Margins Cut sheet maximum printing areaAuto-Load Delay To set auto-load delayTo set margins Auto-CutAuto-Cut Delay To set Auto-Cut DelayDelay Status To reset counter to zero and initiate Auto-CutDefining user setup To save user setupSave Media To turn off Save MediaTo use a previously saved user setting Choosing a languageTo choose a language Choosing ink optionsPress Setup Menu/Paper Option Menu/Auto-Wipe To turn on the wiperLCD Contrast To set the dryerTo set LCD contrast Printing the settings Returning to the default settingsPrinter Default Settings User Settings Default Other OptionsAccessing HP-GL/2 features To access HP-GL/2 featuresHP-GL/2 options Printing vector dataTo choose a palette type Palette selectControl To set control RotationTo rotate the image ReprintsTo set ink reduction Ink reductionNesting To enable nesting Nest wait timeTo enable the ink limit To define nesting wait timeInk limit HP-GL/2 Test FileInstalling additional memory Dimm installationAcceptable Dimm sizes To remove the right coverTo install the new Dimm To remove the DimmTechnical information Media Roll ParametersTechnical information B-2 Menu tree Main menu at a glanceL l Main menuL l Feed media menuSetup menu at a glance English, MetricSetup menu Print Mode Menu L l HP-GL/2 Menu User Setup Menu L l 32.00 34.00 33.00 default Utility menu at a glanceUtility menu Calibration Menu Service Menu Error Messages Error messagesCartridge Errors Following table shows cartridge-related error messages Troubleshooting quick list TroubleshootingEIsolating problems Printer Health Be sure the paper feed option is set to Takeup Fore Performing this Step Cannot draw ink during initial siphon Ink cartridges do not fire properly Ink spills on the flex cable Overall print quality is poor Calibrate cartridges Steps to Minimize Ghosting Parasitic Suppression Perform color calibration. See the Quick Start Guide Data Transfer Troubleshooting E-13 Application Software Calling for Help Customer Technical Support
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4800 specifications

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