HP Designjet 2500.3500cp Printer series - Manual (Page 7)

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Physical Characteristics of Media Types 3-9
Combinations of Media Type and Print Quality 3-10
Using Coated Paper and Heavy Coated Paper with Normal Mode 3-11
Handling Your Media 3-12
Loading Roll Media 3-13
Loading Media onto the Take Up Reel accessory 3-19
Unloading Media from the Take Up Reel accessory 3-26
Removing a Roll from the Printer 3-30
Installing a New Roll into the Printer 3-32
Changing the Core Tube on the Take Up Reel 3-35
Loading sheet media 3-39
Unloading Sheet Media 3-42
Compensating for Badly Cut Media 3-27
Adjusting Skew Tolerance 3-27
Drying time (With a Take Up Reel) 3-44
Drying Time (Without a Take Up Reel) 3-46
Working with Ink Systems 4-1
About the Ink System 4-2
The HP DesignJet CP Ink Systems 4-2
Main Features of the HP DesignJet CP Ink System 4-2
What is an Ink System? 4-3
How to Identify the HP DesignJet CP Ink System UV Components 4-4
Identifying the Ink System in the Printer 4-4
When Does the Ink System Refill the Printheads? 4-5
Obtaining Optimum Refill Performance using non-HP media. 4-6
Refilling the Printheads from the Front Panel 4-8
How big a print can I make without a refill? 4-8
Monitoring the Ink Level 4-9
When should I Replace an Ink System? 4-10
Removing and Replacing Ink Systems 4-11
Working with multiple Ink Systems 4-12
Handle Ink Systems with Care 4-12
Replace the Ink System 4-13
After replacing the Ink System 4-23
Removing and Storing Partially Used Ink Systems 4-24
Handle the Ink Systems with Care 4-24
Storing the Ink System in the HP DesignJet CP Ink System Storage Container 4-25
Removing the Ink System from the HP DesignJet CP Ink System Storage
Container 4-29