HP-GL/2 options

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This chapter describes the setting of printing parameters generally used with vector- based files, including palette selection, printer control, rotation, reprints, nesting, ink reduction and ink limiting.

KODAK's implementation of HP-GL/2 supports vector/raster merge and conforms to "The HP-GL/2 and HP RTL Reference Guide, Third Edition" by Hewlett-Packard Company (Addison-Wesley, 1997, ISBN 0-201-31014-7). Please refer to this guide for detail on HP-GL/2 commands.

Printing vector data

When printing vector data, you can control certain options from your software applica- tion, or you can assign control to the printer and set its options. Whether you assign control to the software (the default) or the printer depends on your personal preferences. You might choose to override software control because the software is not providing the features you want.

Accessing HP-GL/2 features

The following functions are available from the HP-GL/2 menu: palette select, printer vs.

Ísoftware control, rotation, reprints, nesting, ink reduction and ink limit.

To access HP-GL/2 features

1Press Setup Menu/HP-GL/2 Menu.

The HP-GL/2 menu displays with further options.

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Palette Select

Nesting Menu

Control

Reprints

Rotation

Ink Limit

Ink Reduction

Exit

 

 

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4800 specifications

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