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safety information
Warning! To prevent
fire or shock hazard,
do not expose this
product to rain or
any type of moisture.
Always follow basic safety precautions
when using this product to reduce risk
of injury from fire or electric shock.
WARNING: potential shock
hazard
1 Read and understand all
instructions in the setup poster.
2 Use only a grounded electrical
outlet when connecting the unit to
a power source. If you do not
know whether the outlet is
grounded, check with a qualified
electrician.
3 Observe all warnings and
instructions marked on the
product.
4 Unplug this product from wall
outlets before cleaning.
5 Do not install or use this product
near water or when you are wet.
6 Install the product securely on a
stable surface.
7 Install the product in a protected
location where no one can step on
or trip over the line cord, and
where the line cord will not be
damaged.
8 If the product does not operate
normally, see the online
Troubleshoot in g help.
9 No operator-serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
Setup PosterThe Setup Poster provides instructions for setting up and
configuring your HP OfficeJet. Make sure you use the correct
poster for your operating system (Windows or Macintosh).
Product TourThe tour provides a brief introduction to the HP OfficeJet and
its capabilities, so you can start using it immediately. You can
take the tour immediately after installing the HP OfficeJet
software, or to take the tour at any time, do the following:
1
Double-click the HP OfficeJet D Series shortcut on the
Windows desktop.
2
In the HP Director, click Help, then choose Product Tour.
3
After the Product Tour dialog box appears, insert the
HP OfficeJet D Series CD-ROM into your computer’s
CD-ROM drive, and click Search.
User’s GuideThe onscreen User’s Guide provides detailed information on
using your HP OfficeJet and its features. It also provides
detailed information on topics ranging from paper types to
using other programs with your HP OfficeJet.
For Windows users: Go to the Director, click Help, and then
choose User’s Guide.
For Macintosh users: Go to the Director, click Tools, and then
choose View Onscreen Guide.
Reference GuideThis printed Reference Guide contains information on using
your HP OfficeJet and provides additional troubleshooting
assistance for the installation process.
Support and
Specifications booklet
The printed Support and Specifications booklet provides
information for your HP OfficeJet, including how to order
supplies and accessories, technical specifications, support,
and warranty information.
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helpdescriptionwin mac
Troubleshooting help To access troubleshooting information, go to the Director,
click Help, then choose Troubleshooting. Troubleshooting is
also available via the Help button that appears on some error
messages.
Internet help and
technical support
Readme fileAfter you install your software, you can access the Readme
Dialog-box helpFor Windows: Clicking Help in a dialog box displays
If you have Internet access, you can get help from the
HP website at:
www.officejetsupport.com
The website also provides answers to frequently-asked
questions.
file from either the HP OfficeJet D Series CD-ROM or the
HP OfficeJet D Series program folder. To access the Readme
file, do the following:
For Windows: go to the Windows taskbar, click Start, point
to Programs, point to Hewlett-Packard, point to HP OfficeJet
DSeries, and then choose View the Readme File.
For Macintosh: go to the
HD:Applications:HP OfficeJet Software folder.
information about options and settings within the dialog box.
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dialog box, click
Accessories guideThe Accessories guide provides information on attaching and
setting up the HP 250-sheet plain paper tray, as well as how
to load paper into it. It also includes information about the
two-sided printing accessory.
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quick start
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You can perform many functions using either the front panel or the
HP OfficeJet software.
Even if you do not connect your HP OfficeJet to a computer, you can use the
front panel to copy, print photos, or fax documents. You can change a wide
variety of settings using the front-panel buttons and menu system.
This brief tutorial teaches you how to use your HP OfficeJet to make a copy,
adjust copy settings, and change settings. This is not a comprehensive
tutorial; its purpose is to familiarize you with the front panel and the different
buttons. It should take about ten minutes to complete the tutorial, after which
you can experiment on your own.
We highly recommend that you take this tutorial
before you start using your HP OfficeJet for daily
tasks.
Review the table of contents or the index to find out about the other frontpanel tasks covered in this Reference Guide.
before you beginDo the following:
•Follow the instructions in the Setup Poster to set up your HP OfficeJet.
You should install the HP OfficeJet software before connecting the
HP OfficeJet to the computer.
•Make sure paper is loaded in the main tray. If you need more
information, see load paper on page 17.
•Have available a color photograph or picture that is smaller than
Letter or A4 size. You will use this image for tutorial activities.
•Obtain a two or three-page document. You will use it for tutorial
activities.
