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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – User Guide
  • Page 5 – Conventions used in this guide
  • Page 7 – Table of contents
  • Page 17 – Product basics
  • Page 21 – Environmental features; Accessibility features
  • Page 22 – Product views; Front view
  • Page 23 – Back view
  • Page 24 – Interface ports
  • Page 25 – Serial number and model number location
  • Page 26 – Control panel layout
  • Page 27 – Buttons on the Home screen
  • Page 28 – Control panel help system
  • Page 29 – Control panel menus
  • Page 31 – HP Web Services menu
  • Page 32 – Reports menu
  • Page 33 – Quick Forms menu
  • Page 34 – Fax Setup menu
  • Page 37 – System Setup menu
  • Page 42 – Service menu
  • Page 44 – Network Setup menu
  • Page 46 – Function specific menus; Copy menu
  • Page 48 – Fax menu
  • Page 50 – Scan menu
  • Page 51 – USB Flash Drive
  • Page 53 – Software for Windows
  • Page 54 – Select the correct printer driver for Windows
  • Page 56 – UPD installation modes
  • Page 57 – Change print job settings for Windows; Priority for print settings; Change the default settings for all print jobs
  • Page 58 – Change the product configuration settings
  • Page 59 – Remove the printer driver from Windows
  • Page 60 – Supported utilities for Windows; Other Windows components and utilities; Software for other operating systems
  • Page 61 – Use the product with Mac
  • Page 62 – Software for Mac; Supported operating systems and printer drivers for Mac
  • Page 63 – Install software for Mac computers on a wired network
  • Page 64 – Install software for Mac computers on a wireless network
  • Page 65 – Remove the printer driver from Mac operating systems; Priority for print settings for Mac
  • Page 66 – Change printer-driver settings for Mac
  • Page 67 – Software for Mac computers; HP Utility for Mac; Supported utilities for Mac; HP Embedded Web Server
  • Page 68 – HP ePrint; AirPrint
  • Page 69 – Basic print tasks with Mac; Cancel a print job with Mac; Resize documents or print on a custom paper size with Mac
  • Page 70 – Print a cover page with Mac
  • Page 72 – Set the color options with Mac
  • Page 73 – Use AirPrint
  • Page 74 – Fax with Mac
  • Page 75 – Scan with Mac
  • Page 76 – Solve problems with Mac
  • Page 77 – Connect the product with Windows
  • Page 78 – HP Smart Install for Windows direct connections (USB)
  • Page 79 – HP Smart Install for Windows wireless networks, method 3: Use WPS
  • Page 80 – Connect with USB; CD installation
  • Page 81 – Connect to a network with Windows; Supported network protocols; Obtain the IP address
  • Page 83 – Connect the product to a wireless network using WPS; Connect the product to a wireless network using a USB cable
  • Page 84 – Configure IP network settings with Windows; View or change network settings
  • Page 86 – Link speed and duplex settings
  • Page 87 – Paper and print media
  • Page 91 – Supported paper sizes
  • Page 93 – Supported paper types and tray capacity
  • Page 96 – Load paper trays; Load Tray 1
  • Page 97 – Load Tray 2 or optional Tray 3
  • Page 99 – Load the document feeder
  • Page 103 – Print cartridges; Print cartridge information
  • Page 104 – Supplies views; Print cartridge views
  • Page 105 – Manage print cartridges; Change settings for print cartridges; Print when a print cartridge is at estimated end of life
  • Page 106 – Enable or disable the At Very Low settings from the control panel; Print with EconoMode
  • Page 107 – Store and recycle supplies; Recycle supplies; HP anticounterfeit Web site
  • Page 108 – Replacement instructions; Replace the print cartridges
  • Page 112 – Solve problems with supplies; Check the print cartridges
  • Page 113 – Print the Supplies Status page
  • Page 114 – Interpret the Print Quality Page; Inspect the print cartridge for damage
  • Page 115 – Repeating defects
  • Page 116 – Interpret control panel messages for supplies; Black Cartridge Low
  • Page 117 – Cyan Cartridge Low; Cyan in wrong position; Cyan Very Low
  • Page 120 – Used supplies in use
  • Page 121 – Yellow Very Low
