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    							A component of the HP Imaging and Printing suite of services, Proactive Support helps you gain control
    of your printing environment—with a clear focus on maximizing the value of your investment,
    increasing printer uptime and reducing printer management costs.
    HP recommends that you enable Proactive Support right away to save you time and prevent problems
    before they occur, reducing costly downtime. Proactive Support runs diagnostics and checks for
    software and firmware updates.
    You can enable Proactive Support in the HP Utility for Windows or the HP Printer Monitor for Mac OS,
    where you can specify the frequency of connections between your computer and HPs Web server, and
    the frequency of diagnostic checks. You can also choose to run the diagnostic checks at any time. To
    change these settings:
    ●In the HP Utility for Windows, select the Tools menu, then HP Proactive Support.
    ●In the HP Printer Monitor for Mac OS, select Preferences > Monitoring > HP Proactive
    Support.
    If Proactive Support finds any potential problem, it notifies you with an alert, which will explain the
    problem and recommend a solution. In some cases, the solution may be applied automatically; in other
    cases, you may be asked to perform some procedure to solve the problem.
    Customer Self Repair
    HPs Customer Self Repair program offers our customers the fastest service under either warranty or
    contract. It enables HP to ship replacement parts directly to you (the end user) so that you can replace
    them. Using this program, you can replace parts at your own convenience.
    Convenient, easy to use
    ●An HP Support Specialist will diagnose and assess whether a replacement part is required to
    address a defective hardware component.
    ●Replacement parts are express-shipped; most in-stock parts are shipped the very same day you
    contact HP.
    ●Available for most HP products currently under warranty or contract.
    ●Available in most countries.
    For more information about Customer Self Repair, see 
    http://www.hp.com/go/selfrepair.
    Contact HP Support
    HP Support is available to you by telephone. What to do before you call:
    ●Review the troubleshooting suggestions in this guide.
    ●Review the relevant driver documentation.
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    							●If you have installed third-party software drivers and RIPs, see their documentation.
    ●If you call one of the Hewlett-Packard offices, please have the following information available to
    help us answer your questions more quickly:
    ◦The product you are using (the product number and the serial number, found on the label at
    the back of the product)
    ◦If there is an error code on the front panel, note it down; see 
    Front-panel error messages
    on page 196
    ◦
    The products Service ID: at the front panel, press 
    , then , then .
    ◦The computer you are using
    ◦Any special equipment or software you are using (for example, spoolers, networks, switch-
    boxes, modems or special software drivers)
    ◦The cable you are using (by part number) and where you purchased it
    ◦The type of interface used on your product (USB or network)
    ◦The software name and version you are currently using
    ◦If possible, print out the following reports; you may be asked to fax them to the support center
    helping you: Configuration, Usage Report and “all pages above” from Service Information
    (see 
    The printer’s internal prints on page 13)
    Telephone number
    Your HP Support telephone number is available on the Web: please visit http://welcome.hp.com/
    country/us/en/wwcontact_us.html.
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    							22 Printer specifications
    ●Functional specifications
    ●
    Physical specifications
    ●
    Memory specifications
    ●
    Power specifications
    ●
    Ecological specifications
    ●
    Environmental specifications
    ●
    Acoustic specifications
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    							Functional specifications
    Table 22-1  HP 72 ink supplies
    Printheads Two inks in each printhead: gray and photo black, matte black and yellow, and
    magenta and cyan
    Ink cartridges Cartridges containing 69 ml of ink: gray, photo black, yellow, magenta and cyan
    Cartridges containing 130 ml of ink: gray, photo black, matte black, yellow,
    magenta and cyan
    Cartridges containing 300 ml of ink (T1300 series only): matte black only
    Table 22-2  Paper sizes
    Minimum Maximum
    Roll width 279 mm (11 in) 610 mm (24 in) or 1118 mm (44 in)
    Roll length 91 m (300 feet)
    Roll diameter   135 mm (5.3 in)
    Roll weight   11.9 kg (26.3 lb)
    Sheet width 210 mm (8.26 in) 610 mm (24 in) or 1118 mm (44 in)
    Sheet length 279 mm (11 in) 1676 mm (66 in)
    Paper thickness   0.8 mm (31.5 mil)
    Paper weight 60 g/m² 328 g/m²
    Table 22-3  Printing resolutions
    Print quality Maximu
    m detailDriver Rendering
    resolution (ppi)Printing
    resolution (dpi)
    Best (glossy paper*) On
    On
    OffHP-GL/2, HP PCL3GUI
    PostScript
    Any1200 × 1200
    600 × 600
    600 × 6002400 × 1200
    2400 × 1200
    1200 × 1200
    Best (other papers) Off Any 600 × 600 1200 × 1200
    Normal Off HP-GL/2
    PostScript, HP PCL3GUI600 × 600
    300 × 3001200 × 1200
    1200 × 1200
    Fast Off HP-GL/2
    PostScript, HP PCL3GUI600 × 600
    300 × 3001200 × 1200
    1200 × 1200
    Economode (heavyweight coated
    and glossy paper*)Off Any 300 × 300 1200 × 1200
    Economode (other papers) Off Any 300 × 300 600 × 1200
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    							* For a list of supported glossy papers, see Order paper on page 142.
