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0706477 Revision A HP Designjet H35000/ H45000 Printer series User Manual.
© Copyright 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company , L.P . The information contained herein is subject to change witho ut notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warr anty statements accomp anying such product s and services.
Regulatory S tatement s -iii Regulatory St atement s FCC-A This equipment has been tested and found to co mply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against har mful interference when th e equipment is operated in a commerc ial environment.
-iv Related Documentation Related Document ation • Release Notes — describes new vers ions of the pr inter ’s embedded sof tware and other new info rmation not included in this user manual. • Material Safety Dat a Sheets — information for safe han- dling of the inks and print head flush us ed with th e pr int er .
Table of Contents v T able of Content s Regulatory Statements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii FCC-A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
vi Table of Contents Pause-Swapping Ink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-21 Calibrating the Moveable Fence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-22 Checking Jet Health . . . .
Table of Contents vii Calibrating the Service Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-30 Technical Specifications Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
viii Table of Contents.
Getting S tarted 1-1 Chapter 1 Getting S t arted This chapter show s yo u ho w to get started us ing you r pr int er . It includes these topics: • Operating Requirem ents (p age 1-2) • Important O.
1-2 Operating Requirements Operating Requirement s Choose a location for the printer before you unpack it. Keep the following requirement s in mind: Electrical • Use the supplied power cord.
Operating Requirements 1-3 Environment al • Make sure the room is well ventilated, with a temp erature and relative humidity within specifications (see “S pecifica- tions” on page A-2). O ptimal print ing occurs within these ranges. • The high power UV light emitted by the cur ing lamps react s with oxygen and p roduces ozone.
1-4 Connecting the RIP Connecting the RIP The printer receives print jobs from a r aster image processor (RIP) from HP and thir d-party m anufactu rers.
Connecting the RIP 1-5 6. Power on the compu ter . After Windo ws start s , it detects the new inte rface card and installs the driver software. Step 2: Inst all the VideoNet Protocol The Vide oNet networking protocol is used to communicate with the printer .
1-6 Connecting the RIP 5. Click the Inst all button. 6. Select Protocol . 7. Click the Add button. 8. Click Have Disk... 9. Click Browse . 10. Browse to the V ideoNet folder on the DVD (for example, D:VideonetWindows XP). This displays a file named videonet.
Connecting the RIP 1-7 16. Right-click the VideoNet co nnection icon, then click Properties. 17. The window should now display all services and protocols assigned to the VideoNet card. 18. Uncheck all protocols except V ideoNet by clicking on the boxes with check marks in them.
1-8 Important Operating Notes Import ant Operating Notes • UV CURE INK IS PERISHABLE. Unlike other inks used in wide format printing, UV cure ink has a limited shelf life. Plan to rot ate your ink stock and use it promptly by the date printed on the ink box.
Important Operating Notes 1-9 minimal amount of isop ropyl alcohol and dry them thor- oughly before prin tin g. • DO NOT set heavy object s on the power cord or printer cable; do not bend the cables or force them into cont orte d positions. • DO NOT place heavy object s anywhere on the printer .
1-10 Important Operating Notes Safety W arnings • UV light — the ultraviolet (UV) curing lamps emit high power UV light. The printer must be operated with all safe ty shield- ing installe d to protect the operator from eye and skin dam- age.
Important Operating Notes 1-1 1 Deut sch • UV -Licht – die ultravioletthärtenden L ampen strahlen Hochleistungs-UV -Licht ab. Der Drucker muss mit allen installierten Sicherheit sabsch irmungen betr ieben werden, um den Bedie ner vor Aug en- un d Haut schäden zu schü tze n.
1-12 Important Operating Notes el peso máximo de carga de las mesa s de entrada y salida, según lo especificado en la etiquet a. • Tin ta - Lea y ponga en práctica las recomendacion es de segurid.
Important Operating Notes 1-13 Français • Lumière UV — Les lampes à séchage ultraviolet (UV) dif- fusent une puissance de lumière UV imp ortante. L'impri- mante doit être utilisée en te nant compte de toutes les mesures de sécurité mise s en place pour protéger l'opér a- teur de blessures aux yeux et sur la peau.
