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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Software Technical Reference
  • Page 5 – Table of contents; Purpose and scope; ENWW
  • Page 6 – Windows HP unidriver features; iv
  • Page 9 – Windows HP traditional driver features
  • Page 11 – Macintosh software overview
  • Page 12 – The HP Toolbox
  • Page 14 – Software installation for Windows operating systems; xii
  • Page 15 – Engineering details
  • Page 17 – List of tables
  • Page 19 – List of figures
  • Page 25 – Purpose and scope; This chapter provides information about the following topics:; Purpo
  • Page 26 – Introduction; not; NOTE
  • Page 27 – HP LaserJet all-in-one product comparison
  • Page 28 – Chapter 1 Purpose and scope
  • Page 30 – Software availability and fulfillment; Ordering software
  • Page 31 – with the product, go to the following Web site:; Download drivers and software; to get the software
  • Page 32 – Documentation availability and localization
  • Page 35 – Software overview for Windows; Software overview for
  • Page 36 – Operating systems; Supported Windows operating systems; Fully supported operating systems; Print-only supported operating systems; Windows system requirements
  • Page 37 – Windows operating system requirements; Processor and RAM requirements:; Operating system requirements for print-only support; Printing from other operating systems; Macintosh software overview
  • Page 38 – Click the; The Linux drivers are supported through the Linux community.
  • Page 39 – Software component information; This section contains information about the following topics:; New HP LaserJet all-in-one software features; Software-first is the recommended installation method.; HP LaserJet all-in-one software for Windows
  • Page 40 – Chapter 2 Software overview for Windows
  • Page 42 – Software component availability
  • Page 43 – Software component localization; A language key follows each table.
  • Page 44 – Language key for
  • Page 50 – HP Extended Capabilities
  • Page 51 – HP Director; Start
  • Page 52 – Status
  • Page 53 – Device Status; screen
  • Page 54 – When you click; Settings
  • Page 55 – Scan Picture and Scan Document; Scan Picture; Scanning system; Transfer Images
  • Page 56 – Send a Fax; HP Send Fax software; HP Image Zone
  • Page 57 – HP Document Viewer
  • Page 58 – Support
  • Page 59 – How Do I; The HP Toolbox; Documentation tab; Creative Ideas; HP Shopping; Utilities; The HP Toolbox
  • Page 60 – If you have Internet access, you can click the; Software Update; icon to open the; Welcome to HP
  • Page 61 – Scanning methods; CAUTION
  • Page 62 – HP Scan software; General
  • Page 64 – and see the; Scan drivers
  • Page 65 – for the HP Color LaserJet 2820 product.; The TWAIN driver does not support duplex scanning.; TWAIN compatibility; For more information about TWAIN, visit the following Web site:
  • Page 66 – TWAIN driver user interface
  • Page 68 – ADF; or; Flatbed; following compression types:
  • Page 69 – click; Send Fax; dialog box – user interface
  • Page 70 – Faxing to multiple recipients
  • Page 71 – Creating a cover page; If you want to create a cover page to accompany your fax, click; dialog box – cover page; Cover Page; and click; Preview; Faxing without first printing and scanning the document
  • Page 73 – Available product configurations
  • Page 74 – Supported configurations; Direct connection; Networking requirements
  • Page 75 – An installed network that uses the TCP/IP network protocol.
