I don't think the R means refurb. The R means "roll feeder", the N
means "network card",
The 130NR, for example, has the roll feeder and the network
(ethernet) card.
-Bob
On Apr 18, 2007, at 2:46 PM, Teddy Dako wrote:
Hi Geert,
THe machine (I like to call designjets machines) is a refurbished
unit. That is what the R denotes. The cutter is indeed user-
replaceable. Regarding the driver, you can install any 90 driver as
the cutter is by default on the printer and you'll be able to use
the cutter. I think it will be more tricky to drive the roll-feed
unit with the driver.......;).
Regarding the color management, could you write a bit more how your
workflow is? Operating system, application, what the setttings are
in the print dialog and driver windows.
Cheers
T
----- Original Message ----
From: geert_catteeuw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 11:07:21 PM
Subject: [HPDesignJet_Printers] Re: DJ90 -90R Roll cutter solved,
Color management???
--- In HPDesignJet_ Printers@ yahoogroups. com, "geert_catteeuw"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm very new to this group, I got a DJ90 this week for a really
> cheap price ( for Europe, that is ). In fact it was so cheap I
think it
> is actually a 'refurbished' .
> It was looking very 'originally packed' and it works ok. There is
no
> trace of any use.
> As the 90R was not available when I ordered I chose the 90.
>
> Now, when I look at the left front side of the paper path I see
some
> device with two steel disks, I think it's a paper cutter.
> The model number on the back says Q6656AR.
>
> Is this a 90 or a 90R? It seems that the paper cutter can be user-
> installed so this could explain its presence.
>
> Now my question: do I have to install the 90R driver to be able to
use
> the cutter with a homebrew roll holder?
>
Ok, I sorted things out, I got the paper cutter working.
Right now I'm looking into color management.. .
I calibrated my monitor with Adobe Gamma, took some time but at least
when I print from PS 'sans' ICM the print looks exactly like on the
monitor. ( IIyama HM204DTA at 5500K )
With ICM (hp profiles) I only get dark yellowish-greenish, swamp-like
prints. Management by PS or by printer driver makes no difference
I tried soft-proofing in PS and there I see just a very small,
acceptable shift in color.
Any ideas?
Geert
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