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CONTENTS

To load a sheet with the roll-feed option installed Unloading media 225 Drying time 225 To unload a sheet at the end of a print 226 To unload a sheet under any other circumstances To cut and unload a print from a roll 227
Controlling your prints appearance
Ways to control the prints appearance 32 Page size 33 When do you need to adjust the page size in the printer? 34 To adjust the page size in the Setup Sheet 35 Page size and clipped prints 36 Rotating a print 37 Can you rotate any drawing using the Setup Sheet? 37 To rotate a print using the printers Setup Sheet 37 Exactly what is rotated? 38 The Rotate feature and clipped prints 39 How does Rotate interact with your software? 39 Printing a mirror image 310 Changing the treatment of overlapping lines (Merge feature) 311 Changing the printers logical pen characteristics 312 Printing color drawings in monochrome 313 To switch from color to monochrome 313 Important points about monochrome printing 314 Choosing an appropriate print quality 315 To change the print quality on the front panel 316 Print quality recommendations 318

Managing your prints

To cancel a print 42 To copy a print 42 To advance the media 43

Special internal prints

Their purpose and how to print them 52 Using the Black Cartridge Alignment Sheet Using the Color Cartridge Test Sheet 58 Using the Print Quality Test Print 5-12 vi 54
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Reconfiguring your printer
To see the current configuration of the printer 62 To change the serial interface settings 63 To change the graphics language setting for less common applications To change the I/O timeout setting 64 To upgrade your printer with more memory 64 File size and memory usage 64 To upgrade your printer with a network interface 64 To upgrade the HP DesignJet 430 printer with color 65 Recalibrating the printer for accuracy 611 When to recalibrate the printer 611 To recalibrate the printer 611

Maintaining your printer

Replacing cartridges 72 When to replace cartridges 72 Using genuine HP supplies 73 Before replacing cartridges 74 To replace one or more cartridges 75 Cleaning the cartridge nozzles (priming) 77 Cleaning the printer 79

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Fast track

If you meet all the following requirements: If you are happy with English as the language for the printers internal prints If you are experienced at installing printers or plotters If you dont want to add extra memory If you are going to connect the printer directly to a PC If you are going to use a parallel connection. just follow these five steps, and skip the rest of this chapter. 1 If the printer is without legs, place it at the edge of a stable platform.
Place the printer at the edge of the support, so that sheets exit without hitting the top of the stable platform

Level surface

Leave enough space for your largest sheet size to hang freely from the media exit slot without touching the ground
2 Connect the power cord and switch the printer on. 3 Open the cover and load the supplied print cartridge(s) into the carriage on the left of the printer. For help, use the label on the printer near the carriage and the documentation in the cartridge box. Dont forget to remove the tape from the cartridge(s). 4 Switch off the printer and your computer, connect the parallel cable, and then switch them on again.
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Setting up your printer Setup checklist
5 Choose your driver disk(s), read the instructions on the label and follow the printed instructions that were shipped with the driver.

Setup checklist

Having unpacked and assembled the printer, you can use the checklist below as you complete each task explained in this chapter.

Task Page Done? (n)

1 Check that you have all the items required 2 (Optional) Install a memory expansion module 3 Position the printer 4 Switch on 5 Load the print cartridge(s) 6 (Optional) Change the language 7 Connect the printer to your computer 8 (Optional) Configure the printer 9 Set up the printer in your application software 10 Send a sample or demonstration print

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Thats all!

Setting up your printer Task 1: Check that you have all the items required
Task 1: Check that you have all the items required

Supplied

1 You will need the following items, which were supplied with the printer: Power cord The power cord supplied with your printer should meet the plug requirements for your area. However, different power cords (international options) are available. If necessary, contact your dealer or HP Sales and Support Office. Print cartridge(s)

430 450C/ 455CA

For the HP DesignJet 430:

One black.

For the HP DesignJet 450C and 455CA:
One yellow One cyan One magenta One black.
Software The following two software packs were supplied with the printer. Whether you need them depends on what application(s) you intend to use.
Driver for AutoCAD Driver for Microsoft Windows applications.
2 Inspect the printer itself and the above accessories. If you received any item in a damaged condition, notify the dealer or HP Sales and Support Office where you purchased the printer, and file a claim with the carrier.
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Interface cable For details of suitable cables, see page 1011. Media For details of supported media types, see page 23. As part of the setup routine, you may need up to three A-size or A4-size sheets, plus whatever size sheet you prefer for a sample print. If you have fitted the optional roll-feed assembly, you can use either roll media or cut sheets; if not, you can use only cut sheets.

