HP 500ps manual

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1.From the HP DesignJet 500PS Print Monitor click Printer>Setup Properties. Then click the Print Tab.

2.Make sure the Perform Color Correction checkbox has a check in it, correct output profiles and rendering intent are set.

3.Click OK to close Setup Properties.

4.Go to Apple menu and select Chooser. Highlight Adobe PS and make sure HP DesignJet 500PS@... is selected.

5.In PageMaker, go to File>Document Setup.

6.From the Page field select your paper size or choose Custom for a custom page size. If you choose Custom page size, enter the custom size in the height and width fields.

7.Select your printer’s resolution as the Target Output Resolution. If it is not available, select the next highest value. Click OK.

8.Go to File>Preferences>General. Click the ‘CMS Setup...’ button.

9.From Color Management select OFF.

10.Click OK to Color Management System Preferences. Click OK to Preferences.

11.Go to File>Print.

12.From the PPD menu, select the PPD for your printer.

13.Click the Paper button. From the Size menu, select your paper size. Select Custom for a custom size. Enter the width and height of the custom paper size in the new Custom Paper Size dialog. Your paper size should match your job size. Click OK.

14.Click the Options button. From the Send image data menu, select Normal.

15.From Data encoding select ‘Send binary image data.’

16.From download fonts select PostScript and TrueType.

17.Click the Color button. Select Composite and Color.

18.From Optimized screen Select Default.

19.Click the Features button. Select any other printer specific settings you want.

20.Click Print.

Photoshop 5.0

1.From the HP DesignJet 500PS Print Monitor click Printer>Setup Properties. Then click the Print Tab.

2.Make sure the Perform Color Correction checkbox has a check in it, correct profiles and rendering intent are set.

3.Click OK to close Setup Properties.

4.Go to Apple menu and select Chooser. Highlight Adobe PS and make sure HP DesignJet 500PS@ is selected.

5.In Photoshop go to File>Page Setup. From the ‘Paper’ field select your page size.

6.Select Custom Page Default from the pop-up menu if a custom page size is required, and enter your custom page size. Click the Add button.

7.Select Page Attribute from the pop-up menu. Select the defined Custom Page in the ‘Paper’ field.

8.Select Adobe Photoshop from the pop-up menu. Click the Screen button.

9.Check the box for ‘Use Printer’s Default Screen’s. Click OK for Halftone Screen dialog.

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Contents HP DesignJet 500PS Table of Contents Setup Properties General TAB System Requirements Macintosh WelcomeMinimum Recommended System Requirement Windows Macintosh Installation Windows 95/Windows 98 Installation Windows NT Installation Windows 2000 Installation Using the RIP Software Getting StartedUsing TCP/IP Setting up Printer PortsUsing an ECP Port 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 MacintoshAdd Job MenusFile Menu Job PropertiesSend Save AsPause Edit Menu View Menu Setup MenuPrinting Adding Jobs to the Print MonitorAborting a Print Job Pausing and Resuming PrintingDeleting Jobs from the Print Monitor Printing Directly from an ApplicationPrinting from a Client on your Network Manufacturer Setup PropertiesSetup Properties General Tab ModelMedia Setup NameECP Mode MarginMacintosh Ports File PortsAppleTalk Setup Properties Print Tab Print ModePerform Color Correction ResolutionDriver Options ICC input profileICC output profile Color Mode Color Adjust TabCommunications Tab Windows Only Job Properties General Tab Job PropertiesSize 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.