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front panel
features
The front panel is divided into the following main regions:
•Fax area
•Keypad
•Shared buttons and front-panel display
•Copy area
•Scan area
•On button
Review the illustrations below and identify the location of the buttons on the
front panel. You will not use all of the front-panel features in the tutorial, but
you may find it helpful to note the locations of all the buttons.
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Scroll through speed-dial entries.
Change the fax resolution.
Redials the most recently
dialed number.
Start fax.
Access one-touch speed-dial buttons.Turn Auto Answer on/off.
Use keypad to dial fax
numbers or enter text.
Right side of the front panel showing the shared buttons and front-panel display, the Copy
area, and the Scan area
Set the copy quality.
Select a currently displayed menu
item or value.
Front-panel display.
Scroll through settings
options.
Choose the number of copies.
Reduce or enlarge a copy.
Select a specific
software program to
scan to, or a
computer, if on a
network
Access photo card,
copy, fax, scan, and
network settings
options.
Make two-sided copies.
Choose the paper type and
paper tray.
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Turn the HP OfficeJet
on or off.
Start a scan.
Start a copy.
Stop a job or exit a menu.
Make brightness and contrast adjustments when faxing and copying.
Access special copy features,
such as Fit to Page, Mirror,
MarginShift, or Poster.
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make a copyFollow the instructions below to make a copy of your color photo or picture.
1
Open the lid of your HP OfficeJet and place your picture face down in
the bottom-right corner of the scanner glass with the sides of the
picture touching the right and bottom edges.
Top ed ge of
original
enhance your
copy
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In the Copy area of the front panel, press Start Copy, Color.
If you had wanted to save the picture to the computer, you would have
pressed Start Scan. If you had wanted to fax the picture, you would
have pressed the Black or Color button in the Fax area. For this
tutorial, you will continue making a copy.
The default is a single copy. Pressing the Start Copy, Color button on
the HP OfficeJet automatically prints one color copy of the picture on
the glass. If you had pressed the Start Copy, Black button, the
HP OfficeJet would have made a single grayscale copy of your color
picture.
1
Without moving your photo or picture from the glass, press the
Number of Copies button two times until 2 Copies is showing.
2
Press Start Copy, Black on the front panel.
The HP OfficeJet makes two black and white copies of your picture.
Notice that you did not have to do anything else but select the number
of copies and press a start key. Now you will change an additional
setting before making more copies.
3
Press Number of Copies one more time to increase the copies to 3.
4
Press the Reduce/Enlarge button.
Custom 100% appears in the front-panel display.
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Use this option to reduce or enlarge your picture.
5
Press 5 and then the 0 button on the keypad so that 50% appears,
then press Enter.
6
Press Color on the front panel.
The HP OfficeJet prints three color copies of your picture, reduced by
50%.
If you do not do anything else with your HP OfficeJet, the settings that
you adjusted will return to their default settings within two minutes. The
number of copies returns to one and the copy percentage returns to
100%.
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If you do not want to wait, press Cancel.
Next you will use one of the Special Features options to enlarge your
photograph.
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Press Special Features until Fit to Page appears.
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Press Enter.
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Press Start Copy, Black or Start Copy, Color.
A copy of your picture is printed, which fills the whole page.
Next, you will review the automatic document feeder.
copy from the
automatic
document feeder
Your HP OfficeJet has an automatic document feeder (ADF), which you can
use to load multiple originals for faster copying, faxing, or scanning. In the
next part of this tutorial, you are going to make a fast copy of your two or
three-page document.
1
Remove the photo from the glass.
2
Place the two or three originals face-up in the automatic document
feeder.
3
Adjust the paper-width guide to fit the size of your original.
A message appears on the front-panel display indicating that the
originals are loaded.
4
Press the Quality button until Fast is lit.
5
Press Start Copy, Black or Start Copy, Color.
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The documents are fed through the ADF and are quickly copied.
Next, you will review the Menu button.
menu button
review
The Menu button lets you enter the menu system that you use to change
photo card, fax, and copy settings, as well as perform maintenance and
print reports.
1
Press Menu.
The first submenu appears, which depends on what model of
HP OfficeJet you have.
2
Press Menu repeatedly to view all the submenus.
The submenus are as follows:
– 0:Photo Card (some models)
Some options are available only on certain models of your
HP OfficeJet.
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Press Menu.
4
Press 7, then press 1.
This selects Status and Maintenance, then selects the Check Ink Level.