  • Page 76 – Start Scan
  • Page 77 – Supported third-party software; Text-recognition software; About text-recognition reliability; Other PC fax programs
  • Page 79 – Windows HP unidriver features; This chapter includes the following information.; Windo
  • Page 80 – Access to drivers
  • Page 81 – HP postscript level 3 emulation support
  • Page 82 – Driver tab features; Printing Preferences tab set; Advanced tab features
  • Page 83 – tab – HP PCL 6 Unidriver; Advanced; tab – PS Emulation Unidriver
  • Page 90 – Print Task Quick Sets
  • Page 92 – Use Different Paper/Covers options
  • Page 93 – Use Different Paper/Covers check box; Use
  • Page 94 – Media types and sizes
  • Page 96 – menu; First Page, Other Pages, and Last Page options
  • Page 98 – Print Task; Resizing options group box
  • Page 99 – % of Normal Size option; Tab; Document preview image
  • Page 100 – Watermarks group box
  • Page 102 – spin box; Style; Name; The; Color; Chapter 3 Windows HP unidriver features
  • Page 103 – Shading
  • Page 106 – Booklet layout; Printing a Booklet; Book and booklet printing
  • Page 107 – Printing a book; Paper/Quality tab features; Pages per Sheet
  • Page 110 – Color options
  • Page 111 – Neutral Grays
  • Page 114 – tab - HP PCL 6 Unidriver; Device Settings; tab - PS Emulation Unidriver
  • Page 119 – Available PostScript Memory; Output Protocol
  • Page 121 – tab; About; tab also indicates
  • Page 123 – Windows HP traditional driver features; Wind
  • Page 124 – HP Traditional PCL 6 Driver features (for Windows 98 SE; Help system; Context-sensitive Help; Help
  • Page 126 – A property page with a Bubble Help icon; Chapter 4 Windows HP traditional driver features
  • Page 128 – Finishing tab features; Use the; the; Finishing; tab - HP Traditional PCL 6 Driver
  • Page 129 – Default Print Settings; Guide; Custom Print Task Quick Sets; any; Document Options
  • Page 130 – Correct Order for Straight Paper Path
  • Page 131 – Manually printing on both sides
  • Page 133 – Activating booklet printing
  • Page 134 – Configure
  • Page 135 – Print Quality; Current Setting
  • Page 136 – Effects tab features
  • Page 138 – Fit To Page; Print Document On
  • Page 139 – Watermarks
  • Page 142 – attribute. The following
  • Page 143 – Paper tab features
  • Page 145 – Paper Options group box; Custom Paper Size
  • Page 147 – Dynamic command button
  • Page 148 – The following table illustrates the relationships between the; button, and the actions that take users from one state to another.
  • Page 149 – Width and height controls; Custom width and height control limits; Measurement; Paper and envelope icons; The paper and envelope icons visually define width and height.; Measurement Units button
  • Page 150 – Close button
  • Page 153 – Media attributes
  • Page 154 – Unspecified
  • Page 155 – Printer image; Basics tab features
  • Page 156 – Copies
  • Page 157 – Esc
  • Page 158 – Color tab features
  • Page 159 – Color Options
  • Page 161 – Configure tab features
  • Page 162 – Paper tab; Paper-handling options; Paper Handling Options
  • Page 163 – Optional Paper Sources; Other Options
  • Page 164 – Fonts
  • Page 166 – Paper; tab is shown in the following illustration.
  • Page 167 – Paper size
  • Page 168 – Graphics tab features; Resolution
  • Page 169 – Graphics; No Image Color Management
  • Page 170 – Choose Rendering Intent button; Halftoning; Device Options tab features; Printer features
  • Page 171 – Restore Defaults button; Device Options; Change Setting for; Installable options; Restore Defaults; PostScript tab features; PostScript; tab contains the following options:
  • Page 172 – PostScript Output Format
  • Page 173 – PJL archive format; PostScript header; This setting is ignored for EPS and Archive formats.; PostScript error info; The error message information is not included in EPS format.; button for advanced PostScript options:
  • Page 175 – Send CTRL+D after job
  • Page 177 – Macintosh
  • Page 178 – Supported Macintosh operating systems; Chapter 5 Macintosh software overview
  • Page 180 – This section provides information about the following topics:
  • Page 181 – Software features not available on Macintosh operating systems; Software component availability for Macintosh
  • Page 183 – HP EWS Device Configuration; Access; HP EWS Device Configuration screens
  • Page 186 – HP EWS Device Configuration –; Fax; Networking
  • Page 188 – System requirements for a direct connection (Macintosh); 00 MB or more of free hard disk space
  • Page 189 – Installation overview; During installation, you are presented with two options:; Easy Install
  • Page 190 – Installation options; Started Guide; Insert the product software CD into your CD-ROM hard drive.
