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Introduction Media & Ink Solutions Front Panel Printer Options Other Index Using this Guide Introducing Your HP DesignJet 500 Printer Front View of Printer Printer Connections Your Printer's Main Features The HP DesignJet 500 printing system is specially designed for individuals or small work-groups in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) and mechanical CAD design. For the complete printing solution, HP also offers a wide range of media including HP Heavyweight Coated Paper with fade-resistant photo-quality output and HP High-Gloss Photo Paper for high-quality long-lasting prints that produce a professional look and feel. And with the HP Complementary Media Program, HP provides users with a wide spectrum of choice and flexibility in their media selection. The HP DesignJet 500 printer comes in two sizes: A0+/E+ size (42 inches/1066.8 mm) and D/A1 size (24 inches/609.6 mm) models. Both models have roll-feed capabilities. The A0+/E+ size model also includes legs and a media bin. • Ultimate Photo Image Quality and Excellent Line Quality: The HP DesignJet 500 printer delivers ultimate line quality with a true resolution of 1200x600-dpi, using HP's color layering technology, which layers multiple color ink drops on a single drop, on coated paper. This excellent line quality is achieved due to the fact that each one-half inch/12.7mm printhead contains 304 nozzles, producing miniscule 18-picoliter black pigmented ink drops and four picoliter color dye-based drops, that are idea for engineering and architectural applications. In addition, the HP DesignJet 500 printer delivers excellent photo quality for renders and photographs, providing continuous tones and smooth transitions. • Unattendedness: The HP DesignJet 500 printing system includes a modular ink delivery system, with 69-cc cartridge capacity, and long life printheads which last, on average, through ten black ink cartridges and six color ink cartridges, depending on use. This modular system allows users to replace individual ink supplies separately, as needed and also provide automatic alignment and cutting and stacking of finished prints in the media bin, enabling continuous and unattended printing. In addition, the HP DesignJet 500 printer includes smart chips that are embedded into each individual printhead and ink cartridge that alert the user if it time to replace the printhead and continuously monitor ink levels. More...

Section	Page
Introduction	1
Using this Guide	2
How to Use this Guide	3
Related Information	4
User’s Reference Guide Navigation	5
Introducing Your HPDesignJet500 Printer	6
Your Printer’s Main Features	7
HP Ink Supplies	9
Print Resolution	10
Media	11
User Interface	12
Memory	13
Drivers	14
Front View of Printer	15
Printer Connections	16
Media & Ink	17
Media Choice	18
Choosing Paper or Other Media	19
Paper Types	20
Physical Characteristics of Paper Types	21
Additional Information About Paper Types	23
Combinations of Media Type and Print Quality Selection	24
CAD Drawings—Mono	25
CAD Drawings and GIS—Color (Lines and low density)	26
CAD Rendering, GIS and Images—Color and CAD (high ink density)	27
Handling Your Paper or Type of Media	28
Obtaining Roll or Sheet Paper Information	29
Print Times for a Selected Print Quality	30
Printable Area	31
ANSI Paper	32
Architectural Paper	33
ISO Paper	34
Roll Media	35
Installing a New Roll on the Printer	36
Loading Roll Media	37
Unloading Roll Media	38
Removing Roll Media from the Printer	39
Removing Roll Media from the Spindle	40
Cutter Replacement	41
Prerequisites	41
Important Information	41
Sheet Media	42
Which Side Up?	43
Which Edge First?	44
Loading Sheet Media	45
Important	45
Unloading Sheet Media	46
Important	46
Ink System	47
What are HP Ink Supplies?	48
Ink Cartridges	48
Printheads	48
Component identification	49
Ink Supply Guidelines	50
Precautions	51
Color Calibration	52
Drying Time	53
Drying Time Settings	54
Typical Drying Times	55
Drying Procedure	56
Ink Cartridges	57
Ink Cartridge Errors	58
Ink Cartridge Levels	59
Ink Cartridge Information	60
Ink Cartridge Replacement	61
Printheads	62
Printhead Errors	63
Printhead Information	64
PrintheadReplacement	65
Printhead Alignment	66
Solutions	67
Solving Problems	68
Finding the Source of Your Problem	69
Image Quality Problems	70
Configuration Correction	71
Troubleshooting Procedure	72
Running the Troubleshooting Utility	72
Diagnostic Print A Interpretation	73
Diagnostic Print B Interpretation	74
Troubleshooting Flow Chart	75
Advance Calibration	76
Advance Calibration Values	77
Stepped Lines	78
Incomplete Lines	79
Color Alignment	80
Horizontal Banding	81
Color Accuracy	82
Related Topics	82
Color Consistency problems	83
Long Term Color Bleeding (Glossy Papers)	83
Color Accuracy Configuration	84
Additional Color Accuracy Information	85
Ink Supply Problems	86
Printhead Problems after Replacement	86
Problems Inserting the Ink Cartridge	86
Problems Inserting the Printhead	86
Unknown Printhead Error	87
Media Problems	88
Media	89
Clearing a Media Jam	90
Removing Jammed Paper	91
Removing Jammed Paper (continued)	92
Ink Marks on the Media	93
Warped Lines	94
Blurred Lines (Ink “Bleeds” from Lines)	94
Marks or Scratches on Glossy Paper after Printing	94
Smears or Scratching on Your Printed Media	95
Media Loading Problems	96
Media Output Problems	97
Prints Fall on the Floor After Being Cut	97
Prints Do Not Stack Properly in the Media Bin	97
Image Error	98
Image is Incomplete	99
Output Contains Only a Partial Print	99
Image is Clipped	100
Long-Axis Print Is Clipped	100
Printed Image Incorrect	101
Image is in One Portion of the Printing Area	102
Image is Unexpectedly Rotated	102
Print is Distorted or Unintelligible	103
One Image Overlays Another on the Same Sheet	103
Other Sources of Information	104
Other Problems	105
Communication Problems	106
File Size and Memory	106
Printer Does not Print	107
Printer Seems Too Slow	108
Getting Help	109
HP Customer Care	110
What to Do Before You Call	111
HP DesignJet Online	112
Front Panel	113
The Front Panel	114
Navigation Keys	115
Display Screen	116
Action Keys	117
Menu Structure	118
Paper Menu	119
Ink Menu	120
Job Management Menu	121
Set-up Menu	122
Set-up Menu (continued)	123
Navigating the Menu System	124
Navigation Example	125
How to Set the Ink-drying Time to Two Minutes	125
Message Descriptions	129
Printer Options	144
Page Format	145
Page Description	146
Page Size	147
Margins	147
Printing Area	147
Inked Area	147
Rotating an Image	148
Job Rotation (HP-GL/2)	148
Page Size and the Rotation	148
What is Rotated?	149
Printing a Mirror Image	150
Setting Page Size in the Front Panel	151
Adjusting the Page Size in the Front Panel	152
Page Size	153
Page Size and Clipped Images	154
Image Appearance	155
Front Panel Image Options	156
Why Use the Front Panel?	156
Pen Widths and Colors in the Internal Palettes	157
Change the Palette Settings	159
How to Define Palette A	160
Changing the Treatment of Overlapping Lines (Merge)	162
Printing Images in Grayscale	163
Print Speeds and Print Quality	164
Print Quality	166
Advanced Options	167
Improving Line Quality and Graphics Details	168
Best Quality Settings	169
Print Management	170
Cancelling a Page that is Printing	171
Cancelling the Drying Time	172
Printer Configuration	173
Printer Information	174
Front Panel Setup	175
Menu and Message Language	176
Alert Buzzer	177
Screen Contrast	178
Altitude Setting	179
Graphics Language and Networks	180
For System Administrators	180
Setting up the I/O Card	181
Network	181
To Change the I/O Time-out Setting	181
Controlling the Cutter	182
Upgrading Your Printer	183
Color Settings	184
Color/monochrome	184
RGB	184
Rendering Intent	184
Logs	185
Printhead Log	185
Error Log	185
Other	186
Care of the Printer	187
Cleaning the Printer	188
Cleaning the Printer Exterior	188
Storing and Moving Your Printer	189
Installing Expansion Cards	190
Network Card Installation	191
HP-GL2 Accessory Card Installation	194
Specifications	195
Functional Specifications	196
Physical Specifications	200
Memory Specifications	201
Printer Power Specifications	202
Ecological Specifications	203
Enviromental Specifications	204
Acoustic Specifications	205
Connection Specifications	206
Cable Specification	207
Recommended Cables	208
Ordering Accessories	209
Documentation	210
Hardware	212
Consumable Items	213
Glossary	214

