HP C7770B HP Designjet 500Plus Printer - User's Guide - Page 207

Even though the printer has no physical pens, the lines it draws match

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Term long-axis printing margin Nesting nozzles palette PJL parallel interface PANTONE pen platen printhead printing area Meaning Printing a page when the length is longer than a standard page size. The space around the page added by the printer to separate one page from another and to avoid printing right to the edge of the paper. Placing two or more pages side-by-side on roll paper to avoid waste. Located underneath the printhead. The nozzles direct the ink onto the page. A set of logical pens defined by color and width. Printer Job Language. A programming language that controls jobs going to a printer. A type of interface between computer and device. Generally faster than a serial interface. The PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® is an international standard for color communication in the graphics art industry. Even though the printer has no physical pens, the lines it draws match the attributes of a pen. The exterior part of the printer on which the paper rests before going into the printer. The printhead is installed into the carriage assembly. It is the part which prints the ink onto the paper. Page size minus margins. For More Terms, click on the Next Page Icon

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long-axis
printing
Printing a page when the length is longer than a standard page size.
margin
The space around the page added by the printer to separate one page from
another and to avoid printing right to the edge of the paper.
Nesting
Placing two or more pages side-by-side on roll paper to avoid waste.
nozzles
Located underneath the printhead. The nozzles direct the ink onto the page.
palette
A set of logical pens defined by color and width.
PJL
Printer Job Language. A programming language that controls jobs going to a
printer.
parallel
interface
A type of interface between computer and device. Generally faster than a
serial interface.
PANTONE
The PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® is an international standard for color
communication in the graphics art industry.
pen
Even though the printer has no physical pens, the lines it draws match the
attributes of a pen.
platen
The exterior part of the printer on which the paper rests before going into the
printer.
printhead
The printhead is installed into the carriage assembly. It is the part which
prints the ink onto the paper.
printing area
Page size minus margins.
Term
Meaning
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