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• Error cartridge DesignJet 450 c

  Hello

  I read through both manual & all over the forums and have tried many things to fix my problem, but now I'm confused and hope someone here can help me.

  I have a designjet 450 c, which was very much the impression for a year each time that I would need to print.  Recently, the dreaded cartridge light started flashing and stopped printing to the printer.  After much research, I tried the following things to correct this problem:

  1 reinstalled software - thought maybe a driver corrupted, but this does not solve my problem.

  2. cleaned contacts on door - photo didn't solve the problem.

  3 deleted & reintegrated cartridges (should have started here everything first) - all confirmed except yellow.

  4 used the magenta cartridge to test the yellow slot - it confirmed.

  5 taking the view that the carrier should work correctly, I bought a new 'HP 44"yellow cartridge.

  6. install new cartridge but the carrier has not confirmed the cartridge.  Retries step 4 above again and confirmed the magenta.

  7 clean the contacts on the new yellow and reinserted it but still don't confirm not.

  Could I have received a bad cartridge or could there be a problem between this old printer & how HP is making it their new cartridges.  Help, please!

  Alabama35121

  I'm sorry, but to get your question more exposure I suggest posting in the trade forums since it is a printer. You can do so at http://h30499.www3.hp.com/hpeb/ .

  I hope this helps.

  If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to re-post.

• DesignJet 450 c precision cal

  My designjet 450 c did not finish the calibration of precision. On startup, I get the ready error lights indicating the need for calibration of precision media + data.  Press cancel-no additional errors. Restart service mode 2.  Print calibration sheet.  He accepts the media when I reload the calibration sheet.  It begins in the calibration.  The transport made exactly 5 scans of the first black bar and then returns to the position of service.  The media lights and the calibration sheet is ejected.  I tried this several times calibration I'm willing to admit with all types of media, including the mylar.  I did all the tests in both 1 and 2 without error service mode.  I cleaned the parts of the probe on the transport (deleted spitton to access).  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Thanks for the heads up. I'll take my problem on this forum

• HP designjet 450 c drivers after Windows XP

  I have a recently purchased Designjet 450 c, flea market, but a good one nonetheless. As an amateur genealogist I use, mainly for printing large family tree, cards etc.

  Now I learn that Microsoft are determined to get rid of their XP operating system an OS I've used consistently for many years, the main reason being that Vista and 7 is a not only deliver to an old-timer like me.

  I love my designjet 450 c and want to know if I am forced on the road to meekly accept Windows 8, I'll be able to locate a driver for my printer. Anyone know what the story is on this one?

  EDEK

  I'm sorry, but to get your question more exposure I suggest posting in the trade forums since it is a printer. You can do so at http://h30499.www3.hp.com/hpeb/

  I've included a URL to the drivers, Software & Firmware for printers HP Designjet 400

  I hope this helps.

• HP designjet 450 c

  At my work we use an hp designjet 450 c printer and upgraded to windows 7 is there a way to get a driver for it that is compatible with windows 7, that the owner does not want to buy a new monitor.

  Is the 32-bit or 64-bit operating system? What is the size D or E size 450 c?  For 32-bit systems, download the drivers for XP from HP here.  For 64-bit systems, you can Download the XP x 64 drivers from here, then unzip the files into a new folder.  Then go to the file devices and printers, add a printer, select the appropriate port, and then select "Have disc" and point to the folder where you unzipped the files.

  This forum focuses on the level of consumer products.  For the Designjet you can have better results, post it in the forum HP Designjet business here.

• DesignJet 450 c driver with all the necessary colors

  aclarke69 wrote:

  Thanks Bob.  I followed the instructions to the T on my Vista machine.  When I got to step 7 and click 'OK', the following message appeared: the folder that you specified contains a compatible software driver for your device.  If the folder contains a driver, make sure that it is designed to work with Windows for x 64 systems.

  The only thing I can think is that the driver is not for a x 64 system.

  Oops - that's a critical piece of information missing there, whether you use a x 64 system.  You will need the x 64 version of the driver, which I have never found.

  Edit - I don't know how I missed this one, it is and should install on your x 64 system.  Download the driver here. Drivers installed properly on my Windows 7 x 64 system.

  Message edited by Bob_Headrick on 02/12/2009 18:33

  Click on the 'Star' to say thank you!

  Bob Headrick, Microsoft MVP printing and imaging

  Hello Bob and all others.

   

  I also wanted driver for my designjet 450 c. I'm using win7 x 64.