Optional

4 If you have bought one, you will also need your: Memory expansion module For details of the memory expansion modules available, see page 1017. HP JetDirect EX print server This is required if you intend to connect your printer directly to a network. For details of the latest HP JetDirect EX products, contact your local HP Sales and Support Office. For configuration details, see page 118.
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Print will be on underside
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2 Make sure the front-panel Media Type is set to Paper. If necessary, press the Media Type key until the Paper light is on.

PAPER MEDIA TYPE

3 Press Setup.
4 When the print has finished, wait until the Load Media light comes on and the printer ejects the sheet. Remove the sheet.

LOAD MEDIA

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5 The print is a Setup Sheet in English, as shown on page 121. You can ignore all the information except the box in the top left, headed 1. Language. Take a pencil or black pen and fill in the oval next to the language you want.
Language English Franais Deutsch Espaol Italiano Portugus
6 Reload the Setup Sheet into the printer, printed side down and with the large arrow pointing into the printer. When the Ready light comes on, press Setup again.
The printer now reads your marks and reconfigures itself automatically.
7 When the Load Media light comes on again, remove the sheet and make sure that the printer has marked your selection with a check mark. If it hasnt marked the correct language, repeat this task.
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Setting up your printer Task 7: Connect the printer to your computer
1 Decide whether to use the parallel or serial interface. If your computer and your application software support it, use the parallel interface, as it is faster. You may connect both the parallel and the serial interface simultaneously if you wish: the printer uses the interface that first receives data. 2 Choose an interface cable. For a list of HP cables for various computers, see the table on page 1011. If you are making up your own cable, refer to the interface specifications starting on page 108. Use shielded interface cables only. Note on the parallel interface. The parallel interface is an IEEE-1284-compliant Centronics interface. The same cable can be used for both Centronics and IEEE-1284-compatible communication. 3 Switch off the printer and the computer. 4 Connect one end of the cable to the appropriate port on the back of the printer.
Port for serial-interface cable (printer end of cable: 25-pin male) Port for parallel-interface cable (printer end of cable: 36-pin male)
5 Connect the other end of the cable to your computer. For help on choosing the correct port on the computer, refer to your computer documentation. 6 Switch on the computer and the printer.

It is important to make sure that the spindle is firmly in place, otherwise it could fall off the printer.
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To feed roll media into the printer
1 Make sure that the cover is closed and that the media lever is raised.
2 On the front panel, make sure the Roll light is on, to indicate that you are going to load a roll. Select Roll by pressing the Media Source button.
3 Which side down? As you load the roll, it is the underside on which the printer will print. With most media types, the two sides are different and so it is important to load the media correctly. See the table on page 24. 4 On the front panel, select the media type you are loading by pressing the Media Type button. 5 If the leading edge of the roll is uneven, you may find it easier to load if you trim it now, for example with scissors.
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6 Wind the media from the roll and hold it ready to load into the printer. Hold the media near its edges, about 18 cm (7 in) from the top.
Media path (view from right)
Dont hold the media right at the top, as you would have to adjust your grip as you push it into the printer, and this would probably make you misalign it. 7 Align the right-hand side of the media with the line of holes on the printer.
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8 Make sure the entire top edge of the rollleft and rightis placed inside the entry slot. While keeping the right-hand side aligned with the line of holes, push the media up into the entry slot. You will feel the media come up against the media stops.

INTERNAL PRINTS

Special internal prints Their purpose and how to print them
Their purpose and how to print them
Various pre-defined prints are supplied with your printer. You can print these by pressing keys, or combinations of keys, on the printers front panel.
Print Setup Sheet Purpose To configure the printer To print it, press. See page. 119 and chapter 3
the Setup key Demonstration Print To test the printer 126
the Setup and Cancel keys simultaneously Black Cartridge To test the Alignment Sheet alignment between the two horizontal cartridge movements. the Setup and Form Feed keys simultaneously 54
Color Cartridge Test Sheet
To test the performance and alignment of all cartridges
the Reprint and Cancel keys simultaneously
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Print Service Configuration Print
Purpose These prints are essentially for use by a qualified service engineer, if troubleshooting the printer. You may be asked to print one and read out some details over the telephone.