1-14 Important Operating Notes lithium en accord avec la réglement ation de gestion des déchets locale , r égionale ou gouvernemen tale. It aliano • Luce Ultraviolett a (UV) — Le lampade UV , emettono raggi ultravioletti ad alt a intensita' .
Important Operating Notes 1-15 • Residui pericolosi — All' interno del grup po elettrico del plotter , si trova una batteria al litio il quale se non sostitu it a in maniera corrett a puo' rischiare di esplodere. Per t ale motivo, solamente personale tecnico specializzato deve eseguire tale oper azione.
1-16 Workflow Overview Wo rkflow Overview When the printer is connected to an HP RIP , here is how a typi- cal print job progresses from the client workst ation to the printer . If you are using a non-HP RIP , refer to the documentation that accompanies it for det ails.
Workflow Overview 1-17 Daily Shut down Not Recommended DO NOT POWER DOWN THE PRINTER. Power is required to maintain vacuum to the printh eads, which keeps ink from seep- ing out. If power is unexpecte dly removed from the printer , print- head vacuum will be lost and ink will leak from the printheads.
1-18 Quick T our Quick T our Fig. 1-2. Major parts of the printer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 11 12 14 15 16 17 18,19 20 21.
Quick T our 1-19 1. UV -shielded access cover 2. T ouch-screen control p anel 3. Integrated output t able 4. Output media fence 5. Electronics box (inside enclosure) 6. Ink supply boxes 7. Profiler docking station 8. Media load (lower pinch roller s )/unload (raise pinch rollers) switch 9.
1-20 Quick T our Fig. 1-3. Fr on t Pag e scr ee n 1. Media information 2. Printer st atus 3. Ink levels 4. UV lamps st atus (L=left side, R=right side) 5. Media presence indicato r 6. Covers status (open or closed) 7. Language selector (if installed) 8.
S pecial Features 1-21 Special Features Printheads • Printheads — variable dr op size, piezoelectric printh eads, 192 jets pe r head. Ink System • Off-Head System (OHS) — 1-liter bulk ink boxes with inte- grated filter s. No-drip q uic k connectors simplify ink box replacement.
1-22 S pecial Features • Advanced pinch roller design — the molded pin ch rollers are self-aligning to preven t media skew . Any individual pinch roller can be snapped up and out of the way to avoid interfer- ing with the edge of th e me d i a. • Adjust able media fence — keep s the media feeding straight, prev en ts skewing.
S pecial Features 1-23 • Sharp Edge — reduces overspray at the ed ges of images and blocks o f color . • Simplified control p anel interface — touch-screen control panel with gra phical Front Page interface present s fre- quently-used functions.
1-24 S pecial Features.
Printing 2-1 Chapter 2 Printing This chapter shows you how to set print mode and media options, loa d ink and media, and print: • Configure Printing (p age 2-2) • Configure Media (p age 2-6) • L.
2-2 Configure Printing Configure Printing The printer can print in several dif ferent modes fo r the combina- tion of quality , resolut i on, an d sp ee d th at you re qu ire . “Jet replacement” is the printer ’ s ability to locate and replace ink- jets that are clo gg ed or misfiring in High Quality and Production modes.
Configure Printing 2-3 The printer can print in both d irections (bidirectional) or in one direction only (unidire ctional). Unidir ectional print ing can occur in either direction. Printing occurs at about half th e speed of the corres ponding bidi rectio n al pr int mod e.
2-4 Configure Printing The following ta ble shows the print mode and reso lution combinations supported b y each of these modes: BB=Billboard; PQ=Production Q uality; HQ=High Quality The Unsupported Setup Jo b Handling menu app ears. 5. Select an option.
Configure Printing 2-5 • If the media is wrinkling or wa rping from the heat of the lamps, lower the setting. When you select a lamp setting, the shutter aperture scree n appears. 8. Adjust the shutter aper tures, or press Press ! (Proceed) to continue.
