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Table of contents
1 Introduction
Using this guide .............................................................................................. 1
Introduction ................................................................................... 1
Basic operations ........................................................................... 1
Maintenance ................................................................................. 1
Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 1
Index ............................................................................................. 1
Warnings and Cautions ................................................................ 1
Scanner software ............................................................................................ 1
2 Basic Operations
Add a new printer ............................................................................................ 5
Delete a printer ............................................................................................... 6
Create a new media profile ............................................................................. 6
Set the output quality .................................................................................... 10
Copy-quality settings for scanning and printing .......................... 10
Print-quality settings for printing from a file ................................ 12
Scan-quality settings .................................................................. 13
Copy a document .......................................................................................... 15
Collate copies ............................................................................................... 19
Perform a batch copy .................................................................................... 19
Scan a document to a file ............................................................................. 21
Scan a document to the network .................................................................. 23
Add a network connection .......................................................... 23
Scan to the network .................................................................... 24
Access files in the network folder ............................................... 24
Perform a batch scan .................................................................................... 25
Use the auto-naming feature ...................................................... 25
Scan the documents ................................................................... 25
Print a file ...................................................................................................... 26
Adjust color ................................................................................................... 27
View, move, rename, or delete a file ............................................................ 28
Scan heavyweight paper or cardboard ......................................................... 28
Preview copies .............................................................................................. 31
Zoom all ...................................................................................... 31
Zoom in ...................................................................................... 31
Zoom out .................................................................................... 31
One-to-one pixel viewing ............................................................ 32
Resize paper frame .................................................................... 32
Move tool .................................................................................... 32
Position the paper frame ............................................................ 32
Align left and align right .............................................................. 33
Save files on a CD or DVD ........................................................................... 34
Access the shared folder from my computer ................................................ 34
Accessing the shared folder from Windows XP ......................... 35
Accessing the shared folder from Windows 2000 ...................... 35
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Accessing the shared folder from Windows 98 .......................... 36
Accessing the shared folder from Mac OS X ............................. 36
Set up a password ........................................................................................ 36
Enable password access to a shared directory ............................................ 38
Connect the scanner to a network ................................................................ 39
Manage an account ...................................................................................... 40
Create an account ...................................................................... 41
Delete an account ...................................................................... 42
Reset an account ....................................................................... 43
Rename an account ................................................................... 44
Set the time, date, and timezone .................................................................. 45
Set sleep and wake-up timers ...................................................................... 46
3 Maintenance
Clean the glass plate and the scanning area ................................................ 47
Calibrate the scanner .................................................................................... 47
Calibrate the touch screen pointer ................................................................ 49
Replace worn parts ....................................................................................... 49
Lamp unit .................................................................................... 50
Air filters ..................................................................................... 50
White-background platen ........................................................... 50
Glass plate ................................................................................. 50
4 Troubleshooting
The Diagnostics light is flashing ................................................................... 52
The Wait light is flashing ............................................................................... 53
The Wait and Diagnostics lights are both flashing ........................................ 53
The Power, Wait, Diagnostics, and Paper-Ready lights are flashing ........... 53
Lines in the scanned image appear too thin or discontinuous ...................... 54
A warning message appears on the panel PC touch screen ........................ 55
The scanner software is in the wrong language ........................................... 55
The scanner software does not start ............................................................ 55
The CD or DVD cannot be read by my computer ......................................... 56
A media profile cannot be generated ............................................................ 56
Streaks in the scanned image ...................................................................... 56
The scanner is not detected after it is power-cycled ..................................... 57
Index ............................................................................................................................... 58
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Using this guide
Scanner software
Using this guide
This guide is organized into the following chapters.
Introduction
This chapter provides a brief introduction to the scanner and its documentation for
new users.
Basic operations
This chapter helps you to carry out various common procedures.
Maintenance
This chapter helps you to carry out various calibration and maintenance
procedures.
Troubleshooting
This chapter helps you to solve problems that may occur while scanning.
Index
In addition to the table of contents, there is an alphabetical index to help you to find
topics quickly.
Warnings and Cautions
Symbols are used in this manual to ensure the proper use of the printer and to
prevent printer damage. Follow the instructions that are marked with these symbols.
WARNING! Failure to follow the guidelines that are marked with this symbol could
result in serious personal injury or death.
CAUTION: Failure to follow the guidelines that are marked with this symbol could
result in minor personal injury or damage to the product.
Scanner software
The scanner software is installed in the scanner's touch screen, and runs
automatically when you switch on the touch screen. The first screen that you see
is divided into three main sections:
The viewing section on the left, for viewing scanned images
The control section on the right
The toolbar on the bottom
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NOTE: Some details of this screen may vary depending on which printer is
connected to the scanner.