To print it, press.

See page.
the Print Quality and Media Type keys simultaneously 512

Print Quality Test Print

Calibration Print
the Form Feed and Reprint keys simultaneously
Except under direction of a qualified service engineer, you are advised not to press simultaneously any other combinations of keys.
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the Form Feed and Media Source keys simultaneously
Special internal prints Using the Black Cartridge Alignment Sheet
Using the Black Cartridge Alignment Sheet
Some of the circumstances in which it is useful to use the Black Cartridge Alignment Sheet are explained in chapter 9, Troubleshooting. It tests the alignment between the two horizontal cartridge movementsmovement to the right and movement to the leftand allows you to correct any misalignment. 1 Load a sheet of A-size or A4-size plain paper, in portrait orientation. Make sure you have selected Paper as the media type on the front panel (see page 23). For this print, the printer sets the print quality level automatically.
For help on how to load a sheet, either refer to the pictures on the right-hand side of the printers media-entry slot, or see the section starting on page 29. Note that you cannot print the Black Cartridge Alignment Sheet on roll media. To load a sheet with the the roll-feed option installed, see page 224.
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Special internal prints Using the Print Quality Test Print
Using the Print Quality Test Print
This print contains six tests, described below. In each case, possible remedial actions are suggested. However, if the error persists, you may need to call HP for service. Normally you should only replace one component at a time and check if the problem has gone before you replace another component. Then you will be able to determine exactly which component failed. The Print Quality Test Print for the HP DesignJet 430, 450C and 455CA is represented below. Use a 10-times magnifier to help identify print quality problems.

Test 1

IQ Print 4.5 Rev 1.3
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Test 3 Test 4 Test 5
60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Test 2

Test 6
Printing the Print Quality Test Print
1 Before printing, set the Media Type and Print Quality on the front panel to the settings that you want to test. The size of the Print Quality Test Print is B/A3 so you must use media (roll or sheet) that is this size or larger. Use the same type of media that you were using when the print quality problem was discovered. 2 Load a sheet of media in portrait orientation. 3 When the Ready light comes on, press the Form Feed and Media Source keys together. The Ready light begins to flash, and the media moves slightly forward. The carriage moves to the right side of the printer, and the fan comes on. The printer prints the Print Quality Test Print. 4 Unload the media. 5 Study each of the test patterns in the order listed to determine the type of print quality problem. 6 If you encounter problems of print quality using non-HP media and after the Print Quality Test Print the same quality problems appear, you should try using genuine HP media. Repeat the Print Quality Test Print using HP Media. Test 1 (Warm-up) This pattern warms up the cartridges, leaving them in what should be a perfect operating condition; you can ignore this pattern. This tests all 96 nozzles of each cartridge of the printer. For each color there are 96 diagonally stepped lines, with every fifth or seventh identified by number. There are two possible errors shown by this test (see the following diagram): Nozzles not printing or weak. If the diagonally stepped lines are broken in one or more steps, it indicates that these specific nozzles may be blocked and are not printing. Nozzles misdirected. If the diagonally stepped lines are not equally positioned in every step, it indicates that this specific nozzles may be misdirected. To correct these errors, try the following: 1 Prime the cartridges (see page 77) and print the Print Quality Test Print again to see if there has been any improvement. 2 If the error is still present, replace the failing cartridge (see page 72) and print the Print Quality Test Print again.

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Reconfiguring your printer Serial interface / graphics language
To change the serial interface settings

