Print Density Adjustment - HP LaserJet II Serie Manual De Instrucciones

HP 33440/HP 33449 COMBINED SERVICE MANUAL
4-9. PRINT
DENSITY
ADJUSTMENT
Print density refers to the rektive darkness of the print on the paper. Dense print appears very
black tith a stightiy kauier look. Less dense print looks lighter, and sohd-filled areas may not be
completely black.
When print densiv'is set at a low number, tiner is used at a faster rate, reducing the Efe of the
EP-S Cartridge. Printing with the print density set to a higher number is a good way to conserve
toner when darker print is not necessary.
To adjust print densi~:
1. Open the printer's Top Cover Assembly.
2.
Use the numbered green did located at the left side toward the front of the printer (see
Figure 4-17) to adjust densi~. "l" is the darkest setting, "9" is the tightest. An initial setting
of "W' is recommended.
3. Fidy close the printer's Top Cover Assembly.
Note
When using h-tier paper and envelopes, the print densi~ did may need to be set
B
to a lower (darker) setting b minimize backgound.
Figure 4-17.
Adjusting Print Density
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The Resolution Enhancement feature of the HP 33449 and the densi~ adjustment
affeet each other. See Chapter 3, Section 3-4, for proper adjustment procedures.
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