HP Designjet 700 HP DesignJet 700 user guide - Page 114

Adjusting the Margins Roll Media Only

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Controlling the Page Format Adjusting the Margins (Roll Media Only) Page format Margins Full menu mode Default: Normal Affects next plot Adjusting the Margins (Roll Media Only) Besides nesting and setting the page size, you can also change the margin settings and expand the plotting area of the page, therefore reducing the amount of media waste. The two side margins are 5.0 mm. The automatic setting of the plotter's margins is 17 mm on the leading and trailing edges of the media. By reducing the margins to 10 mm on the leading and trailing edges of the media, you can use 14 mm more plotting area along that axis. The adjustment is available in the front panel. Normal Margins Trailing edge 17.0 mm Smaller Margins 10 mm 5.0 mm 5.0 mm 5.0 mm 17.0 mm Leading edge 5 mm = 0.2 in 10 mm = 0.4 in 17 mm = 0.67 in 10 mm 0024 IMPORTANT Margins and Automatic Cutting When Margins is set to Smaller, the plotter waits for the plot to dry and the next plot to begin plotting before cutting the plot from the roll. If you press Form Feed and Cut, the plotter immediately cuts off the current plot. When the next plot begins, the plotter cuts again to give this plot the narrow margin. 4-6

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Full menu mode
Default: Normal
Affects next plot
Page format
Margins
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Adjusting the Margins (Roll Media Only)
Besides nesting and setting the page size, you can also change the margin settings
and expand the plotting area of the page, therefore reducing the amount of media
waste.
The two side margins are 5.0 mm.
The automatic setting of the plotter’s
margins is 17 mm on the leading and trailing edges of the media. By reducing the
margins to 10 mm on the leading and trailing edges of the media, you can use
14 mm more plotting area along that axis.
The adjustment is available in the front
panel.
5.0 mm
5.0 mm
17.0 mm
17.0 mm
5.0 mm
10 mm
10 mm
Smaller Margins
Normal Margins
Leading edge
Trailing edge
5 mm = 0.2 in
10 mm = 0.4 in
17 mm = 0.67 in
0024
Margins and Automatic Cutting
IMPORTANT
When
Margins
is set to
Smaller,
the plotter waits for the plot to dry and the next
plot to begin plotting before cutting the plot from the roll. If you press
Form Feed
and Cut
, the plotter immediately cuts off the current plot. When the next plot
begins, the plotter cuts again to give this plot the narrow margin.
Controlling the Page Format
Adjusting the Margins (Roll Media Only)