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● Vertical bands. ● Horizontal bands. ● Coalescence, grain (can be caused by an excess of light ink). Substrate settings Try reducing the amount of ink in your RIP software, then reprint the chart and check again. You may have chosen a media preset that uses more ink than your substrate allows. Consult your RIP documentation to make sure you're applying the right media preset, and to find out how to lower the total ink limits of the media preset. For a quick solution, you could change to a different media preset that uses less ink: for example, paper-aqueous presets use less ink than self-adhesive presets. 68 Chapter 5 Substrate settings ENWW

Section	Page
Introduction	5
Safety precautions	5
General safety guidelines	5
Electrical shock hazard	5
Heat hazard	6
Fire hazard	6
Mechanical hazard	7
Heavy substrate hazard	7
Ink handling	7
Warnings and cautions	7
Warning labels	8
The printer’s main features	9
The printer’s main components	9
Front view	10
Rear view	11
Edge holders case	11
Drying enclosure	12
Take-up reel motor	12
Loading accessory	13
The front panel	13
The Embedded Web Server	14
Main tab	15
Setup tab	15
Support tab	15
Turn the printer on and off	15
Restart the printer	16
Connectivity and software instructions	17
Connection method	17
Connect to a network	17
Basic setup options	19
Printer setup options	19
Change the language of the front panel	19
View or set the date and time	19
Set altitude	19
Request e-mail notification of specific error conditions	20
Change the cool-down delay	20
Change the sleep mode setting	20
Turn the buzzer on or off	20
Change the front panel display contrast	20
Change the units of measurement	20
Restore factory settings	21
Embedded Web Server setup options	21
Access the Embedded Web Server	21
Change the language of the Embedded Web Server	21
Restrict access to the printer	22
Handle the substrate	23
Overview	23
Substrate tips	23
Supported substrate families	24
Supported HP substrates	25
Porous substrates	27
Load a roll onto the spindle	27
Load a roll into the printer (automatically)	31
Load a roll into the printer (manually)	34
Load a cut sheet into the printer	37
Unload a roll from the printer	37
The take-up reel	38
The loop-shapers	38
Load a roll onto the take-up reel (banner/textile/mesh substrates)	39
Load a roll onto the take-up reel (other substrates)	45
Unload a roll from the take-up reel	51
The edge holders	53
The loading accessory	54
Double-sided printing	58
View information about the substrate	60
Substrate length tracking	61
Store the substrate	62
Substrate settings	63
Download media presets	63
Add a new substrate	63
Summary	64
Select printer settings and color profile	64
Load the substrate and print the diagnostic plot	67
Change settings while printing	68
Advanced settings	68
Temperature profile	70
Select the number of passes	70
Check the quantity of ink on the substrate	71
Faster printing	74
Color calibration	74
Color profiles	75
Color reproduction tricks	75
Retrieving usage information	77
Get accounting information	78
Check usage statistics	78
Check usage statistics for a job	78
Request accounting data by E-mail	78
The ink system	80
Ink system components	80
Ink cartridges	80
Printheads	80
Printhead cleaning kit	81
Printhead cleaning cartridge	81
Ink funnel	82
Ink filter	82
Printhead cleaning container	82
The ink maintenance kit	83
Order ink supplies	84
Print options	85
Printer states	85
Change margins	85
Request the printer’s internal prints	86
Accessories	87
Order accessories	87
Printer specifications	88
Functional specifications	88
Physical specifications	89
Memory specifications	89
Power specifications	89
Environmental specifications	90
Acoustic specifications	90
Glossary	91

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Vertical bands.

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Horizontal bands.

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Coalescence, grain (can be caused by an excess of light ink).

Try reducing the amount of ink in your RIP software, then reprint the chart and check again.

You may have chosen a media preset that uses more ink than your substrate allows. Consult your

RIP documentation to make sure you’re applying the right media preset, and to find out how to

lower the total ink limits of the media preset. For a quick solution, you could change to a different

media preset that uses less ink: for example, paper-aqueous presets use less ink than self-adhesive

presets.

Chapter 5

Substrate settings

ENWW

Substrate settings