  It seems that driver (hpdj430x64glen) prints in grayscale only photos.

  How I change it in support of all colors. It is not the opportunity to anywhere on the parameters.

   

  Thank you very much

   

  Download and install sound for windows 7 64 and vista 64

  http://www.mediafire.com/?r3mogwejgvo

  Oooo and it's free

• DesignJet 450 c: HP-40 color = black HP - 40? (cartridges)

  Hello

  Is a 'black 51640AE HP-40"cartridge technically identical to a cartridge"HP-40 colors? Because the item numbers seem to indicate this.

  HP-40 color

  Yellow-51640YE
  Cyan-51640CE
  Magenta-51640ME
  
  HP-40 black
  Black-51640AE
  
  Thanks in advance!

  The 400 series uses only the black cartridge 40.  For color, he uses the 44 cartridges.  40 color cartridges will not work in the 450 HP.

• HP designjet 450 c A0-C4716A: HP DesignJet450c seeing 'READY' becomes after start.NO.

  After departure followed by normal calibration process, the 'READY' light not blinking and remains off. I suspect that the mechanical sensor of the cover in the right slot in under the CAP does not work correctly. Electrical connection of the probe is OK. I think that the problem is mechanical and involves the no contact of the cover with the plastic part of the sensor. What should I do?

  If it is really a problem of closed cover... Lift the cover up... in the lower right corner is a vertical rectangle plastic lid fits. Over time her can wear/break plastic makes it difficult to engage the switch. Wedge a piece of cardboard in this opening, if engaged (push) switch. If your light turns on and remains lit... you're right in question contact. If this isn't the case, it could be the switch itself. Good luck, hope this helps!

• DesignJet 450 c accepting not media

  I have a plotter of 450 c that I replaced the sensor line on transport.

  This was replaced because I thought it was my problem because the sensor was not picking up the plate on the end of the roll, and then was not picking up the edge of the paper when loading media.

  The new sensor does exactly the same.

  What else would be the problem.

  Really annoyed.

  Hello

  not sure that my suggestion may help, but you can try on it.

  1. check if the media sensor is installed correctly, including the cable for the media sensor

  2. check if the lever of Pincharm is in place, it should be.

  3. If the media are rejected during the media edge controls, pls check on line sensor is properly installed

  4. make sure that the line sensor is calibrated

  5. replace the media sensor to test if media sensor problem

  6. replace the cart

  Hope this is useful and have a nice day.

  I am an employee of HP.

• New large Format printing, need help with 450 c

  Hiya, people. I'm SO happy to have met this forum. I need some serious advice with a purchase of Craigslist lightning. This morning, I picked up a DesignJet 450 c with legs/stand and a JetDirect 300 x print server. I did a quick Google search to see if the printer would work with my Macbook and the answer * seems * Yes, it will, using Gutenprint. I could not test the unit out before I forked over the money, but I have fire and managed to load paper, scroll the lightshow market, etc. Worst case, I can sell it on Craigslist.

  I've got it now houses, and I really have no idea how to do it get up and running. It is connected, turned on and it will print configuration pages (so-more in a minute), but something is not quite right and I need help, whether it is user error, bad consumables or a defective unit.

  When I load a sheet of paper and run the black print cartridge alignment routine, I get a sheet printed in alone cyan. When I run the color cartridge alignment routine, I get a printed sheet only in cyan. In fact, when I'll be whatever it is, it is printed in alone cyan. Good news is, the machine seems to be functional. bad news is, it doesn't seem to work correctly immediately.

  I removed all ink cartridges, shaken a little and reinstalled, make the flashing light "Ready" each time. That has really improved the quality of printing cyan, but they are still only cyan. I ordered the new cartridges, but in the meantime, is there anything else I should try? I have a series of questions, but I need to get the machine printing test pages correctly, I think.

  Thanks in advance for your help. Let me know what additional information you might need and I'll see what I can do.

  What is the address of the computer? It should be in the same frame. If this is not the same then the direct stream must be reset so that it can find an ip address that corresponds to your network. Outermost Jet directs reset if you disconect the power and then hold the test button and connect the power supply to. For a few seconds, then release. Wait about 1 minute and then press the test button to get the config page which should now show a new ip address. Type that ip address in your web browser, and it can have a web page where you can refine the settings to make the permanent address.

• hp450c media in an attempt to feel measured error

  I get a media error light when I press the 'leap' and the 'Reprint' button to print a calibration page.

  DesignJet 450 c

  Win XP

  Media error

  Thanks for the comments.

