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Troubleshooting Solving print quality problems If there are blurred lines (ink "bleeds" from lines) Try a higher Print Quality level. Use better quality media. HP media is recommended and details are given on page 10-18. The plotter may be operating in an area where the temperature and humidity are too high. For environmental specifications, see page 10-5. If there are blotchy areas (uneven fill density) Use a different Media Type setting. If you are not already doing so, try using Hewlett-Packard media. 350C If you are plotting in color, see the table on page 2-5 for a note about which print-quality/media-type combinations are not recommended. If there is other pronounced banding in area fills Some banding is normal, especially in dark or dense area fills. If banding is more pronounced than expected however, try the following: If the banding is in a black or gray area, then, in the Setup Sheet, reduce the Pen Settings/Grayscale %. At the same time, make sure that Pen Settings are set to "Use settings from tables below," so that your software's settings are overridden. Alternatively, replace the print cartridges (see page 7-2). 9-15 TROUBLE- 9 SHOOTING

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350C
9–15
If there are blurred lines (ink “bleeds” from lines)
Try a higher
Print Quality
level.
Use better quality media.
HP media is recommended and details are given on
page 10–18.
The plotter may be operating in an area where the temperature and humidity are
too high.
For environmental specifications, see page 10–5.
If there are blotchy areas (uneven fill density)
Use a different
Media Type
setting.
If you are not already doing so, try using Hewlett-Packard media.
If you are plotting in color, see the table on page 2–5 for a note about which
print-quality/media-type combinations are not recommended.
If there is other pronounced banding in area fills
Some banding is normal, especially in dark or dense area fills.
If banding is more
pronounced than expected however, try the following:
If the banding is in a black or gray area, then, in the Setup Sheet, reduce the
Pen Settings/Grayscale %
.
At the same time, make sure that
Pen Settings
are
set to “Use settings from tables below,”
so that your software’s settings are
overridden.
Alternatively, replace the print cartridges (see page 7–2).
TROUBLE–
9
SHOOTING
Troubleshooting
Solving print quality problems