2-6 Configure Media Configure Media Before the printer will accept a print job, it must be configured for a specific media type. The cu rren tly-configu red media type, if any , is displayed in the upper left corner o f the control panel.
Configure Media 2-7 • If you pressed a media name, a list of settings appe ars (see Fig. 2-1). From this scree n you can change the Media Settings, chan ge the Print Mode, Select Media again, or Pr oceed to lo ading the m edia.
2-8 Configure Media Observe the media as the fan speed ch anges. If the media is lif ting of f the platen, increase the fan speed. If the media adva nc e se em s imp e de d by the va cu um , decrease the fan spee d. After you save your change s by pressing the ! (Pro- ceed) key , the Leading Edge S t atic Control screen appears.
Configure Media 2-9 Unload Media T o unload media (raise the pinch rollers an d switch of f the platen vacuum), pr ess the Unload Media key on the Front Pa ge screen , or press the L oad/Unload switch on the back of the prin ter to the Unload position.
2-10 Load and Print on Rigid Media Load and Print on Rigid Media 1. If loaded, unload any roll-fed med ia. 2. If necessary , slide the roll-fed media edge ho lder s out of the way of the me dia path. 3. Open the input and output media t ables, and unfold and lock the legs into position.
Load and Print on Rigid Media 2-1 1 The following screen app ears. 8. Unlock the adjustab le media fence by loosening the locking knob, and slide it to the righ t (toward the service statio n end of the print er).
2-12 Load and Print on Rigid Media 10. Slide the adjusta ble media fence against the right side of the media. Then lock it in pl ace. At this point you can also ad just the speed of the vacu um fans, or switch them on or of f. If the sheet is warped or not being held do wn, increase the vacuu m fans or rais e the pinch rollers.
Load and Print on Rigid Media 2-13 After briefly displa ying the measur ed wid t h of the media, the control panel displa ys the media and m argin measur ements (see Fig. 2-6): • T o change the margins, press the Margin Settings key . Note The minimum T railing Margin is 6 inches (15.
2-14 Load and Print on Rigid Media 16. Send a print job from the RIP . For multiple copy jobs, the pr inter control panel will prompt for the next sheet a short time before the pr evious sheet is done printing.
Load and Print on Roll-Fed Media 2-15 Load and Print on Roll-Fed Media 1. If opened, retract the rigid me dia inp ut and output table extensions, and fold the t able legs, tables, and adju stable media fence down into their storage positions. 2. Load the media on to the supply spool.
2-16 Load and Print on Roll-Fed Media 3. Load the supply sp ool onto its b racket. Insert the end of the spool with the pin into the left spool holder , then insert the other end of the sp ool into the right spool holde r . 4. Unspool enough media to reach p ast the pinch rollers, and smooth out the media across the pl aten.
Load and Print on Roll-Fed Media 2-17 and calculating margins, to preven t printing on the media edge hol ders. 11 . Press the 9 (Y es) or ( (No) key . • If you press Ye s , the printer pro m pts you to posit ion the edge holders at the sides of the me dia.
2-18 Load and Print on Roll-Fed Media Tip T o display the Media Wizard and view or chan ge media and margin se ttings for the currently load ed media, touch the media info p anel in the upper left corner of the Front Page screen.
Loading Ink 2-19 Loading Ink The amount of ink in the ink supply box is tracked by the printer software and recor ded on its corres ponding prof iler . The control panel displays a ba r graph with the ink levels in each ink box. When the control p a nel sh ows th at the ink is low , replace the ink box with a full ink box of the same color .
2-20 Loading Ink Unloading an Empty Ink Box 1. Remove the profiler . 2. Grasp the metal connecto r wh er e th e ink tu be ent ers the printer , and push it up to release the ink supply tube. 3. Lift the box out of it s holder a nd turn the box up side down so the ink tube is pointing up.
Printing T ips 2-21 Printing Tip s • Rigid cut-sheet media — use only flat, unwarp ed, undam- aged sheet s, with paralle l opposite edges and 90 ° corners. Load the media fro m the back of th e printer ; loading fro m the front will cause interf erence w ith the UV blocking brus hes.