  However, I need not post the question because I came across the answer. I found it by trial and error that I needed to use the largest sheet size E. When I tried 8-1/2 X 11 and 48 inch rolled media I got a flashing of media.

  I'll try better in the future to post in the right group.

  Jerry Clasby

• T120: Will be this Ink Jet Dry Out?

  I'm looking to replace my designJet 450 c late which lasted about 14 years. My biggest complaint with this printer was that after sometimes go months without printing, the nozzles on the ink cartridges would be dry. I was able to revive the black ink cartridge by rubbing its nozzles with isopropyl alcohol on a Q-Tip, but color cartridges were less forgiving and had to be replaced long before their ink have been spent. I finally gave up on using color printing.

  I would like a new printer 24 inch large format color, mainly used for architectural drawings, and the T120 is in my budget. The question is, is ink technology and feel similar to that of the 450 HP. and so give me the same problems of drying out or have improved that will give me years of carefree color printing without ink with clogged nozzles?

  To be honest continuous months without printing is never a good idea with any inkjet printer even high-end.  The new Designjet printers uses a different method for the delivery of the ink in your old c of 450.  On your old printer, the ink and the print heads are one unit if the ink ran out you need to replace or if the printhead part went wrong, you need to replace.  Plotters of today have separate and distinct from the printheads ink tanks.  They use a set of tube between the two to provide the necessary ink.  The print heads contain little ink since it must flow from the top down and is powered by the tanks and the tubes where the ink is under pressure.  Also, service stations where parks of the carriage house when not not used are made better and cap the print heads better to provide a better seal to avoid drying out.  Usually, I recommend to my clients to print a flush at least once every 2 weeks.  May be a small article, but it keeps the cool heads and prevents the clogging in the long term.  On most modern conspirators, I see today, printing heads last 2 to 5 years without problem.  Also, as far as I saw never ink tanks go wrong.  On some models, the inks expire, but most allow for continuous printing with inks has expired.  Most recent plotters also have a cleaning routine that cleans the print heads when the obstruction has occurred.  Hope this helps with your decision.

• Print driver

  I have a HP Designjet 450 c.  I was told there was a Windows XP Driver for what might work as well on Windows Vista.  So far I have been looking for 2 days and can not find a driver to work on XP or Vista.  Is there a driver with clear and precise indications?

  aclarke69 wrote:

  Thanks Bob.  I followed the instructions to the T on my Vista machine.  When I got to step 7 and click 'OK', the following message appeared: the folder that you specified contains a compatible software driver for your device.  If the folder contains a driver, make sure that it is designed to work with Windows for x 64 systems.

  The only thing I can think is that the driver is not for a x 64 system.

  Oops - that's a critical piece of information missing there, whether you use a x 64 system.  You will need the x 64 version of the driver, which I have never found.

  Edit - I don't know how I missed this one, it is and should install on your x 64 system.  Download the driver here. Drivers installed properly on my Windows 7 x 64 system.

• light 5.7 does not recognize my Canon 450 d raw files

  light 5.7 does not recognize my Canon 450 d raw files.  Any advice would be appreciated.

  Screenshot does not show the problem you mentioned. Everything seems fine in this screenshot.

• T-450 does not turn on/off; flashing lights

  My laptop began to have difficulties to connect. He would often take really long and sometimes it doesn't connect at all. After my last connection, I put my laptop in mode 'sleep', like I always do. I went to use my laptop a few hours later and it would not turn. Before saying that my battery is dead, I know that my battery is not dead, it just the charger. When I try to turn it on, the power button flashes, a second to one second in stop and so do the lights on the keyboard, the backlight of the screen and even the powers of fan on in this interval. At the beginning I could not he same power all long until I found some odd forum on some weird 'code' with the power button, but when I turn it on it comes t - he once again. I also tried to remove the battery among other things. Anyone know what is the problem and how to fix it? Thank you.

  In response to customer relationships of hanging at the resumption of the mode standby on T450 and T450s ThinkPad, Lenovo made a patch available via the BIOS update.

  This BIOS, v1.21, can be found here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/DS102109

  [Problem resolves]

  -Fixed a problem with the system cannot turn on due to chipset hang in certain specific circumstances.

  On T450 model only, if the system powers on after the resumption of the hibernation mode or turn it off in battery mode after update BIOS to v1.21, please contact Lenovo Service support and Service TIP SF16 T0012 reference / HT117309. The laptop will have to be repaired.

  Thank you