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Print Quality
HP Designjet 4500 Printer Series Service Manual
Here are some things to check which can improve
image quality:
The print mode used in your printer is not right for the image you are
printing (this is defined by the printer’s front-panel menu selections).
Make sure that the paper type selected in the Front Panel is the same
as the paper type loaded into the Printer.
Non-HP driver.
The RIP (If you are using one).
The software applications you are using.
Print Quality General Advice
1 To achieve the best performance from the printer, only genuine HP
accessories and supplies should be used.
2 Make sure that the paper type selected in the Front Panel is the same as
the paper type loaded into the Printer.
3 Roll paper usually gives better Print Quality than a single sheet of the same
type of paper.
4 When single sheets are being used, it is recommended to use the Best print
quality setting.
5 The most appropriate print quality settings must be used for the current
purpose. You are most likely to see print quality problems while using the
Fast print quality setting.
6 In order to achieve the best print quality, at the expense of speed, always set
"Printhead Monitoring" to "Intensive".
7 Check that the environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) are within
the temperature/humidity range as specified for the Printer (refer to the
User’s Guide for further information).
8 Remember that certain print quality problems can be solved by:
Recovering the Printheads (Ink Menu/Printheads/Recover Printheads).
Aligning the Printheads (Ink Menu/Printheads/Align Printheads).
Performing the Paper Advance Calibration (Paper Menu/Paper Advance
Calibration).
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