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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print Speed | Up to 25 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 50, 000 pages |
| Standard output capacity | 150 sheets |
| Processor frequency | 266 MHz |
| Maximum Paper Size | Legal (8.5 x 14 inches) |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Mac OS, Linux |
| Connectivity | USB, Parallel |
| Paper Handling | 250-sheet input tray |
| Memory | 32 MB |
| Duplex Printing | Optional |
Details the six available configurations of the HP LaserJet 2300 series printer.
Describes the key features of the HP LaserJet 2300 series printers.
Explains the location of model and serial number identification labels on the printer.
Provides physical, electrical, power consumption, and acoustic specifications for the printer.
Details the recommended environmental conditions for printer operation and storage.
Provides an illustrated overview of the printer's main components and features.
Covers safety guidelines for print cartridges, toner, and laser operation.
Discusses HP's commitment to environmental protection and product design.
Outlines service approaches, warranty, ordering information, and support resources.
Details site requirements and optimal operating environmental conditions for the printer.
Specifies printer space requirements and details available interface ports.
Covers general media guidelines, input options, paper sizes, and special media types.
Explains the control panel layout, buttons, lights, and basic operations.
Details how to change control-panel settings and print control-panel menus.
Describes user and service menus, including retrieve job, information, paper-handling, and diagnostics.
Covers periodic inspection of parts and cleaning procedures for the printer.
Provides guidance on managing HP and non-HP print cartridges, including storage and life expectancy.
Explains how to check toner and other supply levels using various methods.
Details cartridge-low and cartridge-out conditions and their implications for printing.
Presents an overview of the printer's systems and basic operational sequence.
Describes the sequence of events from printer power-on to standby mode.
Explains the functions of the engine control, laser/scanner, and image-formation systems.
Details the eight steps involved in the image formation process.
Covers pickup/feed systems, delivery, automatic duplexer, and related sensors.
Explains the role of the formatter system, its hardware, and subsystem functions.
Describes sheet feeder operation, media detection, and size detection mechanisms.
Details jam detection using sensors, including pickup, delivery, reversing, and duplexer sensors.
Provides general strategies, required tools, and precautions for part removal and replacement.
Details the removal procedures for various printer covers and panels.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing internal components of the printer.
Details the removal of pickup rollers and separation pads for sheet feeders and trays.
Guides through the troubleshooting process with checks, fault isolation, and flowcharts.
Covers interpreting and resolving control panel messages and using online help.
Addresses issues related to media, including printing configuration, usage, and supplies status pages.
Helps diagnose image quality issues, including print cartridge checks and image defects.
Provides steps to isolate media-related problems, including paper path, brand, and type.
Covers troubleshooting communication issues, including test messages and EIO/Jetdirect configuration.
Details tools like the repetitive defect ruler and functional checks for diagnosing issues.
Explains how to perform cold resets, NVRAM initialization, and set the printer language.
Provides diagrams showing component locations, switches, sensors, and PCBS.
Guides on how to order parts, supplies, and access support resources.
Lists part numbers for consumables, accessories, cables, and media handling components.
Details common screws, washers, and rings used for assembly and disassembly.
Illustrates the locations of major subassemblies and internal components within the printer.
Provides diagrams and part numbers for all printer covers and panels.
Shows exploded views and part numbers for various internal components of the printer.
Details the parts and diagrams for the 250-sheet and 500-sheet feeders.
Provides alphabetical and numerical lists of all printer parts with part numbers and figures.
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