The screen includes:
The preview window. Fills most of the viewing section. Above it is the image
toolbar, with nine buttons that can be used to change the preview (see
Preview
copies on page 31).
The control section. Contains four tabs: Copy, Scan, Print, and Setup. Each
tab provides options that you can select when performing copy, scan, print, or
setup tasks.
Nine larger function buttons at the bottom of the screen:
Quit: shuts down the touch screen
Online help: provides additional information on many topics
not included in this document
File Manager: opens the File Management dialogue box
Print queue: accesses the print queue
Collate: groups copies into sets
Preview: scans the document to preview the image and
select an area of interest
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Reset: resets settings to default values
Stop: cancels the current activity
Copy, Scan, or Print: each icon
appears in its respective tab, and initiates the copy, scan, or print function
depending on the tab within which you are working.
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2 Basic Operations
Add a new printer
Delete a printer
Create a new media profile
Set the output quality
Copy a document
Collate copies
Perform a batch copy
Scan a document to a file
Scan a document to the network
Perform a batch scan
Print a file
Adjust color
View, move, rename, or delete a file
Scan heavyweight paper or cardboard
Preview copies
Save files on a CD or DVD
Access the shared folder from my computer
Set up a password
Enable password access to a shared directory
Connect the scanner to a network
Manage an account
Set the time, date, and timezone
Set sleep and wake-up timers
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Add a new printer
To add a new HP Designjet printer to the printer list in your scanner software, follow
these steps:
1. Press the Setup tab.
2. Press the Options button. The Options dialog box appears:
3. Press the System button. The System options dialog box appears:
4. Press the Install Printer Driver button.
5. Select the printer you want to install.
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NOTE: If more than one printer of the same model number is installed on
the system, the name of the second printer added is denoted by “#2”, the third
by “#3”, and so on.
Delete a printer
To delete an HP Designjet printer from the printer list in your scanner software:
1. Press the Setup tab.
2.
Press the Printer button, and then press the Tool button
. The Printer
Setup dialog box appears.
3. Press the Delete button.
Create a new media profile
Before starting the following procedure, make sure that you have color-calibrated
the scanner (see
Calibrate the scanner on page 47) and make sure that the media
profile you intend to create does not already exist in the media profile list.
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NOTE: When using HP Designjet 45XX, 40XX, or T11XX, you can only create
media profiles for paper types that are currently loaded in the printer. These
standard paper types are detected by the system and their names appear in the list
of media profiles. You can then select one of these and create a media profile for
it as described below. You can not change the names of the media profiles with
these printers.
When using Designjet 500, 800, 5X00, or 1000 you can create media profiles with
any name you want. The system prompts you to enter a name for the required
paper.
NOTE: You are required to create a media profile before you can copy and print.
You are also required to have at least one printer connected to the scanner before
you can copy and print. The printer can be connected to the scanner directly through
the panel PC, or through the local area network (LAN).
NOTE: To create a new media profile, you are required to have media loaded into
the printer.
1. Press the Setup tab.
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2.
Press the Media Profile button, and then press the Tool button
.
(Alternative path: Printer > Tool > Media Profile).
NOTE: With some printers, a Calibrate RIP feature is available in the dialog
box as the first step. Calibrating the RIP involves configuring the gamma
values of red, green, and blue to ensure a neutral appearance of printed gray
(also referred to as gray balance). Press the Calibrate RIP button and follow
the on-screen instructions to use this feature.
3. Press the button that corresponds to the media that you have loaded in the
printer.
4. Press the OK button when this message appears.
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5. Press the Print Color Sheet button to print a color patch reference sheet.
Some printers print a special test sheet just before printing the color sheet. Do
not use the test sheet—only use the color sheet (shown below).
6. Press the Scan Sheet button to scan the color sheet.
NOTE: Some HP Designjet models require that you enter the media profile
name when the system is connected through the LAN.
7. Load the color sheet into the scanner face down. Align the arrow on the color
sheet with the arrow on the center of the scanner.
8. Press the OK button to initiate the scan.
9. Press the OK button when this message appears.
The media profile is active and visible in the list of available media profiles.
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Use the Delete button to delete media profiles. Only user-created profiles can be
deleted.
Use the Rename button (if available) to rename media profiles.
NOTE: When using HP Designjet 45XX, 40XX, or T11XX, the Rename button is
not available in the dialog box. Use the Validate button to check that the media
profile is valid for your scanner and printer combination.
Set the output quality
This section describes how to set the output quality for your scanner and printer.
