To Adjust The Page Size In The Setup Sheet - HP DesignJet 330 User Manual

To adjust the page size in the Setup Sheet

Size
in Setup Sheet
Inked area
Software
ISO
ANSI
JIS
ARCH
Oversize
This is the black on page 3–5 (seq: 77)
This is the cyan on page 3–5 (seq: 77)
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Localization Note. .Very similar to Loquillo 750C UG p4–4.
Comments
The plotted page size is the inked area plus
margins. For a definition of "inked area", see
page 3–3.
The plotter looks to your software for a page
size instruction in HP-GL/2 (the plotter's
graphics language instruction set). If it is
there, the plotter uses that page size plus
margins. If not, the plotted page size is the
inked area plus margins.
Best "Best ..." options
Th The plotter chooses the smallest page size
A0/A1/A2/A3/A4
(from the ISO-series: A4, A3 etc.) that will (
hold the inked area of the plot. For example,
Best
if the inked area of the plot is between A3 and if the inked area of the lot is between A3 and
A4, the plotter chooses A3 as the page size.
E/D/C/B/A
Discrete options Di
Best
ISO
ANSI
B1/B2/B3/B4
J S JIS
ARCH
Best
Oversize Oversize
E1/E/D/C/B/A
The plotted page size is exactly the size you
specify. The largest discrete page size you
(No "Best" option)
can specify depends whether your plotter is
an E-size or D-size model.
Over A1/A2
Controlling your plot's appearance
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t ti
A0/A1/A2/A3/A4
E/D/C/B/A
B1/B2/B3/B4 / / 3/
E1/E/D/C/B/A
A1/A2 A1/A2
y y
Page size
i
3–5