  • Page 191 – icon; Macintosh install – Animated Getting Started Guide
  • Page 192 – Macintosh installation instructions for direct connections; Installation instructions for Mac OS 9.2.2; Accept
  • Page 193 – Installation instructions for Mac OS X; Macintosh installation instructions for networked computers
  • Page 194 – Under; Select Device; option, and then click; Create; one product TCP/IP address, and then click; OK
  • Page 195 – Installation dialog-box options for Macintosh
  • Page 198 – Click; Next; to go to the
  • Page 206 – Congratulations; Done
  • Page 207 – HP LaserJet all-in-one uninstall instructions for Macintosh; HP Uninstaller
  • Page 209 – To
  • Page 210 – Overview of the HP Toolbox; Starting the HP Toolbox; lb
  • Page 211 – Navigation
  • Page 212 – System requirements; Web browser requirements; Other requirements; Chapter 6 The HP Toolbox
  • Page 213 – Key features; Scan to e-mail or a folder; only
  • Page 214 – Receive faxes to this computer; Receive Alert messages for device events
  • Page 215 – HP Device pop-up alert messages; Set up Status Alerts; System-tray icon alert; HP
  • Page 216 – Configuration options; HP Toolbox section; Status tab
  • Page 218 – Supplies Status
  • Page 219 – Setup Status Alerts; alerts option and click the; Apply; button to turn on alerts.
  • Page 220 – Show an alert; , you can receive the alerts like those listed in the following
  • Page 221 – Show the alert
  • Page 222 – screen – 2 of 2; to save
  • Page 223 – Device Configuration; screen – 1 of 4
  • Page 224 – screen – 2 of 4
  • Page 225 – screen – 3 of 4
  • Page 226 – screen – 4 of 4; The following illustration shows the; Network Configuration; screen. Use this screen to configure various
  • Page 228 – Print Info Pages; are generated by the device.; Print Information Pages; Event Log
  • Page 230 – Fax Tasks
  • Page 232 – Fax Phone Book; Fax Phone Book - Edit Entry; This screen opens after clicking; Edit; for an entry that corresponds to an individual phone book entry
  • Page 235 – Fax Phone Book - Edit a Group; Import information into the Fax Phone Book; screen to import phone book data that has been; Microsoft Outlook
  • Page 237 – Fax Phone Book – Import – Select Entries
  • Page 239 – Fax Send Log; Fax Receive log
  • Page 240 – Fax Viewer
  • Page 241 – Fax Data Properties
  • Page 242 – Fax Reports screen
  • Page 243 – Fax Reports; Detailed Fax Settings; This screen provides navigational links to the; Fax Settings; tab and the
  • Page 245 – Scan to tab; Scan to; Scan to E-mail or Folder; Scan to E-mail or a Folder
  • Page 246 – button on
  • Page 248 – Troubleshooting tab
  • Page 250 – Troubleshooting tools; Control Panel Messages
  • Page 251 – Control panel messages; Clearing Jams
  • Page 252 – Clearing jams; Print Problems screen
  • Page 253 – Print problems; Scan Problems
  • Page 254 – Scan problems
  • Page 255 – Copy problems
  • Page 256 – Fax problems; Memory Card Problems; Memory card problems
  • Page 257 – Troubleshooting Tools
  • Page 258 – Animated Demonstrations; screen. Click the links on this screen
  • Page 259 – tab contains the following screens.
  • Page 264 – User Guide; Use this screen to gain access to the
  • Page 265 – Device Settings section
  • Page 266 – System Settings tab; Device Information
  • Page 267 – Paper Handling; settings that are available.