    Table 22-4  Margins
    Top, right and left margins 5 mm (0.2 in)
    Bottom margin (trailing edge) 5 mm (0.2 in) (roll)
    17 mm (0.67 in) (sheet)
    Table 22-5  Mechanical accuracy
    ±0.1% of the specified vector length or ±0.2 mm (whichever is greater) at 23°C (73°F),  50-60% relative humidity, on E/A0
    printing material in Best or Normal mode with HP Matte Film roll feed.
    Table 22-6  Graphic languages supported
    HP Designjet Languages
    T790 HP PCL3GUI, HP-GL/2 and HP RTL, CALS G4, TIFF, JPEG
    T790 PS HP PCL3GUI, HP-GL/2 and HP RTL, CALS G4, TIFF, JPEG, Adobe PDF 1.7, Adobe PostScript 3
    T1300 HP PCL3GUI, HP-GL/2 and HP RTL, CALS G4, TIFF, JPEG
    T1300 PS HP PCL3GUI, HP-GL/2 and HP RTL, CALS G4, TIFF, JPEG, Adobe PDF 1.7, Adobe PostScript 3
    Physical specifications
    Table 22-7  Printer physical specifications
    HP Designjet T790 24-in series HP Designjet T790 44-in series HP Designjet T1300 series
    Weight 60 kg (132 lb) 81.6 kg (180 lb) 86 kg (189 lb)
    Width 1262 mm (49.7 in) 1770 mm (69.7 in) 1770 mm (69.7 in)
    Depth Minimum: 692 mm (27.2 in)
    Maximum: 702 mm (27.6 in)Minimum: 692 mm (27.2 in)
    Maximum: 701 mm (27.6 in)Minimum: 692 mm (27.2 in)
    Maximum: 721 mm (28.4 in)
    Height 1050 mm (41.3 in) 1050 mm (41.3 in) 1050 mm (41.3 in)
    The depth is measured without the upper spindle; wall spacers up; ink cover opened; roll covers and
    basket closed.
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    							Memory specifications
    Table 22-8  Memory specifications
    HP Designjet Dedicated file-processing
    memory *Hard disk
    T790 series 8 GB 160 GB
    T1300 series 32 GB 160 GB
    * 640 MB physical DRAM
    Power specifications
    Table 22-9  Printer power specifications
    Source 100–240 V ac ±10%, auto-ranging
    Frequency 50–60 Hz
    Current < 2 A
    Consumption < 120 W
    Ecological specifications
    This product complies with European Union WEEE and RoHS Directives. To determine the ENERGY
    STAR qualification status of these product models, please go to 
    http://www.hp.com/go/energystar.
    Environmental specifications
    Table 22-10  Printer environmental specifications
    Operating temperature 5 to 40°C (41 to 104°F)
    Recommended operating temperature 15 to 35°C (59 to 95°F), depending on paper type
    Storage temperature –25 to 55°C (–13 to 131°F)
    Recommended operating humidity 20 to 80% RH, depending on paper type
    Storage humidity 0 to 95% RH
    Acoustic specifications
    Printer acoustic specifications (declared according to ISO 9296).
    Table 22-11  Printer acoustic specifications
    Idle sound power level 4.4 B (A)
    Operating sound power level 6.3 B (A)
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    							Table 22-11  Printer acoustic specifications (continued)
    Idle sound pressure at bystander position 29 dB (A)
    Operating sound pressure at bystander position 46 dB (A)
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    							Glossary
    AppleTalk
    A suite of protocols that Apple Computer developed in 1984 for computer networking. Apple now recommends
    TCP/IP and Bonjour networking instead. HP Designjet products no longer support AppleTalk.
    Bonjour
    Apple Computers trade name for its implementation of the IETF Zeroconf specification framework, a computer
    network technology used in Apples Mac OS X from version 10.2 onwards. It is used to discover services
    available on a local area network. It was originally known as Rendezvous.
    Color accuracy
    The ability to print colors that match the original image as closely as possible, bearing in mind that all devices
    have a limited color gamut and may not be physically capable of matching certain colors precisely.
    Color consistency
    The ability to print the same colors from a particular print job from print to print and from printer to printer.
    Color model
    A system of representing colors by numbers, such as RGB or CMYK.
    Color space
    A color model in which each color is represented by a specific set of numbers. Many different color spaces can
    use the same color model: for instance, monitors generally use the RGB color model, but they have different color
    spaces, because a particular set of RGB numbers results in different colors on different monitors.