2-22 Printing Ti ps Calibrating the Moveable Fence The moveable fence is calibrated at the factory to be parallel to the top surfac e of the media , at a height just above the top of the table rollers (lower than the th ickest media that will be used on the printer).
Printing T ips 2-23 4. Using a 5 mm hex wren ch, loosen the two set screws (shown below) that secure the vertical position of the move- able fence. 5. Place a long, flat, thin metal ruler on top of one colum n of table rollers. 6. Place the mo veable fenc e arm on top of the metal ruler .
2-24 Checking Jet Health Checking Jet Health Under most conditions, AutoJet jet substitution and the printer’s automated printhead ser vice station keeps the printhe ads clean and operating without your inter vention.
Checking Jet Health 2-25 Map Out Missing Jet s If the Prime Bars reveal blank lines after a Purge, the corr e- sponding jet s should be mappe d out. When all missing jets have been substituted, pr inted output will appear as if all jets are working. Y ou can map jet s out temporar ily (“sof t bad jet s”) o r permanently (“hard bad jet s”).
2-26 UV Lamp Operation and Maintenance UV Lamp Operation and Maintenance The printer’s two UV lamps (on the lef t and right sides of the printhead carriage) emit the high-i nt ensity ultraviole t light that is necessary to cure the UV ink.
UV Lamp Operation and Maintenance 2-27 that each lamp has operate d, advance to the System Informa- tion page where this is listed (on the Fr ont Page, touch the printer status message to re veal th e Syst em Informatio n pages). Replacing the bulbs as a p air is recommended.
2-28 UV Lamp Operation and Maintenance.
Using the Control Panel 3-1 Chapter 3 Using the Control Panel This chapter describes the functions of the contro l panel. • Overview (page 3-2) • Front Page (pa ge 3-3) • Menu T ree (page 3-6) .
3-2 Overview Overview The touch-screen co ntrol panel shows you th e printer ’s current status, and enables you to interact with the printer when chang- ing media and ink, respond to an er ror condition, or configure options.
Front Page 3-3 Front Page The Front Page is the primary contro l panel interface. Y ou can initiate the most common ope rations from this scr ee n. 1. Media information — me dia n ame, size , print area, print ab le length. Press he re to display the Media Wizard.
3-4 Front Page • Job T racking Log — list of the last ten print jobs , with diagnostic information. • Media T racking Log — the amount of sheet fed and roll fed media printed si nce the reset button on this screen was pressed. 3. Ink levels — numeric and graphic ink levels; line marks “low ink” level.
Front Page 3-5 key , the media moves faster . Press the , key to reverse t he media back onto the supply spool. When you press a nd hold the , key , the media moves faster . (The same functionality is provided by the media advance switch on the back of the printer .
3-6 Menu T ree Menu T ree This menu tree reflect s version 2.01 of the embedded pr inter software. Refer to the Release Notes for more recent versions.
Menus 3-7 Menus The printer’s less-of ten used functions are accesse d via the menus. Th e printer has these me nus and fu nctions: • Calibrate Printer (see below) • Printer Settin gs (page 3 -8.
3-8 Menus • Manual Calibratio ns — allows you to calibrate the print er visually , without the pr inter ’s digit al imaging sensor . Inaccu- rate judgment s by the operator during these test s could result in substan dard output. See “Manual Calibr ations” on page 4-8 fo r instructions.
Menus 3-9 MEDIA WIZARD • Printing Delay — slows throughput (media advance speed) to allow the me dia to cool b etween passes, pr eventing war p- ing of rigid media or curling of roll-fed media.
3-10 Menus • T railing Margin — defines the margins on the trailing edge of cut-shee t me dia , be twe e n 6. 0 and 24 .0 inch es (15.3 to 61.0 cm). Tip Y ou can position an image anywhere on the media by setting the right margin (horizont al or x distance from the right edge ) and leading margin (vertical or y distance from the leading edge).
