Always light never DARK on Laser Printer

Has anyone else noticed printing from a black-only laser printer (IE: HP LaserJet 1320)
that you always get like a draft darkness to the printout? Doesn't matter what kind of
printout (text, or image, or combination), it just won't get any darker (not even with
higher or lower settings - or best quality, etc).
I can print with various 1320 printer drivers.. most of them work very well, but
none have solved this issue for me.
Now if I take that same document, and print it on Windows, the entire printout
is much darker and it doesn't seem like draft.
I am using the normal kernel i386, the latest cups, etc.
I do notice that when I 'systemctl start cups.service' that the
"saned.service", and "saned-color.service" start as well.
Could this be the culprit?
Any ideas?
Last edited by Kilzool (2012-09-20 02:04:49)

Hi Aidan Black,
     Thanks for your information.
Actually i followed the SAP note 197177 and included the coding like below.
/: DEFINE &XDIM& = 2
/: DEFINE &YDIM& = 3
/: DEFINE &MODHEIGHT& = 3
<FS><32>
/: PRINT-CONTROL SESCP
= (s1p&XDIM&,&YDIM&,&MODHEIGHT&,0s24850T
= &lw_percelno&
/: PRINT-CONTROL SBS01
In print preview it is displaying the data like below.
(s1p2,3,3,0s24850T83788900105
But when i am taking print out it is showing only &lw_percelno&(83788900105) value without 2D barcode. Please let me know is there any corrections in above code and is there printer settings to recognize the print command.

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Cause: When printing on lightweight paper or on jobs with heavy toner coverage, paper is wrapping on the fuser causing Fuser Delay Jam or Fuser Wrap Jam messages.
Solution: Set the LIGHT MEDIA optimize mode on the Print Quality menu to ON .
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