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Print mode selection - printer driver

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panel. Use the front panel NOTE: In most cases, settings in your application software or printer driver will override the settings you make on the front panel of the printer. Sleep mode key After a period of inactivity, the printer goes into a sleep mode (low-power usage mode). This is indicated by the front-panel display and status indicators turning off. The indicator light on the front panel is on when the printer is in standby mode. The printer "wakes up" when you press the sleep mode key (or any other key) on the printer's front panel, or when there is any I/O activity, such as the arrival of a printing job. Print mode selection „ Choose Max Speed for the fastest printing. Ideal for checking prints, when image quality is not very important. „ Choose Production for fast printing with image quality good enough for some production purposes. Production mode is available only with certain paper types. „ Choose Productivity for a good combination of image quality and speed. „ Choose Max Quality for the highest possible image quality. You can print images in different settings to see which gives the best combination of throughput and quality for your application. The resolution at which your print will be printed is summarized in the table below. NOTE: To print in Max Quality mode with the Enhanced IQ setting, you must use glossy paper. Print quality setting Default resolution Resolution with Enhanced IQ setting Max Speed 300 × 300 HP Designjet 5100 printer Customer Reference Guide 1-5

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Use the front panel
HP Designjet 5100 printer Customer Reference Guide
panel.
NOTE
: In most cases, settings in your application software or printer driver
will override the settings you make on the front panel of the printer.
Sleep mode key
After a period of inactivity, the printer goes into a sleep mode (low-power
usage mode). This is indicated by the front-panel display and status
indicators turning off. The indicator light on the front panel
is on when the
printer is in standby mode. The printer “wakes up” when you press the sleep
mode key (or any other key) on the printer’s front panel, or when there is any
I/O activity, such as the arrival of a printing job.
Print mode selection
Choose
Max Speed
for the fastest printing. Ideal for checking prints,
when image quality is not very important.
Choose
Production
for fast printing with image quality good enough for
some production purposes. Production mode is available only with
certain paper types.
Choose
Productivity
for a good combination of image quality and
speed.
Choose
Max Quality
for the highest possible image quality.
You can print images in different settings to see which gives the best
combination of throughput and quality for your application. The resolution at
which your print will be printed is summarized in the table below.
NOTE
: To print in Max Quality mode with the Enhanced IQ setting, you
must use glossy paper.
Print quality
setting
Default
resolution
Resolution with Enhanced IQ
setting
Max Speed
300 × 300