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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print Speed | Up to 25 ppm |
| Print Resolution | Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Automatic Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 8, 000 pages |
| Recommended Monthly Page Volume | 500 to 2, 000 pages |
| Output Capacity | 100-sheet output bin |
| Display | 2-line LCD |
| Processor Speed | 600 MHz |
| Memory, Standard | 128 MB |
| Mobile Printing Capability | HP ePrint, Apple AirPrint, Mopria-certified |
| Wireless Capability | No |
| Envelope Input Capacity | Up to 10 envelopes |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Mac OS, Linux |
| Connectivity | Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX |
| Input Capacity | 250-sheet input tray |
| Media Sizes Supported | A4, A5, A6, B5, Envelopes (C5, DL) |
| Media Types | envelopes, labels, cardstock |
Compares features, dimensions, paper handling, and OS support across different models.
Visual overview of the product's front, back, and control panel components.
Guide to physically setting up the printer and installing necessary software.
Lists supported paper sizes and types for the printer, including tray compatibility.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper into the priority input tray.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper into the main input tray.
Information on how to order replacement parts, consumables, and accessories.
Detailed procedure for removing and installing a new toner cartridge.
Instructions for performing various printing tasks using the Windows operating system.
Instructions for performing various printing tasks using the Mac OS X operating system.
Guide to setting up direct wireless printing from mobile devices to the printer.
Information on HP ePrint and AirPrint solutions for printing from mobile devices.
How to print directly from a USB flash drive on specific printer models.
Procedure for making standard copies using the product's scanner or document feeder.
Instructions for performing automatic or manual two-sided copying.
Initiating scans using HP Scan software on a Windows computer.
Initiating scans using HP Scan software on a Mac computer.
Configuring the product to send scanned documents via email using the touchscreen.
Configuring the product to save scanned documents to a network folder using the touchscreen.
Procedure for scanning documents directly to a USB flash drive via the touchscreen.
Steps to configure the product for sending and receiving faxes.
Instructions for sending faxes using the flatbed scanner or document feeder.
Enabling and using innovative applications available through HP Web Services.
Reconfiguring the printer's connection type from a desktop shortcut.
Managing printer functions and settings remotely using EWS or HP Device Toolbox.
Using HP Utility to check status or change settings on a Mac.
Steps to view, change, or manually configure network and IP settings.
Information about HP's tool for managing networked HP products.
Overview of security standards and protocols for product protection.
Configuration options for EconoMode and Sleep/Auto Off settings.
Methods for updating the printer's firmware using the control panel or utility.
Information on obtaining telephone and online support from HP.
Using the built-in help system on the product's touchscreen control panel.
Procedure to reset product and network settings to factory defaults.
Handling 'Cartridge low' or 'Cartridge very low' messages and related settings.
Troubleshooting steps for paper pickup issues, jams, and multiple sheet feeding.
Locating and clearing paper jams in different areas of the product.
Steps to resolve issues affecting print quality, such as smearing or light printing.
Tips for enhancing the quality of copies and scanned documents.
Troubleshooting steps for poor fax image quality, such as blurriness or darkness.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with wired network connections.
Troubleshooting steps for connectivity and printing issues over a wireless network.
Resolving common issues related to sending, receiving, and fax quality.
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