HP (Hewlett-Packard) 0706124 REV B Projection Television User Manual


 
Special Features 1-21
Special Features The printer has many advanced features to help you produce the
best printed output with the least effort.
Performance Features AutoSet Calibration — uses a high-resolution digital imag-
ing sensor to automatically align printheads in the x-y
directions and bidirectionally for precise positioning of ink jet
pixels, also compensates for lost or misfiring jets by using
substitute jets without slowing printing speed.
AutoTune — can run AutoSet at user-defined intervals, for
highest quality during unattended printing. Optionally, if
print quality falls below a user-defined level, printing stops
until the problem is corrected.
Onboard linearization — uses the onboard photodiode to
linearize output over the entire density range (with print
server or RIP support).
Integrated heated dryer — dries output as it prints. Option-
ally, the dryer fan may be turned off to avoid streaking on
poly and film media.
Humidity sensor slows printing in high humidity condi-
tions to ensure drying, and alerts the user when the ambi-
ent humidity is outside of optimal range.
Ease-Of-Use Features Modular ink delivery system — the ink system consists of
three components—ink reservoir, ink tube, printhead—each of
which can be replaced independently of the others as
needed.
Tilt-up print-head carriage — printhead carriage tilts up for
easy access to the ink tubes, printheads, and image sensors.
Manual priming system recovers clogged ink jets without
removing the printhead from the printer.
Manual air purging system — recovers printheads that are
disabled due to too much air being introduced.
Integrated bidirectional takeup system takes up printed
output onto a spool for extended unattended printing. Out-
put may be wound image-side out or image-side in.
Media width sensing automatically detects the width and
position of the media loaded, for precise image placement.
Simplified control panel interface — Front Page screen pre-
sents frequently-used functions, with recommended preset
configurations. A menu provides access to less-frequently
used functions and troubleshooting help.