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The User's Guide and Quick Reference Guide are organized into the following
chapters.
Introduction
This chapter provides a brief introduction to the printer and its documentation for new
users.
How do I ...
These chapters help you to carry out various procedures such as loading paper or
changing an ink cartridge. Many of these procedures are illustrated with drawings, and
some are also illustrated with animations (in the User's Guide only).
The problem is ...
These chapters help you to solve problems that may occur while printing.
Introduction
Tell me about ...
Available in the User's Guide only, these chapters contain reference information,
including the specifications of the printer, and the part numbers of paper types, ink
supplies, and other accessories.
Legal information
This chapter contains HP's limited warranty statement, software license agreement,
open source acknowledgments, regulatory notices, and declaration of conformity.
Index
In addition to the table of contents, there is an alphabetical index to help you to find
topics quickly.
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Chapter 1
The printer's main features
Your printer is a color inkjet printer designed for printing high-quality images on paper
up to 42 in (1.06 m) wide. Some major features of the printer are shown below:
●Production speeds of up to 1.5 m²/min (16 ft²/min), using HP Universal InkJet
Introduction
Bond Paper with the Fast print quality option and the Optimize for Lines and
Text option
●Print resolution of up to 2400×1200 optimized dpi, from a 1200×1200 dpi input,
using the Best print quality option, the Maximum Detail and Optimize forImages options, and glossy paper (for more information on print resolution, see
“Tell me about functional specifications” on page 239)
●Unattended printing using 400 cm³ ink cartridges and rolls of paper up to 90 m or
300 ft in length (see “Tell me about ink cartridges” on page 233)
●High productivity features such as multi-file job submitting, job previewing,
queueing, and nesting using the printer's Embedded Web Server (see “Tell me
about the Embedded Web Server” on page 231)
●Ink and paper usage information is available from the front panel, and on the Web
from the Embedded Web Server
●Accurate and consistent color reproduction features:
–Press emulations for U.S., European, and Japanese standards; and color
monitor RGB emulations (see “Tell me about color emulation
modes” on page 225)
–Automatic color calibration
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The printer's main components
The following front and rear views of the printer illustrate the main components.
Front view
Introduction
1.Ink cartridge
2.Platen
3.Printhead carriage
4.Printhead
5.Printhead cleaner
6.Front panel
7.Spindle
8.Blue removable paper stop
9.Bin
10. Ink cartridge drawer
11. Spindle lever
12. Paper load lever
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Introduction
Rear view
1.Quick Reference Guide holder
2.Power socket and on/off switch
3.Sockets for communication cables and optional accessories
The front panel
Your printer's front panel is located on the front of the printer, on the right-hand side. It
has the following important functions:
●It must be used to perform certain operations, such as loading and unloading
paper.
●It can display up-to-date information about the status of the printer, the ink
cartridges, the printheads, the paper, the print jobs, etc.
●It can provide guidance in using the printer.
●It displays warning and error messages when appropriate.
●It can be used to change the values of printer settings and thus change the
operation of the printer. However, settings in the printer are overridden by
settings in the Embedded Web Server or in the driver.
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The front panel has the following components:
1.The display area, where information, icons, and menus are displayed.
2.The Power key turns the printer on and off. If the printer is in sleep mode, this
key will wake it up.
3.The Power light is off when the printer is off; amber when the printer is in sleep
mode; green when the printer is on; green and flashing when the printer is in
transition between off and on.
4.The Form Feed and Cut key normally ejects the sheet (if a sheet is loaded) or
advances and cuts the roll (if a roll is loaded). However, if the printer is waiting for
more pages to be nested, this key cancels the waiting time and prints the
available pages immediately.
5.The Reset key restarts the printer (as if it were switched off and switched on
again). You will need an implement with a narrow tip to operate the Reset key.
6.The Cancel key cancels the current operation. It is often used to stop printing the
current print job.
7.The Status light is off when the printer is not ready to print: it may be off, or in
sleep mode. It is green when the printer is ready and idle; green and flashing
when the printer is busy; amber when a serious internal error has occurred;
amber and flashing when awaiting human attention.
8.The Up key moves to the previous item in a list, or increases a numerical value.
9.The Select key selects the item that is currently highlighted.
10. The Back key goes back to the previous menu. If you press it repeatedly, or hold
it down, you will soon return to the main menu.
11. The Down key moves to the next item in a list, or decreases a numerical value.
To highlight an item in the front panel, press the Up or Down key until the item is
highlighted.
To select an item in the front panel, first highlight it and then press the Select key.
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Chapter 1
The four front-panel icons are all found in the main menu. If you need to select or
highlight an icon, and you don't see the icons in the front panel, press the Back key
until you can see them.
When this guide shows a series of front panel items like this: Item1 > Item2 > Item3,
it means that you should select Item1, then select Item2, then select Item3.
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Information about specific uses of the front panel can be found throughout this guide.
Printer software
The following software is provided with your printer:
●The Embedded Web Server, which runs in the printer and enables you to use a
●The HP-GL/2 and RTL driver for Windows
●The PostScript driver for Windows
●The PostScript driver for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X
●The ADI driver for AutoCAD 14
Web browser on any computer to submit and manage print jobs, and check ink
levels and printer status
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How do I assemble the printer?