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Using this Guide

Introducing Your

HP DesignJet 500 Printer

Front View of Printer

Printer Connections

Media & Ink

Introduction

Front Panel

Other

Printer

Options

Index

Solutions

Your Printer’s Main Features

The

HP DesignJet 500

printing system is specially designed for individuals or small work-groups in Architecture,

Engineering and Construction (AEC) and mechanical CAD design.

For the complete printing solution, HP also offers a wide range of media including HP Heavyweight Coated Paper

with fade-resistant photo-quality output and HP High-Gloss Photo Paper for high-quality long-lasting prints that

produce a professional look and feel. And with the HP Complementary Media Program, HP provides users with a

wide spectrum of choice and flexibility in their media selection.

The

HP DesignJet 500

printer comes in two sizes: A0+/E+ size (42 inches/1066.8 mm) and D/A1 size

(24 inches/609.6 mm) models. Both models have roll-feed capabilities. The A0+/E+ size model also includes legs

and a media bin.

•

Ultimate Photo Image Quality and Excellent Line Quality: The

HP DesignJet 500

printer delivers ultimate line

quality with a true resolution of 1200x600-dpi, using HP’s color layering technology, which layers multiple color

ink drops on a single drop, on coated paper. This excellent line quality is achieved due to the fact that each

one-half inch/12.7mm printhead contains 304 nozzles, producing miniscule 18-picoliter black pigmented ink

drops and four picoliter color dye-based drops, that are idea for engineering and architectural applications. In

addition, the

HP DesignJet 500

printer delivers excellent photo quality for renders and photographs, providing

continuous tones and smooth transitions.

•

Unattendedness: The

HP DesignJet 500

printing system includes a modular ink delivery system, with 69-cc

cartridge capacity, and long life printheads which last, on average, through ten black ink cartridges and six

color ink cartridges, depending on use. This modular system allows users to replace individual ink supplies

separately, as needed and also provide automatic alignment and cutting and stacking of finished prints in the

media bin, enabling continuous and unattended printing. In addition, the

HP DesignJet 500

printer includes smart chips that are embedded into each individual

printhead and ink cartridge that alert the user if it time to replace the printhead and

continuously monitor ink levels.

More…