HP 750c HP DesignJet 700 user guide - Page 112

Controlling the Page Format Page Size Page format Size All menu modes Default: Software To Adjust the Page Size from the Front Panel Size In Front Panel Software Inked area ISO Best ISO A ISO A0/1/2/3/4 ANSI Best ANSI ANSI E/D/C/B/A JIS Best JIS B JIS B1/2/3/4 ARCH Best ARCH ARCH E1/E/D/C/B/A Oversize (No "Best" option) Over A1/2 Comments The plotter looks to the plot you have sent for a page size instruction. If it is present the plotter uses this. If not, the plotted page size is the inked area plus margins. The plotted page size is the inked area plus margins. For a definition of "inked area", see page 4-2. "Best ..." options The plotter chooses the smallest page size (from the A-series: A4, A3 etc.) that will hold the inked area of the plot. For example, if the inked area of the plot is between A3 and A4, the plotter chooses A3 as the page size. Discrete options ISO A0/1/2/3/4 ANSI E/D/C/B/A JIS B1/2/3/4 ARCH E1/E/D/C/B/A Over A1/2 The plotted page size is exactly the size you specify. The largest discrete page size you can specify depends whether your plotter is an E-size or D-size model. If you need to adjust the page size from the front panel, do so before sending the plot file from your computer, as the plotter determines the size of a plot at the time it is received from your application. 4-4