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Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 55 °C |
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Operating temperature (T-T) | 5 - 40 °C |
Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 20 - 80 % |
Color | Yes |
Printing colors | Light cyan, Light magenta, Magenta, Matte black, Photo black, Yellow |
Maximum resolution | 2400 x 1200 DPI |
Print head nozzles | 2112 |
Number of print cartridges | 8 |
Page description languages | HP-GL/2, HP-RTL |
Storage media | HDD |
Built-in processor | Intel® Celeron® |
Internal storage capacity | 160 GB |
Sound power level (standby) | 38 dB |
Sound pressure level (printing) | 53 dB |
Minimum line width | 0.02 mm |
Compliance industry standards | IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab |
USB connector | USB Type-A |
USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
Ethernet LAN data rates | 10/100/1000Base-T(X) Mbit/s |
Ethernet interface type | Gigabit Ethernet |
Package weight | 250000 g |
Media thickness | 0.56 mm |
Maximum print size | - |
Maximum roll length | 175 m |
Power requirements | 100 - 127 V |
Power consumption (standby) | 100 W |
Power consumption (typical) | 270 W |
Sustainability certificates | ENERGY STAR |
Compatible operating systems | Windows 7/Vista/XP/Server 2008/Server 2003; Mac OS X v10.4/v10.5/v10.6; Citrix XenApp; Citrix XenServer. |
Dimensions (WxDxH) | 2430 x 690 x 1370 mm |
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Precautions to avoid serious shock hazard leading to death or injury.
Precautions to prevent damage to printer circuits from static discharge.
General definitions of safety symbols used in the manual.
Outlines the manual's scope: troubleshooting, testing, calibration, and servicing.
Specifies that procedures are for HP-qualified service personnel only.
Directs users to Parts and diagrams for part numbers.
Emphasizes the need for relevant training before troubleshooting.
Recommends checking and updating firmware to fix common problems.
Advises printing the Diagnostic Print to help diagnose print-quality issues.
Refers to a list of system error codes and corrective actions.
Recommends performing a service test before replacing a component.
Highlights the need for calibrations after component replacement.
Provides troubleshooting steps for power-up issues.
Offers solutions for printhead rejection problems.
Addresses the issue of a new maintenance cartridge being incorrectly detected.
Provides steps to resolve problems with cover sensors.
Guides on troubleshooting Line Sensor issues with paper detection.
Explains common causes and solutions for paper jams and printhead crashes.
Addresses issues related to unexpected motor shutdowns in paper path systems.
Explains how high altitudes affect vacuum suction and paper handling.
Discusses banding issues caused by extreme environmental conditions.
Addresses printhead issues related to coated paper and high-density prints.
Explains banding caused by ink cartridge replacement during printing.
Notes the incompatibility of 34-inch Rice Paper due to width and pinch wheel issues.
Addresses print quality defects like worm marks on specific paper types.
Provides solutions for general paper loading and positioning issues.
Offers troubleshooting for paper loading errors related to skew.
Details how to troubleshoot failures with the Take-Up Reel system.
Explains the meaning of power switch LED indicators for power supply status.
Explains the meaning of Formatter LED combinations for troubleshooting.
Provides troubleshooting steps when the printer startup process stops.
Guides on how to read and understand the printer's service information pages.
Describes printer behavior and safety compliance when the window is opened during operation.
Provides detailed steps for troubleshooting the generic 79:04 system error.
Refers to troubleshooting steps when the front panel is blank.
Refers to pages containing system error codes and descriptions.
Explains what components/systems are failing and recommended actions.
Distinguishes between error codes that allow continued operation and those that halt it.
Identifies Ink Cartridges, Printheads, and Maintenance Cartridge as ink supplies.
Provides guidelines for handling ink supplies for optimal results.
Lists care instructions for ink supplies, especially printheads.
Explains the initial priming process for the ink delivery system.
Guides on determining when ink supplies need replacement based on front panel messages.
Details how to check ink cartridge information via the front panel.
Details how to check printhead information via the front panel.
Explains how to find and interpret printhead error codes using Service Information Print.
Describes the tool for cleaning electrical contacts on carriage and printheads.
Outlines the warranty terms for ink cartridges and printheads.
Explains how to use built-in service tests and utilities.
Describes the automatic self-tests performed during printer startup.
Explains how call agents can guide customers through service tests.
Lists all internal service tests available for diagnosing component operations.
Provides instructions on how to access the service tests menu.
Lists available service utilities for printer maintenance and configuration.
Lists internal service calibrations available for printer tuning.
