HP Latex 365/375/560/570

Sept 23, 2019


Special Note on color management:

This printer is capable of creating ICC profiles using the onboard spectrophotometer. Profiles created using the printer's onboard measuring device are created independent of Softrip. Due to this users must not apply calibration curves, press curves, ink reductions, or ink limits in the Color Transforms window. Any color transform applied in Softrip will invalidate the ICC profile created by the printer. When selecting a Substrate Name and Printer Paper Mode on the driver properties page you will be prompted to download an ICC if one is available. Using a third party profiling software to create profiles is also supported. When using this workflow select 'Use RIP Settings' as the Printer Paper Mode. Instructions on using the onboard measuring device to linearize can be found at the bottom of this page.

Print Mode:

Pressing the Properties button next to the Printer Model window on the Imaging Configurations screen will launch a control panel for this printer.


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Options:


Densitometry:

Linearization data can be saved in Softrip by selecting 'HP Designjet Calibration' from the Color drop down menu in Softrip's main UI. Linearization can also be created on the front panel when creating a new Paper Print Mode. Linearization should only be created using only one of these two options, never both. After selecting the 'HP Designjet Calibration' option you will see the window shown below.

Ensure the Substrate name setting on the front panel matches the Substrate name setting on the properties page of the driver in SoftRIP, and the physical connection is correct. Click 'Yes' and the printer will start printing the linearization target and scan the target after the dry time. Once the printer is done scanning the target a 'Save Imaging Configuration' prompt will be shown allowing the scanned data to be saved as part of the current Imaging Configuration or to a new one.

NOTE: Total time for the linearization process may exceed 20 minutes.