HP Designget AG5234 Rev. 7 manual Printer

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USER GUIDE FOR HP 6 COLOR PLUGIN

Port number

If you selected Network as the output method enter the port number of the printer, otherwise leave this field at the default setting.The printer supports the following ports:

Port 515: Sets the LPR protocol when using the JetDirect network card. Note that the LPR protocol does not provide bidirectional communication with the printer. Consequently, the printer cannot report error messages when using this protocol.

Port 9100: Sets the JetDirect protocol when using the JetDirect network card. Select 9100 if you are using an external print server. Some external print servers can drive several printers simultaneously. In this case the different physical connections or ports have their own numbers (which may vary with the type of server). For example, on an external unit with three output ports, the physical ports named 1, 2, and 3 have port numbers 9100, 9101, and 9102.

Note: The LPR protocol does not provide bidirectional communication with the printer. Conse- quently the printer cannot report error messages when using this protocol. Use port number 9100 to avoid this.

If you are using an external print server you must set the Port Number to 9100, or a similar number.

Some external print servers can drive several printers simultaneously. In this case the different physi- cal connections or ports have their own numbers (which may vary with the type of server). For exam- ple, on an external unit with three output ports, the physical ports named 1, 2, and 3 have port numbers 9100, 9101, and 9102.

The RIP supports the use of another printer connected to the same print server. For example, two computers running the RIP and driving the same print server can address any compatible printer con- nected to that server.

Quality

This option can be used to specify print output quality. For information on the quality setting and the effect it has on your printed output, refer to your printer manual. The following quality options may be available depending on the resolution:

Best: (Default) Highest print quality but slowest print speed. This is the recommended setting to use for the supplied profiles.

Normal: Standard output quality with medium print speed.

Fast: Lowest print quality but fastest print speed.

Compression

This option can be used to specify the encoding method used when data is sent to the printer, which can affect the transfer rate for data sent to the printer. The plugin supports two compression modes:

None

Data is transferred uncompressed, resulting in longer data transfer times to the

 

printer.

TIFF(Packbits)

Data is sent compressed, resulting in faster transfer times to the printer without

 

any loss in print quality.

Paper size

 

This option is used to select the paper size installed in the printer in previous versions of the Harlequin RIP.

Paper bin

This option can be used to select the printer’s paper bin source. The following options are available:

Paper tray 1

Sets the paper source to Paper tray one.

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Contents HP DesignJet 6 color ProofReady Plugin Copyright and Trademarks Page Contents Windows Summary of plugin featuresIntroduction System requirementsInstalling the plugin Installing plugins with the RIPLinux User Guide for HP 6 Color Plugin Installing screening plugins Source folder Description Destination folder Location of plugin foldersEnabling plugins in the Harlequin RIP Creating a page setupSetup dialog AG50324 Rev Layout options Configuring Harlequin RIP devicesOption, and named according to the settings in File template Printer Adding output devices DevicesSupplied ProofReady profiles ProofReady profilesProofReady profile Device Paper type HP Ref Resolution dpi Changing the default screening methodDescription of screening modes Output file namingConfigure Device dialog showing File template field Checking tags Tag usageTag Description Content generating tags Buffer name without the page number prefix and without char Post processing operations Post processing substitution codes Checking the command stringCommand line monitoring Troubleshooting post processing command Color managementCalibrating the printer Creating and installing ICC profiles Create a suitable page setupRecalibrating the printer Print and measure an ICC target Install the ICC profile in your RIPNew Color Setup dialog Eclipse Release Creating color setupsError messages TroubleshootingPrinter-specific messages and symptoms Job output for job name is aborting Messages for file name templates Parallel port performance and reliability Messages for post processingPatterning when not using color management Problems with passwordsAG50324 Rev