Create A Media Profile - HP Designjet T1120 SD-MFP Kurzübersicht

3. Press a button to open a list of resolution selections.
4. Select the scan resolution you want applied when you choose the named
quality setting (Fast, Normal, Best) with the current Original Type.
Example: Select the Color Poster original type and press the More button to make
adjustments. Press the Best Scan Resolution button and then select 400 dpi. This
means that, thereafter, 400 dpi will be applied as the scan resolution whenever you
use the Color Poster original type and the quality setting Copy > Quality > Best.

Create a media profile

Your system supports color matching between scanner, printer and media type
through media profiles. A media profile must exist for each media type (such as
glossy or coated paper) used with your printer.
In most cases, color matching and media profiles are administrated by the system
and their application is transparent for the user. Right after you load new media on
your printer, you select the media type in the printer's settings menus. If a media
profile for the media type exists, your system automatically loads it for optimal color
matching of your copy.
There are, however, two cases that will require your attention:
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No media profile found: If the system does not already contain a media
profile for the current media, you will need to create one. A message dialog
will inform you when you need to create a media profile and display a button
that takes you to the Create Media Profile wizard (see below).
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Colors not optimal: Some of the default media profiles supplied with the
system are generic and may not be optimal with all media types. Also, current
conditions may not be optimal for even specific media profiles. If your trials
show the need for improved color matching, you should update (renew) the
current media profile through the Create Media Profile wizard (see below).
Update (renew) the current media profile
1. Make sure your printer's media type setting corresponds to the loaded media.
2. Make a trial copy with the current media profile to evaluate whether it needs
to be updated.
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Create a media profile
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