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Print Technology | Laser |
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Print Resolution | Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi |
Scan Type | Flatbed, ADF |
Maximum Copy Resolution | Up to 600 x 600 dpi |
Modem Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
Memory | 128 MB |
Maximum Internal Memory | 384 MB |
Processor Speed | 400 MHz |
Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 50, 000 pages |
Functions | Fax, Printer, Scanner |
Duplex Printing | Standard |
Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac |
Standard Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
Compares HP LaserJet M5025 MFP and HP LaserJet M5035 MFP models.
Compares key features of HP LaserJet M5025/M5035 MFP series printers.
Familiarizes users with the physical parts of the MFP device.
Details the printing system software for end users and network administrators.
Describes utilities for monitoring and managing the device on a network.
Details the space requirements for device access and ventilation.
Specifies environmental conditions for optimal device operation.
Covers USB and Network configuration parameters for the device.
Provides instructions for adding or replacing printer memory DIMMs.
Explains how to access and use the device's embedded Web server for management.
Details the use of HP Web Jetadmin for remote installation, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
Describes how to configure and maintain printers from a Mac OS X computer.
Explains how to set default device behavior and other global settings.
Provides procedures to configure and verify TCP/IP addresses on HP Jetdirect print servers.
Details the process for downloading and updating device firmware remotely.
Guidance on using, storing, and monitoring print cartridges for quality output.
Provides guidelines for replacing device supplies and parts.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior, scanner glass, lid backing, ADF, and paper path.
Provides a functional overview of systems, operations, and components of the MFP.
Describes the basic sequence of operation for the print engine.
Explains the function and operation of the optional duplexing unit.
Details the operation of the optional high-capacity input feeders.
Explains the components and operation of the scanner system.
Describes the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) functions and operations.
Describes the functions, relationships, and timing of operations for the staple stacker.
Describes the general approach to removing and replacing field-replaceable units (FRUs).
Lists parts that users can replace, such as print cartridges and maintenance kits.
Provides procedures for removing and replacing ADF components.
Details the removal and replacement procedures for scanner components.
Describes removal and replacement procedures specific to the stapler/stacker.
Provides removal and replacement procedures for the main print engine components.
Details removal and replacement procedures for high capacity input feeder components.
Explains the organization of the troubleshooting chapter and assumptions.
A checklist to help identify the cause of printing problems.
Provides a flowchart to determine and resolve device problems.
Categorizes control-panel messages indicating status or problems.
Lists control-panel messages and recommended actions for clearing them.
Details procedures for configuring parts after replacement.
Provides advice on selecting and using paper for best results and to avoid issues.
Lists supported paper sizes, weights, and capacities for each tray.
Explains how to print internal pages for diagnosing MFP problems.
Illustrates jam locations in the device for troubleshooting.
Provides suggestions to isolate the cause of problems and recommended solutions.
Lists common causes for recurring jams in different areas of the device.
Offers actions to take if jams occur frequently.
Explains the jam-recovery feature that reprints jammed pages after clearing.
Provides instructions for clearing jams from various device locations.
Instructions for clearing staple jams from the stapler.
Addresses print-quality and copy-quality issues and their solutions.
Provides instructions for interface troubleshooting.
Describes how to access service mode functions via boot key sequences.
Information on accessing and using the Service menu.
Explains how to use the troubleshooting menu to test MFP functionality.
Details how to use the touchscreen control panel for device functions.
Provides information on fax operation and troubleshooting.
Offers guidance on reconfiguring SMTP or LDAP gateway addresses for e-mail.
Illustrates various components of the MFP for troubleshooting.
Information on ordering replacement parts from HP Web sites.
Explains how to use figures and tables to identify component parts.
Illustrates and describes various types of screws used in the printer.
Lists resources for ordering documentation and software.
Lists available accessories, supplies, and whole unit components.
Diagram and parts list for the Automatic Document Feeder (whole unit).
Diagrams and parts list for the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF).
Diagrams and parts list for the scanner assembly.
Diagrams and parts list for the stapler/stacker assembly.
Diagrams and parts list for the print engine (base unit) components.
Details removal and replacement procedures for high capacity input feeder components.
Details the physical dimensions and weight of the MFP models.
Provides power requirements and consumption details for the device.
Specifies the sound power and pressure levels of the device.
Details the recommended and allowed environmental conditions for the device.
Outlines the terms of HP's limited warranty for hardware and accessories.
Explains HP's Customer Self Repair (CSR) program for parts replacement.
Details the limited warranty for HP print cartridges.
Information on accessing HP's online services and telephone support.
Guidance on locating HP-Authorized Dealers and customer support.
Information on HP's on-site service agreements and extended warranty options.
Details the HP Easy Printer Care software for device status and troubleshooting.
Provides support and driver information for Macintosh OS X users.
Information on HP's various maintenance agreements for support needs.
Steps for properly repacking the device for return or repair.
Information about HP Support coverage for hardware and internal components.
Details compliance with FCC limits for Class A digital devices.
Describes HP's commitment to quality products in an environmentally sound manner.
Provides regulatory approval information for fax functionality.
States that the product conforms to specified product specifications.
Includes laser safety, Canadian DOC regulations, and EMI statements.