HP Stitch S1000 User Guide - Page 57
Edit a substrate preset
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NOTE: Only generic substrates can be cloned. You cannot clone a clone. You can then proceed to edit the new preset that you have created: see Edit a substrate preset on page 51. If you want to create a new substrate preset using the same transfer paper but with a different fabric, select the category paper and select the transfer paper substrate you are using. We recommend that you don't change the transfer paper name. If you change it, the substrate properties will not be shared. If you want to create a new substrate preset with a different transfer paper, change the name of the transfer paper when cloning, so that substrate properties are not shared. NOTE: If you create a new substrate preset for a new transfer paper or for a new direct-to-fabric, make sure to perform substrate-advance calibration (see Substrate-advance calibration on page 97). Edit a substrate preset Editing a preset has several purposes: ● You can assign a name of your own choice to a particular substrate. ● You can adjust the preset to suit the precise characteristics of your substrate. ● You can adjust the preset to your intended use of the substrate, which may range from highest-quality printing to fast production output. To edit the technical characteristics of a custom substrate type, go to the Internal Print Server and click Substrate > Edit. This allows you to change all the important settings in the substrate preset. It is recommended for advanced users only. NOTE: You can change only the presets that you have created yourself. The presets supplied by HP cannot be changed. You can also create new paper modes among the large variety of print modes listed for each substrate. Thus, you can change the throughput or ink level if you like. ENWW Edit a substrate preset 51