  • Page 275 – Print Modes; to save the changes to your HP LaserJet all-in-one
  • Page 279 – System Setup
  • Page 281 – . The setting does not remain in place over time you must click; Automatic; and
  • Page 282 – all
  • Page 285 – Print Settings tab; Print Settings; Printing
  • Page 287 – Memory Card; Use this screen to enable and disable the memory-card reader.
  • Page 289 – Fax Settings tab
  • Page 290 – Fax Call Report
  • Page 291 – Fax Receive
  • Page 299 – Copy Settings tab; Copy Settings; Copying
  • Page 300 – Network Settings; you can configure the network settings for your product.
  • Page 301 – IP Configuration
  • Page 304 – SNMP; screen is shown in the following illustration.
  • Page 308 – Password; Figure 6-58 Service screen; Other screens
  • Page 309 – About HP Toolbox; About toolbox
  • Page 311 – Product Registration
  • Page 312 – Order Supplies
  • Page 313 – Product Support
  • Page 315 – Windows only. For information about Macintosh installations, see
  • Page 318 – Windows installation for direct connections
  • Page 319 – Setting up client computers running Windows 98 SE,
  • Page 320 – Windows Installation for computers on a network; Network setup
  • Page 321 – Windows installation instructions for networked computers
  • Page 322 – Installing the print driver only; Print driver installation for Windows 98 SE or Windows Me
  • Page 324 – Printing-system software installation; Animated Install Guide; Begin Setup
  • Page 325 – Install Software; to install the print drivers and other software features.
  • Page 329 – USB installation dialog box options for Windows
  • Page 339 – Fax Setup Wizard; Network installation dialog box options for Windows
  • Page 349 – HP Registration
  • Page 350 – Uninstall instructions for Windows; Uninstalling HP Image Zone in Windows operating systems; Uninstall
  • Page 351 – Uninstalling a Minimum installation
  • Page 352 – Uninstalling an Add-Printer installation; Windows 98 SE or Windows Me
  • Page 353 – Files not removed and manual uninstall (Windows)
  • Page 354 – JOBX
  • Page 355 – Engineering details; Eng
  • Page 356 – Media sources and destinations; Source commands; MediaSource; gine
  • Page 357 – Media features and attributes; down menu on the
  • Page 358 – Chapter 8 Engineering details
  • Page 359 – If you want to print on HP LaserJet Photo paper, use the; Heavy Glossy; setting in your print driver.
  • Page 361 – Readme; Windows Readme; Purpose of this document; Windows Me
  • Page 362 – Fax Setup Utility
  • Page 364 – Late-breaking information; Known issues and workarounds
  • Page 370 – for an
  • Page 371 – Installation Instructions; Run
  • Page 372 – Open your Microsoft Windows Control Panel. Double-click; Technical assistance; Customer support; Browse to the following URL for online technical support:; HP software and support services — additional information; Legal statements; Trademark notices; UNIX® is a registered trademark of the Open Group.; Warranty and copyright
  • Page 373 – Macintosh Readme; Information about the hp LaserJet all-in-one software version 5.8; Quit
  • Page 376 – HP System Diagnostics; System
  • Page 377 – Applications
  • Page 379 – HP System Diagnostics –; Logging
  • Page 380 – Troubleshooting; The following topics are described in this section:; Port communication; This section provides information on the following topics:; Overview; USB port connections
  • Page 382 – Guidelines for troubleshooting and resolving device conflicts; Follow these steps for resolving device conflicts.; depending on the type of port conflict you are resolving.
  • Page 384 – File to E-mail utility
  • Page 386 – Standalone scrubber; Ready; Service; Cleaning Mode; Cleaning
  • Page 387 – If e-mail messages fail to be sent, try following these steps:; Send To; My Scans directory
  • Page 388 – Summary of HP Toolbox known issues; Firewalls block HP Toolbox communication; should be allowed to continue or be; USB drivers are unsigned; in the; Second restart is required after installation
  • Page 389 – After experiencing fax communication problems, Receive to PC
  • Page 390 – Intermittent scan problems occur; A need to enabling or disabling HP Toolbox arises
  • Page 393 – Index; See
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