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Solving Problems | Image Quality | Ink Supply | Media Problems | Image Error | Other Problems | Getting Help | |
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• The interface cable between your computer and the printer could be faulty. Try another cable to see if the problem is corrected.
• If you have connected your computer to the parallel port on the printer, make sure you are using a genuine HP par- allel interface cable.
• Depending on the software, drivers and RIPs you are using with your printer, there will be different solutions to solv- ing this problem. Refer to the Vendor’s User Documentation for details.
• The I/O Setup / I/O Timeout setting may be too long. From the
• Either: you have changed them in Pen settings / Define palette but forgotten to select that palette in Pen settings /
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• | Or: you changed the setting in the front panel but this has been ignored by the printer because the driver setting has | |
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Page Format or Rotate does not Work
•The printer cannot rotate raster images. If your file contains raster data (typically, images with heavy area fill and shading that you have scanned into your software) you will not be able to rotate the print.
•Your driver does not allow this to happen.