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There are two basic approaches to color management for your printer:
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Application-Managed Colors: in this case your application program must convert the colors of
your image to the color space of your printer and paper type, using the ICC profile embedded in
the image and the ICC profile of your printer and paper type.
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Printer-Managed Colors: in this case your application program sends your image to the printer
without any color conversion, and the printer converts the colors to its own color space. The details
of this process depend on the graphics language that you are using.
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PostScript: the PostScript interpreter module inside the printer performs the color conversion
using the profiles stored in the printer and any additional profiles sent with the PostScript job.
This kind of color management is done when you are using the PostScript driver and you
specify printer color management or when you send a PostScript, PDF, TIFF or JPEG file
directly to the printer through the Embedded Web Server. In either case you have to select
the profiles to use as default (in case the job doesn't specify any) and the rendering intent to
apply.
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Non-PostScript (PCL, RTL, HP-GL/2): the color management is done using a set of stored
color tables. ICC profiles are not used. This method is somewhat less versatile than the
previous methods, but is a little simpler and faster, and can produce good results with standard
HP paper types. This kind of color management is done when you are using a non-PostScript
driver and you specify printer color management, or when you send a PCL, RTL or HP-GL/2
file directly to the printer through the Embedded Web Server.
NOTE: There are only two color spaces that the printer can convert to its own color space
using the stored color tables: Adobe RGB and sRGB if you are using Windows, Adobe RGB
and ColorSync if you are using Mac OS.
ColorSync is the Mac OS built-in Color Management System; so, in fact, when selecting
ColorSync it is the built-in color management part of Mac OS that is performing the color
management, and it is done based on the ICC profiles of specified paper type. ColorSync is
available with the PCL driver only.
You are recommended to consult the Knowledge Center at http://www.hp.com/go/T1120/
knowledgecenter to see how to use the color management options of your particular application.
To choose between Application-Managed Colors and Printer-Managed Colors:
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In the Windows driver dialog: select the Color tab.
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In the Mac OS Print dialog (T1120): select the Paper Type/Quality panel, then Color.
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In the Mac OS Print dialog (T1120ps): select the Color Options panel.
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In some applications: you can make this choice in the application.
Printer emulation
If you want to print a particular job and to see approximately the same colors that you would get from
printing the same job on a different HP Designjet printer, you can use the emulation mode provided by
your printer.
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Color management
- HP Designjet T1120 1
- Using your printer 1
- Table of contents 4
- 1 Introduction 10
- Using this guide 11
- Safety precautions 11
- HP Start-Up Kit 11
- Troubleshooting 12
- Glossary 12
- Warnings and Cautions 12
- Introduction 13
- Front view 14
- The front panel 15
- Printer software 17
- 2 Installing the software 20
- Installing the software 21
- Connect to a network (Mac OS) 23
- TCP/IP connection 25
- Sharing the printer 27
- 3 Setting up the printer 30
- Handle paper conflicts 31
- Turn nesting on and off 31
- Setting up the printer 32
- Turn alerts on and off 33
- Require account ID 34
- 4 Personalizing the printer 36
- Turn the printer on and off 37
- Access the HP Printer Utility 38
- Change the sleep mode setting 39
- Turn the buzzer on and off 39
- Configure network settings 40
- Personal settings 41
- 5 Paper handling 42
- Paper handling 44
- Easy loading procedure 48
- Paper menu procedure 50
- Unload a roll 55
- Load a single sheet 56
- Unload a single sheet 59
- Paper profiles 60
- Print on loaded paper 61
- Maintain paper 61
- Change the drying time 61
- Feed and cut the paper 62
- 6Printing 64
- Create a print job 65
- Select print quality 66
- Select paper size 66
- Select margins options 67
- Print with shortcuts 68
- Rescale a print 69
- Preview a print 70
- Print a draft 70
- High-quality printing 71
- Print in gray shades 72
- Print with no margins 72
- Print with crop lines 73
- Use paper economically 73
- Nest jobs to save roll paper 73
- What pages can be nested? 74
- Use ink economically 75
- 7 Color management 76
- How colors are represented 77
- Color calibration 77
- Color management options 78
- Printer emulation 79
- Color adjustment options 80
- Printing in grayscale 81
- Color management 81
- Color emulation 82
- Submit Job options 83
- Printing PANTONE swatch books 84
- 8 Practical printing examples 88
- Using Adobe Acrobat 89
- Print a project 92
- Using AutoCAD 94
- Using printer emulation 98
- Print a presentation 99
- Printing examples 100
- Using Adobe Photoshop 103
- Using PowerPoint 107
- Using Project 108
- Using Excel 110
- 9 Job queue management 112
- Job queue page 113
- Job preview 113
- Turn off the job queue 114
- Identify a job in the queue 114
- Prioritize a job in the queue 115
- Delete a job from the queue 115
- Job status messages 115
- Remove a hold 116
- Job queue 117
- Printer usage 118
- Ink and printheads 122
- About the ink cartridges 123
- Remove an ink cartridge 124
- Insert an ink cartridge 125
- About the printheads 126
- Check the printhead status 127
- Remove a printhead 127
- Insert a printhead 130
- 12 Maintaining the printer 134
- Check printer status 135
- Replace the cutter 135
- Maintaining the printer 136
- Maintain the ink cartridges 139
- Move or store the printer 139
- Update the firmware 140
- Update the software 141
- Printer maintenance kits 141
- Secure Disk Erase 141
- 13 Accessories 144
- Order ink supplies 145
- Order paper 145
- Accessories 146
- Order accessories 148
- Jetdirect print server 149
- Paper issues 150
- Unsuccessful sheet load 152
- Paper loading error messages 152
- Glossy paper 153
- Matte Paper 153
- HP Banners with Tyvek® 154
- The paper has jammed 155
- The cutter does not cut well 158
- Recalibrate the paper advance 158
- Return to default calibration 159
- Print-quality issues 160
- General advice 161
- Lines are discontinuous 164
- Lines are blurred 165
- Line lengths are inaccurate 166
- The paper is not flat 167
- Ink marks on the paper 168
- White spots on the print 170
- Colors are inaccurate 170
- Colors are fading 171
- The image is clipped 171
- The Image Diagnostics Print 172
- Corrective action 174
- If you still have a problem 175
- Ink system issues 176
- Ink cartridge status messages 177
- Cannot insert a printhead 177
- Clean the printheads 178
- Align the printheads 181
- Printhead status messages 183
- General printer issues 184
- The printer does not print 185
- The printer seems slow 185
- Automatic file system check 187
- QuarkXpress 188
- Printer alerts 189
- 18 Front-panel error messages 190
- Front-panel errors 191
- 19 HP Customer Care 192
- HP Professional Services 193
- HP Instant Support 194
- HP Proactive Support 194
- Contact HP Support 195
- HP Customer Care 196
- 20 Printer specifications 198
- Functional specifications 199
- Physical specifications 200
- Memory specifications 200
- Power specifications 200
- Ecological specifications 200
- Environmental specifications 201
- Acoustic specifications 201
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