HP 750c HP DesignJet 700/750C Plus Plotters Quick Reference Guide - C4705-9004 - Page 17

Controlling the Print Quality - designjet plus driver

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Controlling the Print Quality You can set the overall print quality from the front panel. To Change the Print Quality Setting Use the front-panel Print Quality key to switch between the three print quality settings. Best Normal Fast Print Quality If you are using the AutoCAD or Windows drivers supplied with the plotter, the print quality setting (or an equivalent) within the driver will override the front-panel setting; the front-panel light which is illuminated will change accordingly until this print job is finished. 0027 Changing the setting affects all plots, including the plotter's internal sample plots, except those that are already in the plotter's queue. Your print quality setting affects both the speed and the cost of plotting-as shown in the table below. Print Quality Fast Setting Normal Best Speed Ink Used Print quality also varies according to your specification of the media type (see the table on page 13) drying time-decreasing it may reduce print quality in the case of the HP DesignJet 750C Plus only, whether Sharp Lines is active or not. The use of the Sharp Lines resolution enhancement feature usually improves plot quality, as shown in the table on the next page. (You may wish to experiment with the Sharp Lines feature-see the User's Guide for full details.) 15

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Controlling the Print Quality
You can set the overall print quality from the front panel.
To Change the Print Quality Setting
Use the front-panel
Print Quality
key to switch between the three
print quality settings.
Normal
Fast
Print Quality
Best
0027
If you are using the AutoCAD or Windows drivers supplied with
the plotter, the print quality setting (or an equivalent) within the
driver will override the front-panel setting;
the front-panel light
which is illuminated will change accordingly until this print job is
finished.
Changing the setting affects all plots, including the plotter’s internal
sample plots, except those that are already in the plotter’s queue.
Your print quality setting affects both the speed and the cost of
plotting—as shown in the table below.
Print Quality
Setting
Fast
Normal
Best
Speed
Ink Used
Print quality also varies according to
your specification of the media type (see the table on page 13)
drying time—decreasing it may reduce print quality
in the case of the HP DesignJet 750C Plus only,
whether
Sharp Lines
is active or not.
The use of the
Sharp Lines
resolution enhancement
feature usually improves plot quality, as shown in the table on the next
page. (You may wish to experiment with the
Sharp Lines
feature—see
the
User’s Guide
for full details.)