HP DesignJet 510ps 610 mm User Manual

							Acoustic specifications
Acoustic specifications
Operating sound pressure  54 dB (from a one-meter bystander position)
Idle sound pressure < 30 dB (A) (from a one-meter bystander position)
Operating sound power 6.5 Bels (A)
Idle sound power < 4.3 Bels (A) 
 
						

							Connection specifications
•Cable specification•Recommended cables
 
						

							Cable specification
The connector on the printer is a 36-pin female connector. Most existing parallel cables support IEEE-1284 
compatible communication, but for use with this printer, the cable must meet the specifications in the following 
table:
Parallel (IEEE-1284
 compatible/Centronics
) Interface
Pin
Wire/Signal Name
Source
1 Strobe computer
2 … 9 D0 … D7 (data lines) both
10 Ack printer 
11 B u s y p r i n t e r  
12 PError printer
13 Select (SelectOut) printer
14 AutoFd computer 
16 GND
19 … 30 GND
31 Init computer
32 Fault printer
36 SelectIn computer
 
						

							Recommended cables
The following cable is recommended for optimum performance and electromagnetic compatibility:
Recommended cableInterface type (computer)
HP part number
Cable length
Connector type at 
computer end of 
cable
IEEE compatible/Centronics 
Interface (All) C2951A 3.0 m  25-pin male
USB C2392A 5.0 m USB plug
 
						

							Ordering accessoriesYou can order supplies and accessories in any of the following ways:
• Call your local authorized HP dealer.
• Contact your local HP Sales and Support office.
• Refer to the Hewlett-Packard Support / Services  booklet that was supplied with your printer.
• Hardware
•Consumable items
 
						

							Hardware
Item
HP part number
Memory module 256 MB CH654A
The memory expansion module is: SODIMM  PC2700 333 MHz 256 MB DDR CL = 2.5
Jetdirect EIO network cards HP Jetdirect 620n Fast Ethernet
a
a. Supported for the HP Designjet 510 but not for the 510ps
J7934A
HP Jetdirect 630n IPv6 Gigabit Ethernet J7997G
HP Jetdirect IPv6/IPsec Gigabit Ethernet J7961A
USB print servers HP Jetdirect ew2400 802.11g Wireless J7951G HP Jetdirect en1700 IPv6, Fast Ethernet J7988G
Spindle   610 mm - 24 inch C2388A 1067 mm - 42 inch C2389A
Stand 610 mm - 24 inch FL C7782A
 
						

							Consumable itemsTo achieve the best performance from your printer, we recommend that you use only genuine Hewlett-Packard 
accessories and supplies, whose reliability and performance have been thoroughly tested to give trouble-free 
performance.
Item
Color
HP supply no.
Capacity
HP part number
Ink 
cartridges Black 82 69 ml CH565A
Cyan
8269 ml C4911A
Magenta C4912A
Yellow C4913A
Cyan
8228 ml CH566A
Magenta CH567A
Yellow CH568A
Printheads Black
11 –C4810A
Cyan C4811A
Magenta C4812A
Yellow C4813A
 
						

							Glossary
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ANSI paper An American standard paper size; e.g. D, E.
Architectural 
paperThe Architectural paper sizing system.
application The software you use to create your drawings.
Centronics A standard for the parallel interface between computer and device.
clipping Losing part of a drawing at the edges.
CMP Complementary Media Program that helps HP customers grow their  businesses by referencing third-party printing material choices to ensure 
maximum HP Designjet printer flexibility and printing solutions.
CMYK Cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The colors of the printer’s four inks, and  also a standard color model.
Coated 
paper Paper coated on one side for inkjet printing.
default A value or condition that is assumed if no other value or condition is  specified.
device An external item connected to the computer: printer, tape drive, etc. Your HP  Designjet is a device.
dpi Dots per inch, a measure of print resolution.
drivers Software that controls the communication between a computer and a device.
front panel The control panel on the front right of the printer.
front panel 
menus The structure of options in the front-panel display.
 
						

							graphics 
languageA programming language telling a print device how to output graphic data.
grayscale Shades of gray to represent colors.
high-gloss 
photo  A glossy, opaque photographic paper.
HP-GL/2 One of Hewlett-Packard’s standard graphics languages for plotters and  printers. Produces vector data. 
I/O Input/
output The transmission of data between a computer and a device.
IEEE-1284 A standard issued by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers  (IEEE) as the Standard Signaling Method for a Bi-directional Parallel 
Peripheral Interface for Personal Computers 
ink cartridge The part of the HP ink supplies which contains all the ink used in the printer.  It is installed into the printer on the right-hand side.
inked area The smallest rectangle that contains all the content of the drawing, while  maintaining its relative dimensions.
ISO paper An international standard paper size; e.g. A1, A2, etc.
JIS A Japanese standard paper size.
LAN Local area network.
long-axis 
printing Printing a page when the length is longer than a standard page size.
margin The space around the page added by the printer to separate one page from  another and to avoid printing right to the edge of the paper.
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							nesting Placing two or more pages side-by-side on roll paper to avoid waste.
nozzles Located underneath the printhead. The nozzles direct the ink onto the page.
palette  A set of logical pens defined by color and width.
PJL Printer Job Language. A programming language that controls jobs going to a printer.
parallel 
interface A type of interface between computer and device. Generally faster than a 
serial interface.
PANTONE The PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® is an international standard for color  communication in the graphics art industry.
pen Even though the printer has no physical pens, the lines it draws match the  attributes of a pen.
platen The exterior part of the printer on which the paper rests before going into the  printer.
printhead The printhead is installed into the carriage assembly. It is the part that prints  the ink onto the paper.
printing area Page size minus margins.
PostScript Adobe PostScript is a computer language that describes the appearance of a  page, including elements such as text, graphics, and scanned images, to a 
printer or other output device. 
queueing Placing each print received by the device into memory for processing with  other prints.
raster A method for defining an image, in terms of dots rather than lines. Raster  data typically needs more memory than vector data.
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