HP 250 - Loading Pens and Paper

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2. Turn on the Power
Push the switch until it stays in the depressed position. To
later turn off the power, just push again to release from the
depressed position.
Noticeable things should happen; the sequence depends on the
particular plotter.
Single Pen Plotters
1. The LINE lamp goes on steadily.
2. The OUT OF LIMIT light momentarily flashes on.
3. The pen holder moves to the lower right corner.
4. Any paper that was on the plotter will now be held down
by electrostatic force.
Four and Eight Pen Plotters
1. The pen holder moves to the lower right corner.
2. The ON LINE light turns on steadily.
3. The OUT OF LIMIT light turns on steadily.
4. Any paper that was on the plotter will now be held down
by electrostatic force.
Now you are ready to add or change pens and/or paper.
Loading Pens and Paper
Pens and paper may be loaded before starting your application
program and changed while running the program.
NOTE
For safety reasons, the plotter should be dis-
abled from receiving any data from the compu-
ter whenever pens or paper are changed.
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G rap hie s De v 5_ c e s
2. Turn on the Power
Push the switch until it stays in the depressed position. To
later turn off the power, just push again to release from the
depressed position.
Noticeable things should happen; the sequence depends on the
particular plotter.
Single Pen Plotters
1. The LINE lamp goes on steadily.
2. The OUT OF LIMIT light momentarily flashes on.
3. The pen holder moves to the lower right corner.
4. Any paper that was on the plotter will now be held down
by electrostatic force.
Four and Eight Pen Plotters
1. The pen holder moves to the lower right corner.
2. The ON LINE light turns on steadily.
3. The OUT OF LIMIT light turns on steadily.
4. Any paper that was on the plotter will now be held down
by electrostatic force.
Now you are ready to add or change pens and/or paper.
Loading Pens and Paper
Pens and paper may be loaded before starting your application
program and changed while running the program.
NOTE
For safety reasons, the plotter should be dis-
abled from receiving any data from the compu-
ter whenever pens or paper are changed.
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