    Cutter
    A printer component that slides back and forth across the platen to cut the paper.
    ESD
    ElectroStatic Discharge. Static electricity is common in daily life. It is the spark when touching the car door, or the
    cling of clothing. Although controlled static electricity has some useful applications, uncontrolled electrostatic
    discharges are one of the main hazards to electronic products. Therefore, to prevent damage some precautions
    are needed when setting up the printer, or handling ESD sensitive devices. This type of damage may reduce the
    life expectancy of the device. One way to minimize uncontrolled ESDs, and therefore reduce this type of damage
    is by touching any exposed grounded part of the printer (mainly metal parts) before handling ESD sensitive
    devices (such as the printheads or ink cartridges). Additionally, to reduce the generation of electrostatic charge in
    your body try to avoid working in a carpeted area, and keep your body movements to a minimum when handling
    ESD sensitive devices. Also, avoid working in low humidity environments.
    Ethernet
    A popular computer networking technology for local area networks.
    Fast Ethernet
    An Ethernet network capable of transferring data at up to 100,000,000 bits/second. Fast Ethernet interfaces are
    capable of negotiating slower speeds when required for compatibility with older Ethernet devices.
    Firmware
    Software that controls your printers functionality and is stored semi-permanently in the printer (it can be updated).
    Gamut
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    							The range of colors and density values reproducible on an output device, such as a printer or monitor.
    Gigabit Ethernet
    An Ethernet network capable of transferring data at up to 1,000,000,000 bits/second. Gigabit Ethernet
    interfaces are capable of negotiating slower speeds when required for compatibility with older Ethernet devices.
    Hi-Speed USB
    A version of USB, sometimes called USB 2.0, that can run 40 times faster than original USB, but is otherwise
    compatible with original USB. Most personal computers today use Hi-Speed USB.
    HP RTL
    Hewlett-Packard Raster Transfer Language: a language defined by HP to describe raster (bitmap) graphics.
    HP-GL/2
    Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language 2: a language defined by HP to describe vector graphics.
    I/O
    Input/Output: this term describes the passing of data between one device and another.
    ICC
    The International Color Consortium, a group of companies that have agreed on a common standard for color
    profiles.
    Ink cartridge
    A removable printer component that stores ink of a particular color and provides it to the printhead.
    IP address
    May mean an IPv4 address (most likely) or an IPv6 address.
    IPSec
    A sophisticated mechanism for providing network security by authenticating and encrypting IP packets sent
    between nodes on a network. Each network node (computer or device) has an IPSec configuration. Applications
    are usually unaware whether IPSec is being used or not.
    IPv4 address
    A unique identifier that identifies a particular node on an IPv4 network. An IPv4 address consists of four integers
    separated by full stops. Most networks in the world use IPv4 addresses.
    IPv6 address
    A unique identifier that identifies a particular node on an IPv6 network. An IPv6 address consists of up to 8
    groups of hexadecimal digits separated by colons. Each groups contains up to 4 hexadecimal digits. Only a few
    new networks in the world use IPv6 addresses.
    Jetdirect
    HPs brand name for its series of print servers that allow a printer to be connected directly to a local area network.
    LED
    Light-Emitting Diode: a semiconductor device that emits light when electrically stimulated.
    MAC address
    Media Access Control address: a unique identifier used to identify a particular device on a network. It is a lower-
    level identifier than the IP address. Thus, a device may have both a MAC address and an IP address.
    Network
    A network is a set of connections that pass data between computers and devices. Every device is able to
    communicate with every other device in the same network. This allows data to be moved between computers and
    devices, and allows devices such as printers to be shared between many computers.
    Nozzle
    One of many tiny holes in a printhead through which ink is deposited onto the paper.
    Paper
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    							A thin, flat material made to be written or printed on; most commonly made from fibers of some kind which are
    pulped, dried and pressed.
    Platen
    The flat surface within the printer over which the paper passes while it is being printed on.
    Printer driver
    Software that converts a print job in a generalized format into data suitable for a particular printer.
    Printhead
    A removable printer component that takes ink of one or more colors from the corresponding ink cartridge(s) and
    deposits it on the paper, through a cluster of nozzles. In the HP Designjet T790 and T1300 series, each printhead
    prints two different colors.
    Spindle
    A rod that supports a roll of paper while it is being used for printing.
    TCP/IP
    Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol: the communications protocols on which the Internet is based.
    USB
    Universal Serial Bus: a standard serial bus designed to connect devices to computers. Your printer supports Hi-
    Speed USB (sometimes called USB 2.0).
    USB device port
    A square USB socket found on USB devices, though which a computer can control the device. For a computer to
    print to your printer using a USB connection, the computer must be connected to the printers USB device port.
    USB host port
    A rectangular USB socket such as those on found on computers. A printer can control USB devices that are
    connected to such a port. Your printer has two USB host ports, which it uses to control accessories and USB flash
    drives.
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