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Printer Options 2-3

Reference Guide

Color mode

Color mode refers to whether you are printing in color or monochrome.

To choose the color mode

1 Press Setup Menu/Print Mode Menu/Color Mode.

2 Choose Color, Mono or Gray.

3 Press OK.

Quality modes

There are four print quality modes:

Production - This setting is useful for fast, better than average quality printing on paper

media.

Photo - For high quality continuous tone images where quality is more important than

printing speed. (Default)

Enhanced - This is our best pre-defined quality mode.

User defined - Allows you to set each one of the print mode options individually to meet

your unique requirements.

To choose print quality

1 Press Setup Menu/Print Mode Menu/Quality Mode.

2 Choose the desired quality.

3 Press OK.

Contents

Main WARRANTY FCC Statement (U.S.A.) VDE statement Industry Canada VCCI Japan Material safety data sheet Printer Disposal General operating safety Dryer safety DISCONNECT POWER CORD BEFORE SERVICING! Manual conventions ! Other reference materials Contents Page Introduction 1 2 x 4 Printing with 4800 Series printers 4321 Y MCK Obtaining quality results Use the Correct Inks and Media Caring for Media Caring for your ink and cartridges Choose the right media Caring for your media Choose the correct printing mode Use the right software Nine Factors that Affect Print Quality 1. Original Image Type 2. Original Image Clarity and Color 3. Scanner Type 4. Scan Resolution 5. Post Scanning Color Correction and Sharpening 6. RIP Color Profile 7. RIP Diffusion/Dither Patterns 8. Ink and Media 9. Cartridge Preparation and Alignment Printer options 2 Cartridge set 2x4 YMCK4321 To choose the cartridge set Choosing print mode options Page Dots per inch To choose dpi Page Print direction To change the print direction Choosing feed media options End of media To set end of media Media counter To enter a media length value Page Page Printer Options 2-10 Paper Size Normal Print Area Expanded Print Area GRAPHICS (U.S. OFFSET) ISO-A Printer Options 2-11 Media Sizes and Maximum Printing Areas for Sheet Media Paper Size Normal Print Area Expanded Print Area GRAPHICS (U.S. OFFSET) U.S. ARCHITECTURAL U.S. ENGINEERING Margins Page Page Save Media To turn off Save Media Defining user setup To save user setup To use a previously saved user setting Choosing a language To choose a language Choosing ink options Page DISCONNECT POWER CORD BEFORE SERVICING! To set the dryer LCD Contrast To set LCD contrast Page Printer Options 2-20 Printer Default Settings HP-GL/2 options 3 Printing vector data Accessing HP-GL/2 features To access HP-GL/2 features lPalette Select Nesting Menu l lControl Reprints l lRotation Ink Limit l lInk Reduction Exit l Palette select To choose a palette type Control Page Ink reduction To set ink reduction Nesting To enable nesting Nest wait time Page Installing additional memory A Acceptable DIMM sizes DIMM installation To remove the right cover To remove the DIMM DIMM Slot To install the new DIMM Technical information B Page Menu tree C Main menu at a glance Main menu lLoad Media Feed Media Menu l lCut Setup Menu l lPause Utility Menu l lReset l Page Setup menu at a glance Setup menu lPrint Mode Menu User Setup Menu l lPaper Option Menu Ink Option Menu l l l lHP-GL/2 Menu Exit l Print Mode Menu lColor Mode Print Passes l lQuality Mo de Carriage Speed l l lCartridge Set Exit l Paper Option Menu lSupply Type Auto-Cut Menu l lMedia Standard Save Media l l l Page User Setup Menu Page Utility menu at a glance Utility menu l lColor C alib Menu Service Menu l lCalibration Menu Exit l Page Page Error messages D Error Messages Cartridge Errors Page Troubleshooting E Troubleshooting quick list Isolating problems Printer Health Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Data Transfer Page Application Software Calling for Help Customer Technical Support