Manage printer security
When you have set up Web Services, the printer is in unlock mode. In unlock mode, anyone who knows your
printer's email address can print to your printer by just sending a file to it. Although HP provides a spam
filtering service, you should be careful about giving out your printer's email address, as everything sent to
that address may be printed on your printer.
If you are the printer administrator, you can manage printer security or change your printer status to lock
mode by visiting the HP Connected Center at http://www.hp.com/go/eprintcenter. You can also manage print
jobs from there. At your first visit, you will need to create an account in the HP Connected Center.
Change your printer’s email address
You can change your printer's email address at the HP Connected Center: http://www.hp.com/go/
eprintcenter.
Quicksets
A quickset is a group of settings with some default values defined, which you can select quickly if you use
those settings repeatedly. A quickset can later be modified temporarily or permanently, and can be used for
scan, copy, or print jobs.
To edit, delete, or change a quickset, go to Print, Scan & Copy quicksets, select which kind of quickset you
want, then select a quickset. When you use a printer for the first time, there will be some factory quicksets
already defined. You can create new ones by adjusting the different settings to your preferences. If you edit a
quickset from the Print, Scan or Copy menu, once a job is selected, the changes you make are temporary and
apply only to the current or next job: they are not saved permanently.
NOTE: The default quicksets are identified with a lock icon to the left of the name, and they cannot be
changed, although you can edit them and save the result under a new name.
The settings included in each quickset depend on the option selected, as different options are offered for
Print, Scan, and Copy. You should check which options are available in each case. See Print from a USB flash
drive on page 67, Scan to file on page 83, and Copying on page 86.
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