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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: jhein on May 17, 2007, 11:30:38 am

Title: How the Z3100 paper management REALLY works
Post by: jhein on May 17, 2007, 11:30:38 am

To all:
It seems we Z3100 owners can't get enough technical info on our printers.  Attached is a technical white paper from the 2006 HP Developers Conference.   I got this PDF from the public download site off of the HP Developers Portal.  The link is:

http://new.hpdevelopersolutions.com/SPP/Pu...icDownload.aspx (http://new.hpdevelopersolutions.com/SPP/Public/Sdk/SdkPublicDownload.aspx)
choose Designjet and then expand all.
Next choose 2006 Developers Conference (not the Fall 2006)
finally choose the Media Managemet SDK

Pay close attention to pages 10 and 11.  It is like a Rosetta Stone on how the Z3100 handles different media.  This info is similar to the tech paper that came out a month or so ago, but appears to be more detailed.


hope this helps
Jim

Title: How the Z3100 paper management REALLY works
Post by: rdonson on May 17, 2007, 12:34:22 pm

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To all:
It seems we Z3100 owners can't get enough technical info on our printers.  Attached is a technical white paper from the 2006 HP Developers Conference.   I got this PDF from the public download site off of the HP Developers Portal.  The link is:

http://new.hpdevelopersolutions.com/SPP/Pu...icDownload.aspx (http://new.hpdevelopersolutions.com/SPP/Public/Sdk/SdkPublicDownload.aspx)
choose Designjet and then expand all.
Next choose 2006 Developers Conference (not the Fall 2006)
finally choose the Media Managemet SDK

Pay close attention to pages 10 and 11.  It is like a Rosetta Stone on how the Z3100 handles different media.  This info is similar to the tech paper that came out a month or so ago, but appears to be more detailed.
hope this helps
Jim
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Thanks a bunch, Jim.  I found all the PDFs on the Z very interesting.  I never would have guessed that the printer would be engineered to use SNMP.

These docs bode well for some very nice ISV products in the future.