Provides instructions on how to access the service calibrations menu.
Provides initial actions for troubleshooting print-quality problems.
Guides on accessing troubleshooting tools via the Embedded Web Server and front panel.
Explains how to use the diagnostic print for image quality analysis.
Describes common print-quality issues and their solutions.
Provides guidance on selecting correct settings for non-HP papers.
Lists printer support components and their part numbers with cross-references.
Identifies and lists part numbers for center covers and related components.
Lists and identifies components within the electronics module.
Identifies and lists part numbers for the right cover and its sub-components.
Identifies and lists part numbers for the left cover and its sub-components.
Lists and identifies right-hand assemblies and their cross-references.
Lists and identifies left-hand assemblies and their cross-references.
Lists and identifies components of the carriage assembly.
Lists and identifies components of the scan-axis assemblies.
Identifies drive roller and media-axis motor components.
Lists and identifies parts within the paper path assemblies.
Identifies center guide and pinchwheel assembly components.
Lists and identifies media entry assemblies.
Lists and identifies components of the take-up reel assembly.
Lists miscellaneous parts and their cross-references.
Provides steps for removing the window assembly on 60-inch models.
Provides steps for removing the window assembly on 42-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the right cover of the printer.
Continues the steps for removing the right cover, including screw locations.
Provides steps for removing the right trim component.
Details the procedure for removing the left cover of the printer.
Continues the steps for removing the left cover, including screw locations.
Provides steps for removing the left trim component.
Details the procedure for removing the top cover on 42-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the top cover on 60-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the rear door on 42-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the rear door on 60-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the right connector cover.
Details the procedure for removing the left connector cover on 42-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the electronics module extension on 60-inch models.
Details the procedure for removing the window position sensor.
Details the procedure for removing the printer's front panel.
Details the procedure for removing the primer assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the primer valves.
Details the procedure for removing the primer valve cables.
Details the procedure for removing the service station.
Details the procedure for removing the vacuum fan.
Details the procedure for removing the aerosol fan and filter.
Details the procedure for removing the drop detector.
Details the procedure for removing the ink supply tubes and trailing cable.
Details the procedure for removing the ISS to cartridge cables.
Details the procedure for removing the cutter assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the ink supply station.
Details the procedure for removing the rewinder motor.
Details the procedure for removing the APS assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the left spittoon.
Details the procedure for removing the encoder strip and sensor.
Details the procedure for removing the carriage PCA.
Details the procedure for removing the carriage flex cables.
Details the procedure for removing the carriage assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the belt assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the scan-axis motor.
Details the procedure for removing the media-axis motor.
Details the procedure for removing the OMAS sensor.
Details the procedure for removing the interconnect PCA.
Details the procedure for removing the EIO to PCA interface card.
Details the procedure for removing the OMAS controller card.
Details the procedure for removing the OMAS cable.
Details the procedure for removing the main PCA.
Details the procedure for removing the formatter.
Details the procedure for removing the hard disk drive.
Details the procedure for removing the power supply unit.
Details the procedure for removing the PrintMech PCA.
Details the procedure for removing the formatter battery.
Details the procedure for removing the electronics module.
Details the procedure for removing the line sensor assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the ESP sensor.
Details the procedure for removing the ESP actuator.
Details the procedure for removing the media deflector.
Details the procedure for removing the output platen.
Details the procedure for removing the print platen.
Continues the steps for removing the print platen.
Details the procedure for removing the drive roller.
Continues the steps for removing the drive roller, including gears and brackets.
Details the procedure for removing the right roll-feed module.
Details the procedure for removing the left roll-feed module.
Details the procedure for removing the take-up reel motor.
Details the procedure for removing the left-hand take-up reel module.
Details the procedure for removing the take-up reel deflector supports.
Details the procedure for removing the take-up reel sensors.
Lists various preventive maintenance procedures for the printer.
Lists various preventive maintenance procedures and their corresponding pages.
Provides instructions for cleaning the drive roller and overdrive.
Recommends regular cleaning of the print platen to prevent marks.
Explains the importance and procedure for cleaning the encoder strip.
Guides on cleaning the small window of the paper advance sensor.
Provides instructions for oiling the overdrive to stop rollers from squeaking.
Explains how to lubricate the carriage assembly for smooth sliding.
Guides on replacing the maintenance absorber when alerted.
Discusses the purpose of scheduled maintenance to prevent failures.
Explains printer usage limits and maintenance frequency based on carriage cycles.
Lists components included in Preventive Maintenance Kit #1.
Lists components included in Preventive Maintenance Kit #2.