HP DesignJet 4000

June 20, 2005

If you press the Properties button for this device, the window shown below will launch. On this window, you can select the various setting available on the printer.

Print Mode: Select the print mode (resolution and ink type) at which that you would like to print.
Quality: Select the quality setting you would like. This controls the number of passes the printer uses to produce an image. A high setting will take longer to print than a draft setting. The media selection on the front panel of the printer also affects the quality.
Direction: Select Unidirectional for printing in one direction or Bidirectional for both.
Auto-cut: If enabled, this will cut the media at the end of each print. When certain media type selections have been made from the front panel of the printer (such as Canvas), the printer will not cut the media.
Color Separations: The controls are the same as those of other printers, and are only available if a monochrome mode has been selected as the Ink Type (See above).
- Separations on RIP: This will cause the RIP to separate the image into CMYK plates.
- Make Negative: This inverts monochrome images when printed.
- KCMY: This allows you to print monochrome images to any of the heads in the printer. This is especially useful to eliminate overuse of a single printhead when printing only monochrome.

Note: The 'Queues' option on the front panel of the printer should always be set to on. If Queues is off, the right side of the image may be cut off when printing at 2400 dpi.