Parallel Serial

With a parallel interface, no front-panel configuration is necessary. With a serial interface, you should have checked the configuration (baud rate and parity) when installing the printer and, if necessary, changed it. However, you may need to reconfigure it: When you connect a new computer to the printer When you output to the printer from a new application If you experience problems with distorted or unintelligible prints.
To change the serial interface settings, use the Setup Sheet, as explained on page 119.
To change the graphics language setting for less common applications
Your software application communicates with the printer by a graphics language. The HP DesignJets 430, 450C and 455CA support HP-GL (7586B), HP-GL/2 and HP RTL. The printers default setting, HP-GL (7586B), is designed to work successfully with most applications. However, it is possible that with some older or less common applications, you may need to change this setting to HP-GL/2. To change the graphics language setting, use the Setup Sheet, as explained on page 119.
Graphics language 7586B, HP-GL/2 HP-GL/2 Comments With this setting, most drivers will automatically switch the printers language to the one appropriate to the data being sent, including HP-GL/2 and RTL. Try this setting if you are sending an HP-GL/2 file to the printer and: D you have experienced print position problems D you have experienced timing problems.
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Reconfiguring the printer I/O timeout / memory upgrade / network upgrade
To change the I/O timeout setting
Some software may not write a proper file terminator at the end of the file. In this case, the printer will not know that the file is complete and will wait for more data until the end of the I/O timeout period. By default, this period is 30 minutes, but you can change it to as little as 30 seconds. If your printer is attached to a network, you should use a longer timeout setting than for a printer attached directly to your computer. To change the I/O timeout setting, use the Setup Sheet, as explained on page 119.

3 Match the color of the cartridges label with the color of the dot above the empty stall. For users with color-vision deficiencies: you can identify the colors of the cartridges by the part numbers on the boxessee page 1018. a Take the new cartridge out of its box. b Remove the colored protective tape and tab from the cartridges nozzles. c Make sure that the printer is still switched on. Never install cartridges with the printer switched off.
d Insert the new cartridge in the stall. Press down lightly and push the cartridge away from you until it snaps into place. If it is installed correctly, the Ready light flashes three times.

450C 455CA 430

4 When you have finished replacing cartridges, lower the cover. If you wish, you can now check your cartridge alignment by running the Black Cartridge Alignment Routine (see page 54). However, this is normally only required for troubleshooting.
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Maintaining your printer Cleaning the cartridge nozzles (priming)
Cleaning the cartridge nozzles (priming)
To prime a cartridge is to clear clogged print nozzles manually, by using the colored plunger at the left side of the printer. Some of the circumstances in which it is useful to prime a cartridge are explained in Chapter 9, Troubleshooting, but essentially, if you suspect that the nozzles of a cartridge are clogged, try priming that cartridge, as explained here. 1 Leave the printer switched on. If the print in which you noticed the problem is still being printed, you will be able to check the result of the priming in the latter part of the same print. So simply go to step 2 to interrupt the print.
If you try to prime a cartridge while the printer is switched off, you could damage the cartridges. 2 Open the cover. If necessary, wait for the cartridge carriage to move to the service station (the area on the left of the printer).
Plunger Selectors (450C and 455CA only)
Dont touch the plastic strip that runs the length of the printer behind the cartridge carriage. Keep hair, jewelry, clothing, and foreign objects away from the printer mechanisms. 77
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Documentation

C4718A C4713-60041 C4713-60042 C4713-60043 C4713-60044 C4713-60045 C4713-60046 C4713-60047 C4713-60048 C4713-60049 C4713-60050 C4713-90009
These items are updated regularly. For details of the latest versions available, please contact your HP dealer or sales representative.
Users Guide and Quick Reference Guide
English Korean Taiwanese German French Spanish Italian Japanese Portuguese Chinese English Multi
Software Application Notes Hewlett-Packard Support Services booklet (The latest edition was shipped with this printer)
HP CAD Printer: Software/Hardware Guide (The latest edition was shipped with this printer)

English

The HP-GL/2 and HP RTL Reference Guide

5961-3526

The HP-GL/2 and HP RTL Reference Guide provides complete explanations and examples of the HP-GL/2 and HP RTL graphic and interfacing instructions. If you are writing an HP-GL/2 or RTL driver for your printer, you will find this guide an invaluable source of general instruction information. It is published by Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, and you can can order it through most book stores (ISBN 0-201-31014-7).
The Product Comparison Guide for HP Languages on HP Plotters and Large-Format Printers

5959-9734

For specific parameter information, refer to The Product Comparison Guide for HP Languages on HP Plotters and Large-Format Printers, which you can order through your HP Sales office.
PJL Technical Reference Manual (part number also English includes PCL reference information). 1016

5021-0328

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HP Part Number Drivers

Latest versions of the following were shipped with your HP DesignJet 430, 450C or 455CA printer: These items are updated HP printer drivers for AutoCAD for DOS and regularly. For details of the AutoCAD for Windows HP printer drivers for Microsoft Windows
Media supplies latest versions available, please contact your HP dealer l d l or sales representative.
See table on page 1019. From time to time, new media types may become available. For up-to-date information, please contact your HP dealer or local HP Sales and Support Office.

