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pocket.book Page 60 Friday, June 28, 2002 4:31 PM 60 - load and unload material using non-hp printing materials During the loading process, the front panel will ask you to select the vendor of your printing material. In the Media Selection menu, you can choose HP or Others. If you use UV inks, you can also choose 3M. using non-hp printing materials After choosing a media profile, you have the option of printing a sample using that profile. It takes about nine minutes to print a sample, depending on the print mode and the printing material. RGB sample hp or 3M If you choose HP or 3M, you will be shown a list of printing materials. Whichever you select, a media profile is already available to define to the printer the precise characteristics of the material. others If you choose Others, you are offered a selection of generic media profiles. Choose the profile that seems closest to the characteristics of your non-HP printing material. CMYK sample If you are unsure which profile to choose, you can print samples using several different profiles and decide for yourself which gives the best print quality. Many of our customers prefer high-grammage printing materials (about 170 g/m²), and there is a generic media profile best suited to such materials. Choose Heavyweight Coated, and then HW Coated 2. This profile is designed to give particularly good quality, especially in Production mode.

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60 - load and unload material
using non-hp printing materials
using non-hp printing materials
During the loading process, the front panel will ask you to select
the vendor of your printing material. In the Media Selection
menu, you can choose HP or Others. If you use UV inks, you can
also choose 3M.
hp or 3M
If you choose HP or 3M, you will be shown a list of printing
materials. Whichever you select, a media profile is already
available to define to the printer the precise characteristics of the
material.
others
If you choose Others, you are offered a selection of generic
media profiles. Choose the profile that seems closest to the
characteristics of your non-HP printing material.
After choosing a media profile, you have the option of printing a
sample using that profile. It takes about nine minutes to print a
sample, depending on the print mode and the printing material.
RGB sample
CMYK sample
If you are unsure which profile to choose, you can print samples
using several different profiles and decide for yourself which
gives the best print quality.
Many of our customers prefer high-grammage printing materials
(about 170 g/m
²
), and there is a generic media profile best
suited to such materials. Choose Heavyweight Coated, and then
HW Coated 2. This profile is designed to give particularly good
quality, especially in Production mode.
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