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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Processor Speed | 133 MHz |
| Power Consumption (standby) | 7 watts |
| Input Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Output Capacity | 125 sheets |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Parallel |
| Memory | 8 MB |
| Warm-up Time | 15 seconds |
| First Page Out | 10 seconds |
| Weight | 8.5 kg |
| Print Speed | Up to 19 ppm |
| Print Resolution | Up to 600 x 600 dpi |
| Print Margins | 0.16 in (4 mm) (left, right, top, bottom) |
Provides links for drivers, software, support, and user guide information.
Details standard configurations for HP LaserJet 1150 and 1300 series printers.
Highlights benefits like print quality, speed, cost savings, and professional document creation.
Identifies key external components of the HP LaserJet 1150 and 1300 printers.
Explains the function of the printer's lights and the Go button for status indication.
Describes how media travels through the printer via input trays and output paths.
Instructions on how to open the print cartridge door to access internal components.
Information on supported operating systems and installing printer software for various platforms.
Details how to connect the printer using USB, parallel, or network interfaces.
Discusses media types, supported sizes, and properties affecting print quality.
Lists media types that can cause quality loss or paper jams, and specific damage risks.
Explains how media type settings control fuser temperature to optimize print quality.
Provides instructions on loading various media types correctly into the input trays.
Guidance on loading specific media like envelopes, labels, and letterhead.
Instructions for printing single and multiple envelopes, including construction and loading tips.
Instructions for printing on custom-sized media and cardstock, including size and loading.
How to use manual feed for mixed media or privacy printing.
How to add text like "Draft" or "Confidential" to documents.
How to print multiple pages on one sheet for paper saving.
Instructions for printing on both sides of the paper using manual duplexing.
Steps for printing and folding pages to create booklets.
Methods to cancel a print job from the software or print queue.
Explains settings like DPI and EconoMode that affect print quality.
How to use EconoMode to reduce toner consumption and extend cartridge life.
HP's policy on non-HP print cartridges and warranty implications.
Guidelines for storing print cartridges to maintain shelf life and prevent damage.
Information on how print cartridge life is measured and factors affecting it.
How EconoMode reduces toner usage but may reduce print quality.
Procedure to improve print quality when toner is low by shaking the cartridge.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the print cartridge.
Instructions for cleaning the printer exterior, print cartridge area, and media path.
How to print demo and configuration pages for diagnostics.
Guide to using the HP toolbox for checking status, configuring settings, and troubleshooting.
Instructions for accessing and using the printer's embedded web server for management.
Information on wireless network connections using IEEE 802.11b and Bluetooth.
A step-by-step guide to diagnose and resolve common printer issues.
Explains the meaning of printer status lights and error conditions.
Troubleshooting specific issues encountered on Macintosh computers.
Solutions for PostScript language-specific errors that may occur.
Addresses issues related to paper jams, skewing, and feeding problems.
Helps diagnose and fix discrepancies between screen output and printed pages.
Solutions for issues related to printer driver installation and software errors.
Guides on identifying and correcting common print quality defects.
Procedures for clearing paper jams from different locations within the printer.
Instructions for replacing the pickup roller to resolve media feeding issues.
Steps for cleaning the pickup roller to improve media feeding.
Instructions for replacing the separation pad to fix multi-sheet feeding problems.
Detailed technical specifications including environmental, electrical, and physical aspects.
Information regarding compliance with FCC rules for digital devices.
Details HP's commitment to environmental responsibility and product lifecycle.
Information on obtaining material safety data sheets for the product.
Includes declarations of conformity and other regulatory compliance statements.
Guidelines on media types, properties, and their impact on printer performance.
Lists the minimum and maximum supported media dimensions.
Provides advice on using paper, labels, transparencies, and envelopes correctly.
Legal terms governing the use of the HP software provided with the printer.
Outlines the warranty terms for HP hardware, accessories, and supplies.
Specific warranty details and FAQs regarding HP print cartridges.
Support options for hardware failures during the warranty period.
Information about HP SupportPack for extended hardware maintenance coverage.
Instructions on how to properly pack the printer for shipping or returns.
Contact information and links for HP service and support.
Information on optional accessories and supplies to enhance printer capabilities.
Lists available networking and wireless print server options with order numbers.
Steps to install a shared printer on older Windows operating systems.
Steps to install a shared printer on Windows 2000.
Steps to install a shared printer on Windows XP.
Instructions for installing additional memory (RAM) in compatible printers.
How to verify successful installation of new memory modules.
Steps for safely removing memory modules from the printer.
Procedures for installing the HP Jetdirect print server hardware and software.
How to print the print server's configuration page for network information.
Guide to accessing and using the print server's web interface for management.
Instructions for modifying the print server's IP address via the web interface.
Solutions for common issues, including static IP assignment and status lights.
Procedure to reset the print server to its original factory default configuration.
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