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Do you have a Media Profile adapted to the media currently
loaded into the printer? If not or not known, please follow section 3.3 in
the Annex on how to create or validate the Media Profile. If it is not correct,
the output image may have serious defects: too much ink (dark images,
smearing, bleeding), too little ink (washed out, low contrasted images), wrong
colors.
2.2 Touch Screen settings decisions
You should now decide what kind of scanning, printing or copying you would like to
perform. To do so, you will have to select amongst different options provided in the
Touch Screen.
This section can be used as a reference chart, where you can tick and select options
that later will be used to configure the Touch Screen. The terms in bold are the actual
options' names that appear in the Touch Screen menus.
1. Scanning options
1.1
Color Mode:
do you want to process the image in Black&White or Color? (even if the
original is a color image the copy could be B&W)
Many settings depend on this decision.
1.2
Type of content:
what is the content of the original? Select the type of content that matches best
among the followings. This decision will be related to the type of original
defined in the Touch Screen (see section 2.3.1.1). The type of original is
specified between parenthesis (), in black for B&W scanning mode and in
italics
for color scanning mode.
Color Reproduction for the HP Large Format Color Copiers family: cc800ps, 815mfp, 5500mfp and 4200 scanner
B&W
Color
Pictorial (B&W Photo;
Cad Drawing with clean white background (Line;
Text or Line Art with clean white background (Line;
Color Photo
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Cad
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Cad
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