Copy-quality settings for scanning and printing
1. Press the Copy tab.
2. Press the Settings button. The Copy Settings dialog box appears:
3. Select Ink Printer Original to improve the quality of your copy or print if the
original that you want to scan has been printed with an inkjet printer.
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4. Press the OK button.
5. Press the Quality button.
6. Define the scan quality and print-quality settings using the Quality dialog box.
Scan quality: Select one of the following scan quality settings:
Scan resolution: Manually set the scan resolution in dots per inch
(dpi).
Auto: The system determines the best scan resolution based on the
print quality (Fast, Normal, or Best) that you select. The resolution
setting (in dpi) is displayed next to the Auto checkbox (200 dpi in
the example above).
Descreen: The scanner scans with the optical resolution and relays
the data to the system. The software then sets the optimal resolution
value.
NOTE: The Descreen setting gives the best results when
scanning raster images (non-vector images, such as .jpeg, .tiff,
and .pdf files), however the scanning speed is reduced.
Turbo: The Turbo setting increases the rate at which the paper is
fed and reduces the amount of scanning data that is captured, which
means the scanning speed increases, but the image quality
decreases. To use the Turbo setting, first manually set the scan
resolution, and then select Turbo.
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NOTE: The turbo setting has no effect when the resolution is set
below 300 dpi.
Print quality: Select Fast, Normal, or Best.
NOTE: If you set the scan quality to Auto, the print-quality setting that
you select determines the scan resolution (as described above).
7. Press the OK button.
Print-quality settings for printing from a file
1. Press the Print tab.
2. Press the Settings button. The Print Settings dialog box appears:
3. Select from the following print settings:
Print quality: Press the Print quality button to select a Fast, Normal,
or Best print-quality setting.
Ink printer original: This setting is used to improve the quality of your
copy or print if the original you want to scan has been printed with an
inkjet printer.
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Black ink only: This setting is used to create true- and neutral-graytone
output from graytone image files.
NOTE: The use of this setting can result in output that is more grainy
than graytone output which was created with colored inks.
Optimize for drawing: This setting is recommended for text and
drawings.
NOTE: The use of this setting for documents which contain pictures can
result in reduced image quality.
Max detail: This setting is used for enhancing detailed graphics, such as
maps and certain CAD drawings.
NOTE: The use of this setting for documents which contain pictures can
result in reduced image quality.
4. Press the OK button.
NOTE: The availability of these options depends on the printer model.
Scan-quality settings
1. Press the Scan tab.
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2. Press the Scan resolution button. The Quality dialog box appears:
3. Select from the following quality settings:
Scan resolution: Manually set the scan resolution in dots per inch (dpi).
Auto: The system determines the best scan resolution based on the print
quality (Fast, Normal, or Best) that you select. The resolution setting (in
dpi) is displayed next to the Auto checkbox (200 dpi in the example
above).
NOTE: The system determines the scan resolution based on the print-
quality that you select, however the print-quality setting is not actually
used in the scan-to-network process.
Descreen: The scanner scans with the optical resolution and relays the
data to the system. The software then sets the optimal resolution value.
NOTE: The Descreen setting gives the best results when scanning
raster images (non-vector images, such as .jpeg, .tiff, and .pdf files),
however the scanning speed is reduced.
Turbo: The Turbo setting increases the rate at which the paper is fed
and reduces the amount of scanning data that is captured, which means
the scanning speed increases, but the image quality decreases. To use
the Turbo setting, first manually set the scan resolution, and then
select Turbo.
NOTE: The turbo setting has no effect when the resolution is set below
300 dpi.
4. Press the OK button.
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Copy a document
1. If you do not already have a media profile for the paper type you are planning
to use, you must create one. See
Create a new media profile on page 6.
2. Insert your document.
a. Place the document face down with the top edge forward in the scanner
insertion slot. Align the center of the document with the center of the
insertion slot.
b. Slide the document gently into the insertion slot until you feel it pulled into
the starting position.
3. Select color or black-and-white copying.
Your selection determines which type-of-original templates are available in the
following step.
4. Select the type-of-original template.
a. Press the Copy tab.
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b. Press the Type of original button. The Type of original dialog box
appears:
c. Select a type-of-original template that best describes your current input.
d. If you want to change the settings for any of these options, or want to
create a new option, press the Tool button
. To save the new
configuration, press the New button and enter a name for it.
NOTE: If you change any of the original template settings, the Type of
Original dialog box shows the symbol “*” next to the template name to
denote that changes have been made. For example, changes made to
the CAD template appear in the dialog box as “CAD*”.
5. Select the input size.
a. Press the Copy tab.
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