HP 500ps manual Resolution, Driver Options, Perform Color Correction, ICC input profile

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Fast CAD

Use this setting for draft copies or when speed is more important than print quality, printing with this option is the fastest for CAD printing.

Resolution

You may choose between maximum and normal resolution provided that the print mode supports it.

Driver Options

Clicking this button launches the Driver Options dialog.

Printer Color Calibrations

This is feature allows printer to do color calibrations between the RIP software and the printer.

Apply Color Calibration Data

If this option is checked the system will use the data stored to print. If this option is not check the system uses default settings. When this option appears gray the system has no data store, this may occur the first time the printer is used or if data is deleted by the user.

Get Color Calibration Data

Retrieves the calibration parameters from the printer. If this option appears gray the port currently being used does not allow for data retrieval.

Status Window

Displays system messages.

Cut Media After Printing

Cuts the media after the print is complete. If a drying time has been set, the media will be cut after the dry time is finished.

Perform Color Correction

Checking this setting activates the color correction settings. If this setting is not checked, incoming jobs are assumed to already have color correction.

ICC input profile

Input profiles are used to convert the image into a neutral color space. Once the image is in a neutral color space, then the output profile is used to convert the image into the color space of the output device. To add an ICC input profile from another source, click the Add button. Three types of ICC input profiles can be specified:

CMYK ICC input profile

The CMYK input profile defines all elements of a job that are in CMYK color mode. If your job is in the RGB color mode, then you should leave the CMYK input profile set to the Generic setting. If your file contains images in both the CMYK and the RGB mode, then the CMYK input profile will be applied to the CMYK images and the RGB input profile will be applied to the RGB images. If your image is in the CMYK color mode, then your file was previously separated for output to a specific output device. Whenever possible, use the profile for the

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Contents HP DesignJet 500PS Table of Contents Setup Properties General TAB Welcome System Requirements MacintoshMinimum Recommended System Requirement Windows Macintosh Installation Windows 95/Windows 98 Installation Windows NT Installation Windows 2000 Installation Using the RIP Software Getting StartedSetting up Printer Ports Using an ECP PortUsing TCP/IP Printing a Test FileTo add an USB Port to a Windows 98 System To add an USB Port to a Windows 2000 System To add an USB Port to a MacintoshMenus File MenuAdd Job Job PropertiesSave As SendPause Edit Menu Setup Menu PrintingView Menu Adding Jobs to the Print MonitorPausing and Resuming Printing Deleting Jobs from the Print MonitorAborting a Print Job Printing Directly from an ApplicationPrinting from a Client on your Network Setup Properties Setup Properties General TabManufacturer ModelSetup Name ECP ModeMedia MarginFile Ports Macintosh PortsAppleTalk Setup Properties Print Tab Print ModeResolution Driver OptionsPerform Color Correction ICC input profileICC output profile Color Adjust Tab Color ModeCommunications Tab Windows Only Job Properties Job Properties General TabSize Copies LayoutJob Properties Print Tab Color TabAdvanced Printing Procedures Windows Page Page Advanced Printing Procedures Macintosh Page

500ps specifications

The HP 500ps is a versatile and compact plotter well-regarded for its reliable performance in various professional settings. This device is primarily engineered for producing high-quality prints for architects, engineers, and designers who demand precision and detail in their workflow. With its blend of advanced technology and user-friendly features, the HP 500ps stands as a popular choice among plotters in its class.

One of the main features of the HP 500ps is its wide-format printing capabilities, which allows users to create prints up to 42 inches wide. This is particularly beneficial for large-scale projects like architectural blueprints, technical drawings, and design posters, enabling professionals to visualize their work effectively. The device utilizes HP's Thermal Inkjet technology, which ensures sharp details and vibrant colors, making it suitable for both color and monochrome prints.

The HP 500ps is equipped with a dual printhead system, which enhances the device's reliability and throughput. This feature allows for simultaneous use of multiple ink cartridges, thus accelerating printing times, while maintaining high-quality output. Additionally, the plotter supports a wide range of media types and sizes, including bond paper, photographic paper, and vinyl, offering versatility for various printing needs.

Another significant characteristic of the HP 500ps is its efficient design, which includes a compact footprint. This makes it an ideal option for environments with limited space, such as small offices or shared workspaces. The intuitive control panel and software integration simplify the printing process, allowing users to easily adjust settings and manage print jobs.

Furthermore, the HP 500ps integrates seamlessly with a variety of operating systems and design applications. This compatibility enhances the user experience, providing the flexibility to work with multiple platforms and software solutions.

In summary, the HP 500ps is a robust plotter that combines high-quality printing technology with a user-friendly design. Its wide-format capabilities, dual printhead system, and versatility with media types make it an essential tool for professionals in design and engineering fields. With a focus on reliability and efficiency, the HP 500ps continues to meet the demanding needs of creative and technical industries alike.
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