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HP Designjet
70/110plus series
Quick reference guide
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I…? How do I load sheets of paper? (general guidance).............................................3 How do I load paper using the front path? .........................................................5 How do I unload paper from the front path? .......................................................5 How do I load paper into the input tray?............................................................6 How do I load sheet paper usi
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide More information For more information about your printer (including Windows and Mac drivers and networking information) and troubleshooting printer problems, refer to the HP Designjet Driver and Documentation CD. For additional information about the Windows driver, use the on-line help for the driver. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load sheets of paper? (general guidance) There are four ways of loading sheets of paper into the printer if you have the Automatic Roll Feed installed on your printer. There are three ways of loading paper if you have the manual roll feed or no roll feed installed: 3.rear path (sheet/ manual roll) extensions 4. rear to support output tray path paper (auto. roll) 2. front path 1. input tray 1. The input tray at the front of
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load sheets of paper? (general guidance) (continued) The roll feed enables you to load roll paper into the rear path. When roll paper is loaded into the printer, it obstructs the paper path; therefore roll paper must always be unloaded before printing on sheet paper (see page 18). However the paper is loaded, it should always be loaded in portrait mode: the leading edge of the paper should be the shorter edge. The extension
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load paper using the front path? Note that the illustration below shows the HP Designjet 110plus Printer series. 1. Place a single sheet of paper in the output tray, aligning it on the right of the output tray, with the side that is to be printed on facing down. Do not stack multiple sheets here. 2. Push the paper as far as it will go into the printer, maintaining its alignment to the right. Ensure that your hands are flat
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load paper into the input tray? Note that the input tray should be extended only when necessary: when using paper larger than Legal- or A4-size. 1. Remove the input tray. 2. Lift up the tray cover. 3. If the paper you are using is larger than Legal- or A4-size, move the small tab in the center towards the left so that you can lengthen the tray. Then let go of the tab and pull the tray extension out as far as it will go. 4.
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load paper into the input tray? (continued) 5. Slide the paper into the tray under the tray cover, ensuring that it touches the sides of the tray on the right and on the printer side. 6. Push in the small tab on the right of the tray so that it fits snugly against the paper. Move the larger tab on the left of the tray to the right so that it too fits snugly against the paper. 7. Close the tray cover. 7
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load paper into the input tray? (continued) 8. Lift up the output tray and insert the input tray into the printer, keeping it straight and pushing it in from both sides as far as it will go. The left inside corner must be aligned with the plastic paper tray guide and the right inside corner must be aligned with the sticker of the input tray. 9. Lower the output tray, pushing the tray slightly to the left. Note that if the i
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load sheet paper using the rear path? In order to print on sheet paper using the rear path, you must submit your print job to the printer before loading the paper. 1. Set the paper source to Rear Manual Feed. If you leave the paper source set to Auto Select (Windows) or Automatic (Mac OS), the printer will start printing on any paper that is already loaded. If you specify Rear Manual Feed, you do not need to remove paper f
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load sheet paper using the rear path? (continued) If your printer has two slots, you must feed the sheet through the upper slot (the lower slot is for roll paper only). Sheet paper Roll paper 4. Align the left edge of the paper with the left mark on the rear feed. If you do not see a mark, align it with the paper stop near the left-hand end of the roll feed spindle. Make sure that the leading edge of the sheet is parallel t
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I print on large sheets? (70) The printer output system has several adjustable components. When printing on large sheets of paper, it is important that you use the correct printer output configuration. The following diagram shows adjustable parts of the printer output system: The table on the next page gives the output system configuration required for various paper sizes. Note: • When using the input tray or roll feed as th
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I print on large sheets? (70) (continued) Media Source Destination Size Width Length 1 2 3 4 5 6 JIS B5 182mm 257mm ANSI A 8.5’’ 11’’ Position ISO A4 210mm 297mm UP Closed DOWN Closed N/A A3, ... ARCH A 9’’ 12’’ A-Size DIN C4 229mm 324mm ISO B4 250mm 353mm Position LEGAL 8.5’’ 14’’ UP Closed DOWN Closed N/A B4, ... JIS B4 257mm 364mm ISO A3 297mm 420mm Output Position Position Input tray UP DOWN Closed N/A tray A3, ... A3, ..
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I print on large sheets? (110plus Printer series) The printer output system has several adjustable components. When printing on large sheets of paper, it is important that you use the correct printer output configuration. The following diagram shows adjustable parts of the printer output system: 3 1 2 3 6 5 4 The table on the next page gives the output system configuration required for various paper sizes. Note: • When using
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I print on large sheets? (110plus Printer series) (continued) Media Source Destination Size Width Length 1 2 3 4 5 6 JIS B5 182mm 257mm ANSI A 8.5’’ 11’’ Position ISO A4 210mm 297mm UP Closed DOWN Closed N/A A3, ... ARCH A 9’’ 12’’ A-Size DIN C4 229mm 324mm ISO B4 250mm 353mm Position LEGAL 8.5’’ 14’’ UP B4, ... Closed DOWN Closed N/A JIS B4 257mm 364mm ISO A3 297mm 420mm Output Position Position Input tray UP DOWN Closed N/A
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load a roll of paper? (70) Roll paper can be used only if you have the roll feed accessory. Note that only one source of paper can be used by the printer at any time. So if a roll of paper is loaded in the printer and you want to print to a sheet of paper, you must first unload the roll. If subsequent jobs require a roll to be used, the roll must be loaded again before they can be printed. You can cut a roll without unloadi
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load a roll of paper? (70) (continued) 6. Rewind any excess paper so that the paper is rolled tightly onto the spindle. 7. Insert the leading edge of the paper into the rear of the printer until it encounters resistance, keeping the sides of the paper rolled tightly so that the paper is properly aligned. 8. After emitting a ‘beep’ the printer will take up the paper. 9. The printer will check the alignment of the paper. If
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I unload a roll of paper? (70) Important: do not pull on the roll of paper once it is taken up by the printer; that is, if there is any resistance. 1. Press the Cancel and OK keys at the same time to eject the roll of paper. 2. Pull the roll towards you and remove the paper completely from the rear paper path of the printer. The icons shown below flashes until the paper is completely out; because, if the paper is only partial
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide How do I load a roll of paper? (110plus Printer series) This section is only relevant if your printer has a roll feed installed. Only one source of paper can be used by the printer at any one time, so if a roll of paper is loaded and the software requests printing on a sheet of paper: • If you have a manual roll feed installed on your printer, you must unload the roll manually before you can print to a sheet of paper. • If you have
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HP Designjet 70/110plus Printer series—Quick Reference Guide H Ho ow d w do I pr o I loa int d a r on lar oll o gfe pa she per ets? ? (110plus Printer series) (continued) If the paper is glossy, we recommend that you wear gloves to avoid smearing the surface of the paper. 5. Make sure that the leading edge of the roll is straight and perpendicular to its side edges. 6. Rewind any excess paper so that the paper is rolled tightly onto the spindle. 7. Insert the leading edge of the paper into t