  • Page 123 – Print tasks
  • Page 125 – Basic print tasks with Windows; Open the printer driver with Windows
  • Page 126 – Get help for any printing option with Windows
  • Page 127 – Use a printing shortcut with Windows
  • Page 128 – Create printing shortcuts
  • Page 130 – Improve print quality with Windows; Select the page size with Windows
  • Page 132 – Print on both sides (duplex) with Windows; Print on both sides manually with Windows
  • Page 133 – Automatically print on both sides with Windows
  • Page 135 – Print multiple pages per sheet with Windows
  • Page 136 – Select page orientation with Windows
  • Page 138 – Set color options with Windows
  • Page 139 – Use HP ePrint
  • Page 140 – Additional print tasks with Windows; Print colored text as black (grayscale) with Windows
  • Page 142 – Print on special paper, labels, or transparencies with Windows
  • Page 145 – Print the first or last page on different paper with Windows
  • Page 147 – Scale a document to fit page size with Windows
  • Page 156 – Change the color theme for a print job
  • Page 159 – Use the HP EasyColor option
  • Page 160 – Match colors to your computer screen
  • Page 162 – Use copy functions; Multiple copies
  • Page 163 – Copy a multiple-page original
  • Page 164 – Copy identification cards
  • Page 166 – Collate a copy job
  • Page 167 – Make color or black and white copies
  • Page 168 – Copy settings; Change copy quality
  • Page 169 – Check the scanner glass for dirt and smudges
  • Page 170 – Adjust the lightness or darkness for copies; Define custom copy settings
  • Page 172 – Copy photos
  • Page 173 – Copy mixed size originals
  • Page 174 – Copy on both sides; Copy on both sides automatically (duplex models only)
  • Page 175 – Copy on both sides manually
  • Page 178 – Use scan functions; Scan methods; Scan to a USB flash drive; Scan by using other software
  • Page 179 – Scan by using optical character recognition (OCR) software; Cancel a scan
  • Page 180 – Scan settings; Scanner resolution and color
  • Page 181 – Resolution and color guidelines
  • Page 182 – Scan quality
  • Page 183 – Scan a photo
  • Page 186 – Set up fax; Install and connect the hardware; Connect fax to a telephone line
  • Page 190 – Setup for stand-alone fax; Configure fax settings; Use the control panel to set the fax time, date, and header
  • Page 191 – Use of common localized letters in fax headers; Use the HP Fax Setup Wizard
  • Page 192 – Use the phone book; Use the control panel to create and edit the fax phone book; Use phone-book data from other programs
  • Page 193 – Create and edit speed-dial entries
  • Page 194 – Delete speed-dial entries; Manage group-dial entries; Create and edit group-dial entries
  • Page 196 – Set fax settings; Send fax settings; Set special dialing symbols and options; Set the dial-tone detection
  • Page 197 – Set autoredial and the time between redials
  • Page 198 – Set light/dark and resolution
  • Page 199 – Set billing codes
  • Page 200 – Receive fax settings; Set fax forwarding
  • Page 201 – Block or unblock fax numbers
  • Page 202 – Set distinctive ring
  • Page 205 – Set fax polling
  • Page 206 – Use fax; Fax software; Supported fax programs; Cancel a fax; Cancel the current fax
  • Page 207 – DSL; PBX; ISDN; Use fax on a VoIP service
  • Page 208 – Fax memory; Fax memory contents are retained when there is a loss of power; Delete faxes from memory; Send a fax; Fax from the flatbed scanner
  • Page 209 – Fax from the document feeder
  • Page 210 – Use speed dials and group-dial entries
  • Page 212 – Send a fax by dialing from a telephone connected to the fax line; Send a fax with confirmation
  • Page 213 – Use access codes, credit cards, or calling cards
  • Page 214 – Receive a fax; Print a fax
  • Page 215 – Receive faxes when fax tones are audible on the phone line
  • Page 216 – Solve fax problems; Fax troubleshooting checklist
  • Page 218 – Fax error messages; Document feeder door is open. Canceled fax.
  • Page 220 – Fax storage is full. Canceling the fax receive.
  • Page 221 – Fax storage is full. Canceling the fax send.
