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Combinations of Media Type and Print Quality

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Working with Media and Cartridges Choosing Media Combinations of Media Type and Print Quality The table below shows that some combinations of media type and print quality are not recommended. Media Type on the Front-Panel Display Coated paper Heavy coated paper Matte film Clear film High-gloss photo Semi-gloss photo High-gloss film Opaque bond Translucent bond Natural tracing paper Vellum Print Quality (Set Either on the Front Panel or In the Software) Fast Normal Best OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Not OK OK recommended Not OK OK recommended Not OK OK recommended OK OK OK OK in monochrome only OK in monochrome only OK in monochrome only OK OK OK OK OK OK IMPORTANT. If you are using an add-on a third-party Raster Image Processor (RIP), in order to create additional print modes on your printer, then the above table may not apply. In this case, consult your RIP vendor for advice on the best settings for your requirements. A clue as to whether you are using a RIP or not is the message on the printer's front panel while it is printing. If the message "STATUS / Printing (special)" appears, then you are using a RIP. If the message "STATUS / Printing" appears, then you are probably not using a RIP. 3-6

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Combinations of Media Type and Print Quality
The table below shows that some combinations of media type and print quality are
not recommended.
Media Type on the
Front-Panel Display
Print Quality
(Set Either on the Front Panel or In the Software)
Fast
Normal
Best
Coated paper
OK
OK
OK
Heavy coated paper
OK
OK
OK
Matte film
OK
OK
OK
Clear film
OK
OK
OK
High-gloss photo
Not
recommended
OK
OK
Semi-gloss photo
Not
recommended
OK
OK
High-gloss film
Not
recommended
OK
OK
Opaque bond
OK
OK
OK
Translucent bond
OK
in monochrome
only
OK
in monochrome
only
OK
in monochrome
only
Natural tracing paper
OK
OK
OK
Vellum
OK
OK
OK
IMPORTANT.
If you are using an add-on a third-party Raster Image Processor (RIP), in order to
create additional print modes on your printer, then the above table may not apply.
In this case, consult your RIP vendor for advice on the best settings for your
requirements.
A clue as to whether you are using a RIP or not is the message on
the printer’s front panel while it is printing.
If the message “
STATUS / Printing
(special)
” appears, then you
are
using a RIP.
If the message “
STATUS / Printing
”
appears, then you are probably
not using a RIP.
Working with Media and Cartridges
Choosing Media