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General| Printer Type | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print Speed | 30 ppm (A4) |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Standard Input Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Multi-purpose Tray Capacity | 50 sheets |
| Operating Relative Humidity | 10 to 80% |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Duplex Printing | Manual |
| Supported Operating Systems | Linux, Mac OS X, Windows |
Compares HP LaserJet P2035 and P2035n printer models and their features.
Details the key features and specifications of the printer, including performance, connectivity, and OS support.
Identifies and describes the front and rear views of the printer and its components.
Lists the Windows operating systems supported by the printer driver.
Explains the types of printer drivers available for Windows, including host-based and downloadable options.
Explains how print settings are prioritized based on where they are changed in the software.
Provides steps to modify printer driver settings for print jobs and default configurations.
Details the steps to uninstall printer software from Windows.
Describes utilities like Status Alerts and the embedded Web server for Windows users.
Guides users on obtaining software for UNIX and Linux operating systems.
Covers supported OS, driver settings, and utilities for Macintosh users.
Explains how to use features like print presets, watermarks, and duplex printing in the Mac driver.
Details how to connect the printer using USB and parallel cables for installation.
Explains how to configure the printer's network settings, protocols, and IP addressing.
Provides guidelines on using paper and print media to avoid problems like jams and poor quality.
Lists the paper sizes supported by Tray 1 and Tray 2 for optimal printing.
Explains how to use custom paper sizes supported by the printer, within specified limits.
Lists the types of paper and media, like plain paper, envelopes, and labels, supported by each tray.
Details the capacity and specifications for each paper tray and output bin.
Advises on the correct 'Do' and 'Do Not' for special media like envelopes and labels to ensure proper printing.
Provides instructions and diagrams for loading paper correctly into Tray 1 and Tray 2.
Explains how to configure tray settings in the printer driver or embedded Web server for specific paper types.
Describes how to use the top output bin and the straight-through paper path for printed documents.
Explains how EconoMode saves toner and reduces cost but may affect print quality.
Describes how to enable quiet mode to reduce printing noise at the cost of speed.
Provides methods to stop or cancel print jobs from the control panel or computer.
Guides on using printer driver features like Quick Sets, paper/quality options, and document effects.
Explains how to print pages like Demo, Configuration, and Supplies Status for diagnostics.
Details using the embedded Web server to view status, manage supplies, and configure network settings.
Describes the security slot for attaching a cable-type security lock to the printer.
Covers print cartridge storage, using genuine HP cartridges, and authentication.
Guides on redistributing toner, changing print cartridges, and general supply replacement.
Provides instructions for cleaning the printer's exterior, print-cartridge area, and paper path.
Offers a checklist for troubleshooting common general product issues, starting with power and cabling.
Explains how to reset the printer to its default factory settings to resolve persistent issues.
Interprets the meaning of different light patterns on the control panel to diagnose printer status.
Lists common alert messages, their descriptions, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Covers common causes of paper jams, jam locations within the product, and detailed steps for clearing them.
Provides solutions for print quality issues related to paper, environment, jams, and density adjustments.
Addresses problems like blank pages, slow printing, and pages not printing, with potential causes and solutions.
Guides on troubleshooting direct-connect (USB) and network connectivity issues, including ping tests.
Lists common Windows error messages and solutions related to printer operation.
Addresses common issues specific to Macintosh users, such as driver listing and connectivity.
Directs users to HP's support site for information on solving Linux-related printing problems.
Explains how to order replacement parts, supplies, and accessories directly from HP or through providers.
Lists part numbers for print cartridges and various cables and interface accessories.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the HP limited warranty for the printer hardware and software.
Details the warranty coverage for HP print cartridges, including exclusions.
Presents the terms and conditions governing the use of the printer's software product.
Explains the process and benefits of customer self-repair for printer parts.
Provides contact information and web links for obtaining telephone and Internet support for the product.
Describes different types of HP maintenance agreements for ongoing support services.
Lists the physical dimensions, weights, and packaging dimensions of the printer.
Provides information on the printer's power usage and noise levels, with a link for current data.
Specifies the necessary temperature and humidity conditions for printing and standby operation.
Details the printer's compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference.
Highlights HP's commitment to environmental responsibility, including ozone, toner, and paper usage.
States that the product conforms to various safety and EMC directives and regulations.
Contains important safety information, including laser safety warnings and compliance statements for various regions.
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