» No Printing Defects Found Using the Troubleshooting
Procedure
If all the test patterns from the Troubleshooting procedure
are correct and you still experience print quality problems, here
are some of the more likely causes to check:
The print mode used in the Printer is not right for the image that
is being printed (this is defined by the printer's front-panel menu
selections). Non-HP driver.
The RIP (if it is being used).
The software application the client is using.
Use the following table to configure the system correctly.
What to
Configure
Configuration
Setting
Optimal Setting
Printer Front-Panel
Menu
Media
Make sure you have selected the correct
media type in the front panel.
Dry time
Set to Automatic.
HP driver (Windows,
AutoCAD or Mac)
Print mode setting
Set to Best
Non-HP drivers
(Software RIPs)
The settings available depend on the driver.
The most typical settings are:
Print Quality Settings.
Half Tone.
Media selection.
See the user's guide for your application
for more information about its print quality settings.
In the software application:
Set Print Quality to Best.
Use no Half Tone (or printer default.)
Make sure that the media setting matches the media loaded
in the printer.
