HP 750c HP DesignJet 700 user guide - Page 155

Changing the Graphics Language Setting for a, Different Application

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RECONFIG. 7 Reconfiguring Your Plotter Changing the Graphics Language Setting for a Different Application Device setup Lang Full menu mode Default: 7586, HP-GL/2 Changing the Graphics Language Setting for a Different Application Your software application communicates with the plotter by a graphics language. The plotter supports HP industry standard CAD language HP-GL/2 (7856) HP-GL (7586B) HP RTL The plotter's default setting is designed to work successfully with most applications, and is called 7586, HP-GL/2. However, it's possible that with some older or less common applications, you may need to change this setting to HP-GL/2, as explained in the table below. To Change the Graphics Language Setting Graphics Language 7586, HP-GL/2 HP-GL/2 Comments This should work successfully for most software applications. With this graphics language setting another parameter is available: Terminator. Try changing this setting from Normal (the default) to Special: D if you are using an obsolete HP 7586 (pen plotter) driver, and your plots are incomplete. Try this setting: D if you have experienced plot position problems. D if you have experienced timing problems. However, if you choose this setting, you don't have access to the Terminator option. 7-7

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Full menu mode
Default: 7586,
HP-GL/2
Device setup
Lang
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Changing the Graphics Language Setting for a
Different Application
Your software application communicates with the plotter by a graphics language.
The plotter supports HP industry standard CAD language
HP-GL/2 (7856)
HP-GL (7586B)
HP RTL
The plotter’s default setting is designed to work successfully with most
applications, and is called 7586, HP-GL/2.
However, it’s possible that with some
older or less common applications, you may need to change this setting to
HP-GL/2, as explained in the table below.
To Change the Graphics Language Setting
Graphics
Language
Comments
7586, HP-GL/2
This should work successfully for most software applications.
With this graphics language setting another parameter is
available: Terminator.
Try changing this setting from Normal
(the default) to Special:
D
if you are using an obsolete HP 7586 (pen plotter) driver,
and your plots are incomplete.
HP-GL/2
Try this setting:
D
if you have experienced plot position problems.
D
if you have experienced timing problems.
However, if you choose
this setting, you don’t have access to
the Terminator option.
Reconfiguring Your Plotter
Changing the Graphics Language Setting for a Different Application
RECONFIG.
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