HP Latex 310, 330 & 360 - Loading a Substrate

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Learn how to properly load a roll of media, as well as the various configurations that can be used when loading HP Latex 310, 330 and 360 wide format inkjet printers.
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[@ibidesign]

Well done. Should note a couple of things: when using the edge guides, you are to line up the single white vertical line with the edge of your substrate (I believe your example showed them being located farther inward than ideal). Also, are you supposed to always use the inner dashed blue vertical lines on the right-hand side roll table only for narrower media? IIRC, the outer dashed blue vertical lines are always to be used when loading full-width substrate rolls. But I could be wrong.

[@NathanLundholm]

Our latex 360 was purchased used and doesn't have that blue stop. it works fine without it but it would probably work better with it. Where do I get a replacement blue stop?

[@LexJet]

Hi Nathan. If you want to give us a call at 1-800-4LEXJET, we'll be happy to help you out.

[@MelvinG24]

Great video, I learn a lot with it; However, I do not understand the "length tracking" function at all and in the manual is not clear to understand either. If I activate the "length tracking" check box, how can I tell the machine the lend of a new roll or a used one?

[@DrDirtyLeggz]

It's always best to start off on a new roll and work your way down from there. The measurement will always be (width of the roll) x (amount of roll by foot)
So a 60in roll of Glossy Professional Photo paper can be read as 60in x 100ft. The "100" is going to be what you put in the length tracker. Once you're done with that rollyou hit unload, it'll unload the paper and give you the measurement of what is left.

[@Kolyani4zpua]

Показали бы лучше как выставить режим 1200dpi. О котором столько упоминаний в рекламе