The ink supply levels for both the black ink cartridge and the tri-color
ink cartridge appear in the front-panel display.
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Press Cancel to clear the front-panel display, if desired.
This concludes the brief tutorial.
Review the rest of this Reference Guide to find out how to make other
changes and use other features.
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1Auto Answer: when the green light is on, fax transmissions will
automatically be accepted.
2Speed Dial: use to access speed-dial numbers that have been set up from
the front panel or with the HP Director software.
3One-Touch Speed-Dial Buttons: use to access the first 10 speed-dial
entries.
4Phone Hook: the green LED in the shape of a phone indicates that the fax
line is in use when lit.
5Needs Attention: the amber LED in the shape of an exclamation point
indicates that the device needs attention.
6Resolution: use to set the fax resolution to Fine, Standard, 300 dpi, or
Photo. It will remain at the most recent setting until changed.
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7Pause/Redial: redials the most recently dialed number when in the ready
state. Inserts a pause (hyphen) when in the dialing state.
8Start Fax - Black: starts a black and white fax.
9Start Fax - Color: starts a color fax.
10Keypad: use to dial fax numbers, and enter numbers such as the quantity
of copies or percentages when reducing or enlarging. You can also enter
text using the keypad.
11Menu: use to access the menu system. The menus that are available
depend which model of the HP OfficeJet you have. Menu options include;
Photo Card Fun ctions, Copy Setup, Fax Function s, Print Report, Speed Dial
Setup, Basic Fax Setup, Advanced Fax Setup, Status & Maintenance, and
Network Setup.
12Arrows: use to scroll through menu settings, through options within
settings, or to move forward or backward to erase a text entry.
13Enter: use to select or save the displayed setting.
14Quality: use to select the quality of the copy from Best, Normal, or Fast.
15Number of Copies: use to change the number of copies for this copy job.
This button can be used in conjunction with the arrow keys or the keypad
to make additional copies.
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16Reduce/Enlarge: use to reduce or enlarge an original to a specified image
17Scan To: use to access a list of software programs that an image can be
18On: turns the HP OfficeJet on and off.
19Two-Sided Copy: use to make hands-free two-sided copies. Available only
20Tray Select/Paper Type: use to select the paper type. The main paper tray
21Lighter/Darker: use to adjust the lightness and darkness of the copies you
22Cancel: use to stop a job, exit a menu, or exit button settings.
23Start Copy - Black: use to start a black and white copy.
front panel overview
size on paper loaded in the selected tray. The original may be fed from
the automatic document feeder (ADF) or placed on the glass.
scanned to. You must configure the Scan To list using the HP OfficeJet
software on the PC prior to using this feature.
if you have the two-sided printing accessory and the automatic document
feeder (ADF).
supports plain paper and specialty papers. If your HP OfficeJet has the
250-sheet plain paper tray, use this button to select both the paper type
and the paper tray to use.
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24Start Copy - Color: use to start a color copy.
25Special Features: use to access options that let you reduce or enlarge to
a specified copy image size on paper loaded in the selected tray. The
options are Normal, Fit to Page, Which Size?, Poster, 2 on 1, MarginShift
and Mirror.
26Start Scan: use to start the scan of an original from the ADF or the glass
to the designated Scan To destination. If no change was made to the Scan
To destination, the image will be scanned to the HP Photo View Center
(Windows) or HP Scan Window (Macintosh) if the HP OfficeJet software
is installed.
use your hp officejet with a computer
If you installed the HP OfficeJet software on your computer according to the
Setup Poster, you can access all the features of the HP OfficeJet using the
HP Director.
review the
hp director
The HP Director is available through the desktop shortcut.
For Windows Users: Do one of the following:
•Double-click the HP OfficeJet D Series shortcut on the Windows
desktop.
•In the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Programs, point to
Hewlett-Packard, choose HP OfficeJet D Series, then choose
HP Director.
For Macintosh Users: Double-click the HP Director icon on the desktop.
See the HP OfficeJet D Series: onscreen User’s Guide for comprehensive
onscreen information about the Director.
For Windows Users: Go to the HP Director, click Help, and then choose
User’s Guide.
For Macintosh Users: Go to the HP Director, click Tools, and then choose
View Onscreen Guide.
The following figure shows some of the features available through the
HP Director for Windows.
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1Help: provides access to onscreen assistance in the form of an onscreen User’s
Guide, Troubleshooting, Product Tour, Director Help, and information about
your HP OfficeJet.