Memory expansion modules

For up-to-date details of any memory expansion modules other than those li d here, contact your listed h d l h h h local authorized HP dealer dealer.
(1) 32 bits wide, no parity

4 MB 8 MB 16 MB 32 MB

C3132A C3133A C3146A C3975A (1)
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HP Part Number Network interface
HP JetDirect EX external print servers (for LAN connection): For Ethernet: HP JetDirect EX Plus For Token Ring: HP JetDirect EX Plus 3

Print cartridges

J2591A J2594A
Although other cartridges may appear to fit in the ll l h b stalls, use only these part numbers.
Yellow Cyan Magenta Black D/A1-size E/A0-size D/A1-size E/A0-size
51644Y 51644C 51644M 51640A C4717A C4719A C6069A C6070A

Roll-feed kit

Legs kit

Spindle assembly

The spindle assembly includes the spindle and a pair of media stops. For D/A1-size spindle assembly C6238A For E/A0-size spindle assembly C6239A
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HP part numbers for HP DesignJet Papers and Films
Rolls Width in: mm: HP Opaque Bond HP Translucent Bond HP Vellum HP Natural Tracing Paper HP Clear Film HP Matte Film HP Coated Paper HP Heavyweight Coated Paper HP High-Gloss White Film HP High-Gloss Photo Paper 24 C3851A C3860A C3862A C3869A C3876A 51642A C3878A C3880A C3886A C3882A 36 C3850A C3859A C3861A C3868A C3875A 51642B C3877A C3879A C3885A C3881A 841 x x 841 C3856A C3857A C3892A C3893A C3872A 51642M C3873A 51642H 51642F 297 x 420 A0 Sheets (ISO) A1 A3
Sheets (ANSI) ANSI E Arch. D 34 x x x 610 x C3852A C3855A C3890A C3896A C3863A C3866A C3871A 51642K 51642J
Arch. E 36 x x 1220 C3854A C3894A C3865A C3870A 51642N
B in: 11 x 17 mm: HP Opaque Bond HP Translucent Bond HP Vellum HP Natural Tracing Paper HP Clear Film HP Matte Film HP Coated Paper HP Heavyweight Coated Paper HP High-Gloss White Film
ANSI D 22 x x 864 C3853A C3891A C3864A

51642C

51642G

51642L

* These sizes are available. Please contact your HP dealer or sales representative for product numbers. From time to time new media types and sizes may become availablealso contact your HP dealer or sales representative for details.
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30 x x 1067 C3858A C3895A C3867A C3874A
How to order supplies and accessories
You can order supplies and accessories in any of the following ways: By calling your local authorized HP dealer. By contacting your local HP Sales and Support office. By contact one of the addresses given in Hewlett-Packard Support Services booklet. In the United States, the Direct Ordering number is 1-800-538-8787.
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Glossary

GLOSSARY
ANSI size An American standard paper size, for example D or E. application The software you use to create your drawings. baud rate The data transmission rate in a serial interface between a computer and a device, in bits per second. CAD Computer-aided design. cartridge Print cartridge, containing ink. Centronics A standard for the parallel interface between computer and device. clear film See-through, polyester media type. clipping Losing part of a drawing at the edges. CMYK Cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The colors of the printers four inks, and also a standard color model. coated paper Paper coated on one side for inkjet printing. default A value or condition that is assumed if no other value or condition is specified. device An external item connected to the computer: printer, plotter, tape drive etc. Your HP DesignJet is a device. dpi Dots per inch, a measure of print resolution.
driver The software that controls the communication between a computer and a device. entry platen The exterior part of the printer just below the media-entry slot. front panel The control panel on the right of the printer. GIS Geographical information system (mapping software). graphics language A programming language telling a print device how to output graphic data. For example, HP-GL/2 or HP RTL. grayscale Shades of gray to represent colors. high-gloss film A glossy, opaque, polyester media type. HP-GL One of Hewlett-Packards standard graphics languages for plotters and printers. Produces vector data. Forerunner to HP-GL/2. HP-GL/2 One of Hewlett-Packards standard graphics languages for plotters and printers. Produces vector data. Newer than HP-GL.