HP Designjet L25500 HP Designjet L25500 Printer Series - User's guide (first e - Page 40

Setting Cool-down curing temperature offset Minimum drying power Description If too low If too high The safe temperature at which the substrate can be under the curing module without being damaged. At the end of a job, the substrate is not stopped until this temperature is reached. A long time is needed to finish the print. The end of the print may be damaged if the cutter is disabled. The minimum power applied in the drying module while printing, so the substrate does not cool too much in lightly inked areas. A heavily inked area that comes after a lightly inked area will have bleeding or coalescence defects. The substrate is damaged in blank or lightly inked areas of the print, especially with a high number of passes. Select the number of passes Increasing the number of passes will tend to improve the print quality but reduce the speed of printing. Passes Uni/bidir Selfadhes. vinyl Ink limit setting in RIP Banner Highquality paperbased Billboard Offset Normal ink limit 4 Bidir No No No No No 6 Bidir No Maybe Maybe Maybe Yes 8 Bidir Maybe Yes Yes Yes Yes 10 Bidir Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 12 to 16 Bidir Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 10 to 18 Unidir Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Mesh No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Fabric Film High ink limit No No No No No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Key ● Unidir: unidirectional ● Bidir: bidirectional ● No: not recommended ● Maybe: may be worth trying for extra speed ● Yes: recommended Handle the substrate 36 Chapter 4 Handle the substrate ENWW