Menus 3-1 1 • Maximal with Skew Reporting — same as Maximal, but also reports the amount of ske w on the cont ro l panel Choose Minimal for fastest thro ughput, Maximal for greatest precision and skew detection when printing edge-to-edge . • Quality Check — determ ines how Aut oT une errors are handled (see “AutoT une” on page 4- 4) .
3-12 Menus tion values must be reestabli shed by running AutoSet or manual calibrations. T ools T o display this menu, press the T ools button on the Front Page screen. • T u rn UV Lamps On/Off — enab les you to turn on or off th e UV lamps manually instead of au tomatically when the printer detects a print job.
Menus 3-13 • Printheads Pro cedures • Load Ink in All Heads — fills all printheads with ink, as when initially installing the printer . • Fill Heads with Ink — fills one or more of the printheads you select with ink. • Empty Heads (Fill With Air) — fills the printheads with air .
3-14 Menus W arnings & Actio ns When in Expert mode, any current W arning, Change, and Action messages c an be displa yed by selec ting Wa rnings & Actions from the menu. When in Novice mode, pres s the A TTN icon on the Front Page screen to view these messa ges.
Calibrating the Printer 4-1 Chapter 4 Calibrating the Printer This chapter explains h ow to calibrate the printer for the best possible output: • When to Calibrate (pa ge 4-2) • AutoJet (page 4-3).
4-2 When to Calibrate When to Calibrate When to run Cal ibration Func tion When printing a large group of print jobs AutoT une (p age 4-4) Automatic jet mainten ance during extended pri nting periods.
AutoJet 4-3 AutoJet AutoJet detects individ ual inkjets that are misfiring or not firing at all. During subsequent printing , the printer compensates for these jets by using other jets in their place, ensuring maximum print quality without r educing print speed.
4-4 AutoT une AutoT une AutoT une runs AutoJet mainten ance a utomatically at intervals you specify . Y ou can us e the Qu ality Check Mo de feature to handle AutoJet errors (with or without user inter vention). Auto- T une is shown on the menu only when roll-fed me dia is loaded.
AutoT une 4-5 • Attended Mode — user must press ! (Proceed ) to acknowledge the error an d print the job (if one is pend- ing), or (Cancel) to cancel printing.
4-6 Auto Calibrations Auto Calibrations The printer’s piezo printheads are aligned at th e factory . Head and bidirectional calibrations shou ld be necessary only rarely (for example, when the heads have been mo ved within the car- riage or r eplaced).
Auto Calibrations 4-7 Fig. 4-1. Auto calibration patterns and reports.
4-8 Manual Calibrations Manual Calibrations When you run the calibrations from this menu , you evaluate the calibration t est patterns visually and enter the calibration values via the control panel.
Manual Calibrations 4-9 Media Feed Calibration This calibration allows you to ca librat e the accuracy of the med ia advance. Inaccurate media advance can result in blank spaces between print swaths (too mu ch advance ) or overlapping swaths (too little advance).
4-10 Manual Calibrations sure and adjust the media advance as neede d until the pat- tern is exactly 34 inch es (9 0 0 mm) lon g . 10-inch (250 mm) calibration — prints a 10-inch (or 250 mm) test pattern so you can verify its length with a n accurate metal ruler .
Manual Calibrations 4-1 1 Ti p T o avoid cutt ing the 10- inch (250 mm) pattern f rom the media web, copy the mar ks from the print ed pat- tern to the long edge of a letter-size ( or A4) she et of paper . Then measure the transferred m arks and adjust the media advance as neede d until the marks are exact ly 10 inches (250 mm ) apart.
4-12 Manual Calibrations Manual BiDi Registration Bidirectional registration is a method to align each of the print- heads so that d ot pla cemen t is ac curate in both d ire ctions alo ng the X axis (along the direc tio n of printhead trave l). The bidirectional registration p atter n consist s of a series of verti- cal lines.
Manual Calibrations 4-13 Use a printer ’s loupe to select the pattern, since the lines in the patterns may be di fficult to see. 5. Press the , or ) control panel keys repeatedly until the number next to the p attern that is closest to aligned pe rfectly is displayed.