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2Fax: displays the Send Fax dialog box where you can enter the fax recipient
information, specify the fax quality and color, and start a fax job.
3Settings: d ispl ays dial og boxes that allow you to view or chang e various sett ings
for print, scan, copy, photo card, Director, maintenance, and fax.
4Scan Picture: scans a picture and displays it in the HP Photo View Center after
first previewing it in the HP Image Viewer.
5Copy: displays the Copy dialog box where you can select the paper type,
number of copies, the color, the size, the Creative Copy features, and start a
copy.
6View Images: displays the Photo View Center, where you can view and edit
images, use creative printing, make and print a photo album, print, e-mail, or
fax an image, upload an image to the web, or save an image.
7Scan Document: scans the document and displays it in the HP Image Viewer for
previewing. After you accept the preview, the document is scanned into the text
editing program that you have set up.
8OfficeJetWeb: launches your browser and accesses the HP OfficeJet website.
9Address Book: provides access to the Windows address book.
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10Log: displays a list of faxes recently sent and received.
11Status: displays the status window.
The following figure shows some of the features available through the
HP Director for Macintosh. Consult the legend for a brief explanation of a
specific feature.
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5
6
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The Director for Macintosh, in OS9 and OSX
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FeaturePurpose
1HP Workplace: displays the HP Workplace, where you can view thumbnails,
view and edit images, print single or multiple photos.
2Scan: scans a document or photo into the HP Scan Window, where you can
select a destination.
3Scan Chooser: provides a short cut to the chooser, where you can select the
HP OfficeJet D Series as the scanning device.
4Copy: copies in black and white or color.
5Fax: scans a document and opens the fax program.
6Email: scans a document or photo and attaches it to an e-mail message.
7OCR: scans a document and converts it to text for editing in a word processor.
8Tools: accesses the Toolbox, which you can use to maintain and configure the
HP OfficeJet D Series.
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FeaturePurpose
9Customize: displays options for customizing the appearance and functionality
of the Director and scanning.
10Help: accesses Help for assistance with the HP OfficeJet software.
11About: accesses copyright information about the HP OfficeJet software.
hp officejet menu functions
Access Menu functions by pressing the corresponding numbers for each
menu option. For example: to set the language and country, press Menu,
then press 7 and 7. This automatically selects the Status and Maintenance
menu, then selects the Set Country and Language option.
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0:Photo Card
Functions
1:Save Photos to
PC
2:Print Proof
Sheet
3:Scan Proof
Sheet
4: Print Photos
5:Basic Fax
Setup
1:Date and Time
2:Fax Header
3:Rings to
Answer
4:Paper Size
5:Tone or Pulse
Dialing
1:Copy Setup
0: Collation
1:Enhancements
2:Paper Size
3:Color Intensity
4:Set Copy
Defaults
5:Restore Copy
Factory Settings
6:Advanced
Fax Setup
1:Automatic
Reports Setup
2:Answer Ring
Pat tern
3:Busy Redial
4:No Answer
Redial
5:Automatic
Reduction
6:Backup Fax
Reception
7:Er ror
Correction Mode
8:Silent Detect
2:Fax
Functions
1:Scan and Fax
Black Only
2:Send Fax Later
Black Only
3:Fax
Forwarding
Black Only
4: Polling to
Receive
5:Reprint Faxes
in Memory
7:Status and
Maintenance
1:Check Ink
Level
2:Clean
PrintHeads
3:Align
PrintHeads
4:Perform Color
Calibration
5:Restore
Factory Defaults
6:Set Power Save
Mode Time
7:S et L an gu ag e
and Country
8:Ring and Beep
Volume
9:Underprinting
3:Print Report4:Speed Dial
1:Last Transaction
2:Fax Log
3:Speed Dial List
4:Menu Settings
5:Self-Test Report
6:Automatic
Reports Setup
8:Network
Setup
JetDirect
CFG IPX/SPX
CFG TCP/IP
CFG LINK
Press
functions.
Press or to move to the setting
you want.
Press
setting.
to display the menu
Menu
to select the displayed
Enter
Setup
1:Individual
Speed Dial
2:Group Speed
Dial
3:Delete Speed
Dial
4:Print Speed
Dial List
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load originals and load
load originals
load originals on
the glass
paper
You can copy from originals loaded on the glass or in the automatic
document feeder. You can also print and copy onto a variety of paper types,
weights, sizes, and transparency films. It is important, however, that you
choose the right paper and make sure that it is loaded correctly and not
damaged.
