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General| Print Technology | Thermal Inkjet |
|---|---|
| Maximum Print Resolution | 2400 x 1200 dpi |
| Media Sizes Supported | A4, A3, A2, A1, A0 |
| Model | T2300 |
| Memory | 32 GB (virtual) |
| Hard drive | 160 GB |
| Copy resolution | Up to 600 x 600 dpi |
| Print Speed | 28 sec/page on A1/D |
| Scanner Type | CIS |
| Scan Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Connectivity | Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T), Hi-Speed USB 2.0 |
| Ink Types | Dye-based (color), pigment-based (black) |
| Media sizes standard | A4, A3, A2, A1 |
| Media types | Bond and coated paper (bond, coated, heavyweight coated), technical paper (natural tracing, vellum), film, photographic paper (satin, gloss, semi-gloss, matte) |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows, macOS |
| Power Consumption | 120 watts (printing), 7 watts (sleep) |
| Number of Cartridges | 6 (cyan, magenta, yellow, matte black, gray, photo black) |
Overview of common troubleshooting wizards and specific print quality problems covered.
Recommendations for achieving optimal print performance, including supplies, paper type, settings, and environment.
Solutions for horizontal lines or banding in the printed image, focusing on paper type and print settings.
Addresses issues with line thickness, missing lines, or lines appearing too thick due to print settings or resolution.
Explains how to resolve stepped or jagged lines in print output, potentially related to image data or settings.
Troubleshooting for lines printing double or with incorrect colors, or blocks with wrong colors.
Solutions for lines that appear broken or discontinuous in the printed output.
Tips for fixing blurred or fuzzy lines, often related to humidity, paper type, or print quality settings.
Methods to improve the accuracy of line lengths in prints, focusing on media, print quality, and environment.
Addresses overall image blurriness or graininess, checking paper type, print side, and quality settings.
Solutions for image defects caused by paper not lying flat, often seen with thin, saturated paper.
Guidance on preventing scuffs and scratches on prints, especially on coated or glossy paper.
Troubleshooting for ink marks and smears on paper, particularly horizontal smears on coated paper.
Addresses black ink coming off the print when touched, often related to matte ink on glossy paper.
Solutions for object edges that appear stepped or lack sharpness, adjusting print quality settings.
Steps to correct object edges that appear darker than expected, by adjusting print quality.
Deals with thin horizontal lines appearing at the trailing edge of cut sheet prints.
Solutions for vertical bands of different colors in the print, related to paper type and print quality.
Addresses white spots caused by dust, fibers, or loose coating, with cleaning and protection tips.
Steps to fix colors not matching expectations, checking paper type, color calibration, and settings.
Information on preventing colors from fading, especially on photo paper, suggesting lamination.
Troubleshooting for images that are incomplete or clipped at the bottom, checking data transmission and timeouts.
Solutions for image clipping due to printable area discrepancies, margins, or software limitations.
Tips for preventing objects from missing in the printed output, related to data quantity or workflows.
Addresses clipping or missing objects in PDF files, recommending software upgrades.
Explains how to print and interpret the Image Diagnostics Print for printhead performance checks.
Further steps to take if print quality problems persist after initial troubleshooting.
Solutions for vertical streaks or lines caused by dust or scanner miscalibration.
How to handle scanned images with visible wrinkles or folds from the original.
Addresses issues where straight lines appear with gaps or small steps during scanning.
Solutions for grain appearing in scanned area fills, especially on plain paper.
How to identify and address slight color variations at the junctions of CIS modules.
Solutions for light vertical bands appearing at CIS module intersections, especially with light uniform areas.
Troubleshooting for variations in line thickness or missing lines in scanned CAD plots or thin lines.
Guidance for achieving accurate color matching between originals and scanned images.
Explains color fringing caused by paper advance or miscalibration, especially with text on white backgrounds.
Solutions for loss of detail in dark or light areas of scanned images or copies.
How to avoid flare in scanned images when scanning very glossy or reflective originals.
Addresses vertical red and green bands on white or black backgrounds due to calibration issues.
How to mitigate defects in scanned images caused by the scanner stopping and restarting during operation.
Solutions for scanned image issues caused by vibration, often due to improper placement or lid closure.
Troubleshooting for horizontal bands appearing periodically in scanned images, related to the pressure roll.
Solutions for blurred images and faded colors, often caused by scanner lid issues or original condition.
Addresses problems with originals skewing or developing wrinkles during scanning.
How to diagnose and resolve a black vertical band caused by a failing CIS module.
Information on potential vertical scratches on originals due to high pressure during scanning.
Troubleshooting for scanned images with drastically incorrect colors due to failing LEDs or calibration.
Solutions for vertical distortion in scanned images, related to scanner lid sensor or original advance.
How to address image defects like ghosting or object replication in scanned images.
Guidance on scaling settings for copies/prints to avoid clipping or maintain scale accuracy.
How to improve edge detection accuracy, especially when scanning translucent or plain paper.
Solutions for scanned images that are skewed, including de-skew algorithm settings.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the scanner's glass plate to maintain image quality.
Procedures for recalibrating the scanner to correct image defects and environmental changes.
Instructions on preparing the printer and paper to print the diagnostic sheet for analysis.
Guidance on visually inspecting the printed diagnostic plot for common defects and their patterns.
Options and settings for evaluating the diagnostic plot by scanning or copying it.
Procedure for adjusting monitor brightness and contrast for accurate evaluation of the diagnostic plot.
Recommendations for saving the diagnostic plot for future reference or support.
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