4-14 Manual Calibrations The control p anel message incre ments the head number by one. 7. Repeat steps 4 th rough 6 for each of the head s. When you have entered registration values fo r all heads, t.
Manual Calibrations 4-15 Manual X Head Registration Precise positioning of each drop of ink is essential for optimal print quality . This is possible only if you register all printheads in the printhead assembly to each other in the X (along the length of the platen) direction.
4-16 Manual Calibrations Use a printer ’s loupe or magnifyin g gla ss if the patterns are difficult to see. 5. Press the , or ) control panel keys re peatedly until the number next to the pattern that is clo sest to aligned per fectly is displayed.
Manual Calibrations 4-17 The control p anel message increme nts the head number by one. 7. Repeat step s 4 through 6 for each of the heads. When you have entered registration values for all of the pat- terns, the control panel displays this message: Registration successful.
4-18 Manual Calibrations Manual Jet Mapping Jets that are missing or misfiring are usually detecte d by the AutoJet calibration. Alternatively , you can map out je t s manually using the Manual Jet Mapping functio n. Y ou may want to manu- ally map weak or misdirected je t s that AutoJet does not substi- tute.
Manual Calibrations 4-19 The printer print s a jet map test pattern. If a line segment is missing or broken, the jet number shown next to it is out. A code letter if presen t provides furth er infor- .
4-20 Manual Calibrations • Report individual hard bad jet s — enables you to report a “hard” bad jet, which will not be checked or reen- abled by AutoJet. • View c urrent bad jet s — lists the bad jets on a given printhead. • Clear individual bad jet s — enables you to clear (mark as good) a jet.
Manual Calibrations 4-21 Clear Individual Bad Jet s When you select Clear Individual Bad Jet s, the control p anel displays the following pr om pt: Head 1: Press Proceed to clear a bad jet. 10. Press , and ) to select a head number , then press ! (Proceed ).
4-22 Manual Calibrations 19. When you are finished cleari ng bad jets, press ( . The control p a nel displays the previous menu. Clear All Bad Jet s for a Head When you select Clear All Bad Jets fo r a Head, the control panel displays the following prompt: Head 1: Press Proceed to clear all bad jet s.
Manual Calibrations 4-23 • Press No to clear the soft bad jets only . • Press Ye s to clear both the hard and soft jets. The control p ane l displays this message: All reported bad jet s have been cleared.
4-24 Linearization Linearization As the density of an image var ies from h ighlight s to shadows, or from lighter tint s to darker tints, the pr inter should accurately reproduce these areas in a predictable, or linear , fashion.
Service Calibrations 4-25 Service Calibrations This section shows you how to perform the following service calibrations. For best results, yo u should perform all thre e ca li- brations in this order: • Head Height • Media Thickness Sensor • Service S tation Calibrating the Head Height 1.
4-26 Service Calibrations 4. Press the m iddle butt on (indicate d by the te xt “Both Ends ”) to lower the rail just until the gaug e cannot be pulled out. 5. Press the Lef t End “slow” or “fast” Up button to lower the rail until the gauge can move in and out with slight friction between the car riage and platen.
Service Calibrations 4-27 The control p anel asks whether to acce pt the current head heights. 12. Press " to save the cal ibration. The control p anel prompts you to re move the head height gauge and ensure that the pl aten is cle ar of all obstructions.
4-28 Service Calibrations Calibrating the Media Thickness Sensor 1. V e rify the carriage hea d height and calibra te the head height if needed. 2. From the Front Page, select Calibrations > Service Cali- brations > Media Thickness Sensor Calibration.
Service Calibrations 4-29 7. T urn the sensor clockwise o ne-half turn to achieve a smaller range reading, or co unterclockwise to achieve a larger sen- sor range reading. 8. T ighten the two nuts that secure the media thickness sensor . 9. Press ! (Proceed) to run the sensor ’s height test again (see step 2 on page 4-28 for instructio ns) .
