HP Designjet 350c Printer - Manual (Page 7)

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6 Reconfiguring your plotter
To see the current configuration of the plotter 6–2
To change the serial interface settings 6–3
To change the graphics language setting for less common applications 6–3
To change the I/O timeout setting 6–4
To upgrade your plotter with more memory 6–4
File size and memory usage 6–4
To upgrade your plotter with a network interface 6–5
To upgrade the HP DesignJet 330 plotter with color 6–5
7 Maintaining your plotter
Replacing cartridges 7–2
When to replace cartridges 7–2
Using genuine HP supplies 7–3
Before replacing cartridges 7–4
To replace one or more cartridges 7–5
Cleaning the cartridge nozzles (priming) 7–7
Cleaning the plotter 7–9
8 Front-panel lights
9 Troubleshooting
Using the documentation 9–2
Locating the source of your problem 9–3
Solving media-handling problems 9–4
If the plotter will not accept your media 9–4
If the plotter continually rejects your media, with the Error and Load Media
lights flashing
9–4
Clearing a media jam 9–5
Solving communication problems 9–8
Solving problems with plot position or content 9–9
If the plot is completely blank 9–9
If the output contains only a partial plot 9–9
If the plot is clipped 9–10
If the entire plot is in one quadrant of the correct plotting area 9–10
If one plot overlays another plot on the same sheet 9–10
If the output is distorted or unintelligible 9–11
If the plotter has drawn a different plot than the one you were
expecting
9–11
If pen settings seem to have no effect 9–11
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