Ricoh RW-480 PLOTCLIENT HDI/ADI Software Manual page 58

PEN SETTINGS
to the section, which, put simply, refers to the paper size.
This fact means that undesirable printing results are obtained, if
a drawing is only printed in sections or in the most unfavorable
case a white sheet of paper comes out of the plotter.
The "Clipping" function is considered in the context of the widely
used reference plotter "HP DesignJet 1055 / 1055 CM": If you
activate the check box, the drawing is printed in exactly the
same way as it was printed on the "HP DesignJet" plotter. How-
ever, undesirable printing results can result, if the plotter lan-
guage of your plotter differs greatly from that of the "HP
DesignJet".
If you deactivate the function, RW-480 PLOTCLIENT WIN looks
for the drawing dimensions itself and thus guarantees that the
whole drawing is plotted.
• Ignore pen width
You can only activate this option if you have not activated the
"clipping" option.
Activate the option, e.g. in case of a drawing that is exactly ISO
A4 size to guarantee that it is printed on an A4 sheet and not on
a printout with the next format because the pen widths are too
large and the A4 format is slightly exceeded, causing unneces-
sary wastage.
In all cases where a drawing has exactly the same size as a
standard formats, you can ensure that this drawing is printed off
on this format and thus avoid unnecessary waste paper.
• Pen Limits (mm)
− Min
Using the keyboard, enter the minimum pen widths. The entry
here affects all HPGL pens.
As there are plotters in which even at the finest resolution the
individual pixels are not reliably reproduced, a minimum pen
size is indispensable in these cases.
Should one of your settings not cover the plotter circumstances
and no longer guarantee the printout of a drawing object, RW-
480 PLOTCLIENT WIN automatically adjusts the pen widths.
− Max
Using the keyboard, enter the maximum pen widths. The entry
affects all HPGL pens.
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