4-30 Service Calibrations Calibrating the Service St ation 1. From the Front Page, select Calibrations > Service Cali- brations > Service S t ation Calibration. • If you alrea dy entered t his calibrati on from the previous calibration, skip this step and go to the next step.
Service Calibrations 4-31 4. Press the Carriage L eft and Right keys to center the car- riage over the wiper s. 5. Press Service S tation Up and Down keys to lower the ser- vice station so that the wipers are tou ching and slightly deflecting against the printheads.
4-32 Service Calibrations 7. When you are finished calibrating the service station posi- tion, press ! (Proce ed). The control panel asks whether to accept the current align- ment.
T echnical Specifications A-1 A ppendix A T echnical Specifications.
A-2 S pecifications S pecifications • Weight: 581 pound s (264 kg) • Height: 57.1" (145 cm) • Depth: • With tables folded: 27.6 " (70 cm) • With tables raised : 81.1" (206 cm) • With table s raised and slid er t able extended: 127.
S pecifications A-3 • Print widt h — 0.25 inch (6.35 mm) right an d lef t margin on flexible media. Edge-to-edg e printing available on rigid media. • UV energy source — Dual high-e ne rgy , user-replaceable UV bulbs. User select able low , medium and high settings.
A-4 S pecifications North Americ a: If your building rece ives power fr om a standard three-phase supply , note that the printer will use only two of the three phases. This means that your building’ s three-phase power transfor me r ma y ha ve an unb ala nc ed load .
Supplies and Accessories A-5 Supplies and Accessories Consult HP or your HP representative for an updated listing of supported ink and me dia. Use only genuine HP inks and print head flush in the prin ter . Use of any other in ks or clean ing fluids could damage the printer and will void the warranty .
A-6 Supplies and Accessories.
T roubleshooting B-1 Appendix B T roubleshooting This appendix explains how to pr ev ent and diagnose prin ting problems and provide s informatio n about ge tting help f rom HP .
B-2 T roubleshooting Checklist T roubleshooting Checklist Before you troubleshoot your printer , make sure that it is prop- erly installed as descr ibed in Chapter 1, Getting S tarted. Follow the steps in this checklist to isolate and resolve printing problems.
T roubleshooting Checklist B-3 • The connection from the client to the local area network may not be configured correctly . See your system admin- istrator for assistance. • The cable between your computer or network and the RIP computer may not be securely connected at both ends.
B-4 T roubleshooting Checklist • Head strike — if the printheads strike the media, press the Purge button on the Front Page screen of the control panel, to expel any ink and other deb ris intro duced into the ink jets by the he ad stri ke. The n check how the me dia is tracking from the supply spoo l.
W arranty Claims B-5 W arranty Claims The printer is covere d by a manufa cturer’s limited warranty (p a rt number 0706278) , which includes the printheads.
B-6 W arranty Claims plies), misapplication, relocation of produ ct without a pproved procedures, failure to perform user main tenance as defined in the User Manual or contamination of the ink su pp l.
Diagnostics B-7 Diagnostics The printer includes a series of self-diag nostic tests designed to help solve printer hardware p roblems. If one of th e test s enco un- ters an error , and error message appear s, which includes: • Error code — always write down this code for future refer- ence by T echnical Servic es.
B-8 Hewlett-Packard T echnica l Services Hewlett-Packard T echnical Services For service and support, co ntact Hewlett-Packard T echnical Services: • World Wi de Web: www .
Index-1 Index.
Index-2 A Advance Media Past Brushes 3-5 Apertures 2-5 ATTN key 1-20, 3-5 Auto Calibrations 3-7, 4-6 AutoBiDi Calibration 4-6 AutoH2H Calibration 4-6 AutoJet Calibration 4-3, 4-6 AutoSet 4-6 AutoTune .
Index-3 Media Edge Holders 2-8, 2-16 Media Feed Calibration 4-9 MFN 4-9 Media Feed Number (MFN) 4-9 Media Measure Type 3-10 Media Out Sensor 2-8 Media Skew Lines 3-12 Media width 1-21, 2-8 Media Wizar.
Index-4.
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei HP (Hewlett-Packard) H45000 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
