note of the error message and refer to status codes and error
messages.
4. Switch the printer On. When it displays READY on the front panel, try
to print a Demo Print. See
how do I print the internal prints?
If this prints correctly, the problem is not with the printer. Test your
computer hardware and interface.
5. Make sure that you have the correct interface cable between the
computer and the printer and that it is firmly connected to the correct
ports.
6. Check that your printer's graphics language setting matches the
requirements of your software. Choose the
icon, then Device Setup
> Lang.
7. If you have changed your interface, switch the printer off and then on
again before trying to print.
other sources of information
If you don't find the solution to the problem here, consult the documentation
supplied with the driver that you are using to manage the output from your
software application to the printer.
For example, the online and printed documentation included in the following
drivers supplied with your printer:
● PostScript drivers for Macintosh.
● PostScript drivers for Microsoft Windows 9x/NT 4.0/2000.
● HP Designjet Windows drivers 9x/NT 4.0/2000.
● HP developed drivers for AutoCAD.
● The HP-GL/2 driver documentation supplied with your application
software.
There is also online documentation on the
WebAccess tool.
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