  • Page 224 – Troubleshoot fax codes and trace reports; View and interpret fax error codes
  • Page 225 – Fax trace report; Fax logs and reports
  • Page 227 – Set the fax error report; Change error correction and fax speed
  • Page 228 – Change the fax speed; Solve problems sending faxes; An error message displays on the control panel
  • Page 234 – Unable to send a fax when a phone is connected to the product
  • Page 235 – Solve problems receiving faxes; The fax does not respond
  • Page 240 – A fax is received but does not print; Sender receives a busy signal; No dial tone
  • Page 241 – Solve general fax problems; Faxes are sending slowly
  • Page 243 – Regulatory information and warranties
  • Page 245 – 3 Manage and maintain
  • Page 246 – Print information pages
  • Page 248 – Use the HP Embedded Web Server; Open the HP Embedded Web Server; HP Embedded Web Server features
  • Page 249 – Assign a system password
  • Page 250 – Economy settings; Powersave modes; Set sleep delay
  • Page 251 – Set the Auto Power Down delay; Archive print
  • Page 252 – Install memory DIMMs
  • Page 255 – Enable memory
  • Page 256 – Check DIMM installation; Memory allocation
  • Page 257 – Clean the product; Clean the paper path; Clean the paper path from the product control panel; Clean the scanner glass strip and platen
  • Page 258 – Clean the document feeder pickup rollers and separation pad
  • Page 259 – Clean the touch screen
  • Page 260 – Product updates
  • Page 261 – 4 Solve problems
  • Page 262 – Self help
  • Page 263 – Problem-solving checklist; Step 1: Check that the product power is on
  • Page 265 – Factors that affect product performance; Restore the factory-set defaults
  • Page 266 – Paper feeds incorrectly or becomes jammed; The product does not pick up paper; Prevent paper jams
  • Page 268 – Clear jams; Jam locations
  • Page 269 – Clear jams from the document feeder
  • Page 271 – Clear jams in Tray 1
  • Page 273 – Clear jams in Tray 2
  • Page 274 – Clear jams in the fuser area
  • Page 275 – Clear jams in the output bin
  • Page 276 – Clear jams in the duplexer (duplexing models only)
  • Page 278 – Improve print quality; Use the correct paper type setting in the printer driver; Change the paper type setting for Windows
  • Page 279 – Adjust color settings in the printer driver
  • Page 280 – Change the color options
  • Page 282 – Calibrate the product to align the colors
  • Page 285 – Use the printer driver that best meets your printing needs
  • Page 287 – Improve print quality for copies
  • Page 288 – The product does not print or it prints slowly; The product does not print
  • Page 289 – The product prints slowly
  • Page 290 – Solve walk-up USB printing problems; The file does not print from the USB storage accessory
  • Page 291 – Solve product connectivity problems; Solve direct-connect problems; Poor physical connection
  • Page 292 – The computer is using the incorrect IP address for the product; The computer is unable to communicate with the product; New software programs might be causing compatibility problems
  • Page 293 – The product is disabled, or other network settings are incorrect
  • Page 294 – Solve wireless network problems; Wireless connectivity checklist
  • Page 296 – Cannot connect more computers to the wireless product; The wireless product loses communication when connected to a VPN
  • Page 297 – The wireless network is not functioning
  • Page 298 – Solve product software problems with Windows
  • Page 299 – Solve product software problems with Mac; The printer driver is not listed in the Print & Fax list
  • Page 300 – A print job was not sent to the product that you wanted; You are using a generic printer driver when using a USB connection
  • Page 301 – Supplies and accessories
  • Page 303 – Service and support
  • Page 307 – Data stored on the print cartridge
  • Page 308 – End User License Agreement
  • Page 311 – OpenSSL
  • Page 312 – Customer support
  • Page 313 – Product specifications
  • Page 315 – Regulatory information
  • Page 316 – Protecting the environment
  • Page 318 – Return and recycling instructions; United States and Puerto Rico
  • Page 319 – Paper; Material restrictions
  • Page 320 – Chemical substances
  • Page 321 – For more information
  • Page 322 – Declaration of conformity
  • Page 324 – Declaration of conformity (wireless models)
  • Page 326 – Safety statements; Laser safety; Power cord instructions
  • Page 327 – Laser statement for Finland
  • Page 328 – Restriction on Hazardous Substances statement (Turkey); Restriction on Hazardous Substances statement (Ukraine)
  • Page 329 – Additional statements for telecom (fax) products; EU Statement for Telecom Operation
  • Page 330 – Industry Canada CS-03 requirements
  • Page 332 – Additional statements for wireless products; FCC compliance statement—United States; Australia statement; European Union regulatory notice
  • Page 334 – Taiwan statement
  • Page 335 – Index
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Page 5 - Conventions used in this guide

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