HP HD Pro 2 User Guide - Page 157

step 2: run Calibrate, step 3: create a media profile for your printer

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1. Install your printer and printer drivers. step 2: run Calibrate Preliminary Calibrate will ensure correct and reliable performance from the start. After shipping, unpacking and setting up your scanner, it must be cleaned and calibrated before using it the first time. After that, scanner maintenance on a regular basis will ensure stabile and reliable results with every job. 1. View the full instructions for Calibrate - cleaning and calibration. step 3: create a media profile for your printer A Media Profile is the unit that stores the data for matching scanner and printer colors on a given media. You must create a Media Profile for each media type you use with the specific color printer. Your new media profile(s) will be used for color copying. Before you start a copy job, you will select the media profile that corresponds with the media in your printer. By this action you are harmonizing scanner, printer and media factors for achieving matching colors between the original and its copy. 1. ...how do I... create a new media profile for my printer and media? Congratulations! You have now setup your HP Scanner system and are ready to make your first high quality copies. printing instructions legal information © Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P

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1.
Install
your printer and printer drivers.
step 2: run Calibrate
Preliminary Calibrate will ensure correct and reliable performance
from the start. After shipping, unpacking and setting up your
scanner, it must be cleaned and calibrated before using it the first
time. After that, scanner maintenance on a regular basis will ensure
stabile and reliable results with every job.
1.
View
the full instructions for Calibrate - cleaning
and calibration.
step 3: create a media profile for your printer
A Media Profile is the unit that stores the data for matching scanner
and printer colors on a given media. You must create a Media Profile
for each media type you use with the specific color printer.
Your new media profile(s) will be used for color copying. Before you
start a copy job, you will select the media profile that corresponds
with the media in your printer. By this action you are harmonizing
scanner, printer and media factors for achieving matching colors
between the original and its copy.
1.
...how
do I... create a new media profile for my printer and
media?
Congratulations! You have now setup your HP Scanner system and are
ready to make your first high quality copies.
printing instructions
legal information
© Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P