●“Getting started” on page 13
●“How do I unpack the printer?” on page 14
●“How do I assemble the stand?” on page 16
●“How do I attach the stand to the printer?” on page 22
●“How do I remove packaging materials from the printer?” on page 26
●“How do I assemble the bin?” on page 29
●“How do I switch on the printer for the first time?” on page 34
●“How do I install ink cartridges?” on page 36
●“How do I remove the setup printheads?” on page 40
●“How do I install the printheads?” on page 42
●“How do I install the printhead cleaners?” on page 45
●“How do I load a roll of paper onto the spindle?” on page 47
●“How do I load the paper into the printer?” on page 50
●“How do I connect the printer?” on page 56
●“How do I install accessories?” on page 58
Getting started
The following topics describe how to assemble your new printer (also described in the
Setup instructions).
Because some of the components of the printer are bulky, you may need up to four
people to lift them. You will also need at least 3 × 5 m (10 × 16 ft) of empty floor
space, and about two hours.
The symbols on the boxes identify the contents. Refer to the table below:
How do I assemble the printer?
Symbol on box
Contents of box
Printer body
Stand and bin assembly
Consumables box, including ...
Maintenance Kit (please keep this safe)
Spare box (used while attaching the stand to the
printer)
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Chapter 2
How do I unpack the printer?
Before you start unpacking, consider where you are going to put the assembled
printer. You should allow some clear space at the back and at the front of the printer.
The recommended clearances are shown in the illustration below.
How do I assemble the printer?
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When you have identified a suitable location, you can begin unpacking.
1.Remove the two side lids. Then remove all the upper four plastic handles from
both sides of the box (two each side).
2.Cut the strap around the boxes carefully, as the boxes may fall as soon as the
strap is cut.
3.Remove the boxes from the top of the main printer box.
4.Remove all eight plastic handles from both sides of the box.
How do I assemble the printer?
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How do I assemble the printer?
Chapter 2
5.Remove the main printer box.
6.Remove the two packing pieces.
How do I assemble the stand?
Warning When you are unpacking the leg assembly, you will see that there is
anti-slip material around two of the wheels on the feet. Do not remove this
material yet.
1.Remove the first tray from the stand and bin assembly box.
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2.From the first tray, remove the two boxes marked with L and R. Place them on
the floor as shown.
3.Lower the cross-brace on to the L and R boxes.
How do I assemble the printer?
4.You now need to identify which is the left and the right side of the cross-brace.
(1) left (2) right (3) one hole (4) two holes
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How do I assemble the printer?
Chapter 2
5.Now you will need the bag of screws and the screwdriver provided. You may
notice that the screwdriver is slightly magnetic.
6.Remove the two leg covers from the left leg.
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7.Lower the left leg onto the left side of the cross-brace. The left leg will fit only on
the left side of the cross-brace.
8.Fix the left leg to the cross-brace using four screws on the inner side of the leg.
9.Fix the left leg to the cross-brace using two screws on the outer side of the leg.
10. Lower the right leg onto the right side of the cross-brace. The right leg will fit only
on the right side of the cross-brace.
How do I assemble the printer?
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How do I assemble the printer?
Chapter 2
11. Fix the right leg to the cross-brace using four screws on the inner side of the leg.
12. Fix the right leg to the cross-brace using two screws on the outer side of the leg.
13. Position a foot on the left leg. There are pins to help you to position the foot
correctly.
Note Do not remove the anti-slip material from the wheel.
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14. Fix the left foot using four screws.
15. Position a foot on the right leg. There are pins to help you to position the foot
correctly.
Note Do not remove the anti-slip material from the wheel.
How do I assemble the printer?
16. Fix the right foot using four screws.
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Chapter 2
How do I attach the stand to the printer?
1.You now need to identify the left and right of the printer. This information is shown
on the foam end packs. Also identify the rear of the printer.
2.Pull open the protective plastic from the base of the printer. Please ensure that
there is a three-meter space clear of obstructions to the rear of the printer.
Remove the two desiccant bags from the printer.
How do I assemble the printer?
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3.In this step, make sure you position the stand pins in the holes in the center of the
printer body brackets.
Lift the stand assembly onto the printer body. The anti-slip material should face to
the rear of the printer.
4.Fix the right side of the stand to the printer using one screw. Make sure that the
screw is fully tightened.
How do I assemble the printer?
5.Fix the left side of the stand to the printer using two screws. Make sure that the
screws are fully tightened.
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How do I assemble the printer?
Chapter 2
6.Place the spare and consumables boxes against the rear of the printer box. The
arrows on the boxes must point towards the printer box.
Check that the anti-slip material is still fixed to the two rear wheels.
7.Using four people, rotate the printer on to the spare and consumables boxes.
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Rotate the printer until its rear rests on the spare and consumables boxes and the
wheels with the anti-slip material touch the floor.
8.Remove the pallet before trying to lift the printer into an upright position.
9.Using four people and the hand holds on the rear of the printer body, carefully lift
the printer into an upright position. The anti-slip material should stop the printer
from sliding forwards.
How do I assemble the printer?
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Chapter 2
How do I remove packaging materials from the printer?
1.Remove the two foam end packs and the plastic covering the printer.
2.Position the left leg cover on the front of the left leg (1), then clip the rear edge (2)
into place.
How do I assemble the printer?
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3.Position the right leg cover on the front of the right leg (1), then clip the rear edge
(2) into place.
4.Remove the anti-slip material from the two rear wheels on the stand assembly.
5.Remove the packing tapes 1 to 8. Open the printer window and remove the two
window inserts 9 and 10.
6.Remove the protective covering from the printer window and the front panel
screen.
How do I assemble the printer?
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How do I assemble the printer?
Chapter 2
7.Remove the spindle lock.
8.Open the printhead cleaner door and remove the carriage packing material. Then
close the cleaner door.
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9.Press the spindle lever down, which will unseat the right–hand end of the spindle.
Remove that end of the spindle first, and then the left. Do not insert your fingers
into the spindle supports during the removal process.
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