Your HP OfficeJet provides two ways to load originals for copying,
scanning, and faxing. You can do the following:
•Load originals on the glass
•Load originals in the automatic document feeder
You can copy or scan any original by placing it on the glass.
Many of the Special Features options, such as Which Size? or Poster, will not work correctly if the
glass and lid backing are not clean. For more
information, see clean the glass and clean the lid
backing on page 57.
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Lift the lid and place the original face down on the glass in the bottomright corner with the sides of the originals touching the right and
bottom edges.
It is important to use the bottom-right corner when using the copy, fax,
or scan feature.
Tip! If you are copying from a transparency (that is, your
original is printed on transparency film), place a blank piece
of paper on top of the transparency.
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Close the lid.
Top edge of
original
load originals in
the automatic
document feeder
Your HP OfficeJet has an automatic document feeder (ADF), which you can
use to load up to 30 originals of the following paper types:
•Plain Paper
16 to 36 lb. long grain only
•Specialty Paper
– HP Premium Inkjet Paper
– HP Bright White Inkjet Paper
You can also use the ADF to load the following types of originals, but you
must load them one sheet at a time:
•Other specialty papers, such as glossy paper
•Overhead transparencies, such as HP Premium Inkjet Transparency
Media
•Photo paper, such as Kodak EktaColor Edge-5 (glossy)
•Real Estate paper (single sheet only)
1
Place all originals in the ADF print side up.
2
Adjust the paper-width guide to fit the size of your original.
A message appears on the display indicating that the originals are
loaded.
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Following is the basic procedure for loading paper. There are specific
considerations for loading certain types of paper, transparency film, and
envelopes. After you review this procedure, see tips for loading other types of paper in the main tray on page 20 and load envelopes on page 19.
For best results, adjust the paper settings each time you change paper types
or paper sizes. For more information, see choose the paper tray and set the paper type on page 22.
If you have the HP 250-sheet plain paper tray, you can load paper into both
the main paper tray and the 250-sheet plain paper tray. If you have the
250-sheet plain paper tray, you should use it for plain paper only. Please
refer to the Accessories guide that comes with the paper tray for information
about installing the tray, loading paper, and adjusting paper-width and
paper-length guides.
Caution! You must also have the two-sided printing accessory
installed to use the 250-sheet plain paper tray.
load paper
to load the main paper tray
1
Lift the output tray up until it catches in the raised position, and slide
the paper-width and paper-length guides to their outermost positions.
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Tap the stack on a flat surface to align the edges of the paper, and
then check the paper for the following:
– Make sure it is free of rips, dust, wrinkles, and curled or bent
edges.
– Make sure all the paper in the stack is the same size and type,
unless you are working with photo paper.
3
Insert paper into the main tray print-side down until it stops. If you are
using letterhead, insert the top of the page first.
Be careful not to use too much or too little paper. Check that the stack
of paper contains several sheets but is no higher than the top of the
paper-length guide.
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Slide the paper-width and paper-length guides in until they stop at the
edges of the paper. Make sure that the paper stack lies flat in the main
tray and fits under the tab of the paper-length guide.
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Lower the output tray.
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To prevent printed paper from falling off the tray, fully extend the
output-tray extender.
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load envelopes
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To load the 250-sheet plain paper tray
!Review the Accessories guide that came with the 250-sheet plain
paper tray for information on loading paper in this accessory.
Your HP OfficeJet provides two methods for working with envelopes. Do not
use shiny or embossed envelopes, or envelopes that have clasps or
windows.
•If you are printing one envelope, slide the envelope into the envelope
slot, which is located on the right side toward the back of the output
tray. Insert the envelope with the flap up and on the left, as shown in
the illustration. Slide the envelope on the top until it stops.
load envelopes
•If you are printing multiple envelopes, remove all paper from the main
tray, and then slide a stack of envelopes into the tray, with the
envelope flaps up and to the left (print-side down), until they stop.
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Adjust the paper-width guide against the envelopes (be careful not to
bend the envelopes). Make sure the envelopes fit within the tray (do
not overload it).
Consult the help files in your word processing software for details on
how to format text for printing on envelopes.
tips for loading other types of paper in the main tray
The following table provides guidelines for loading certain types of paper
and transparency film. For best results, adjust the paper settings each time
you change paper types and paper sizes. For more information, see choose
the paper tray and set the paper type on page 22.
papertips
HP papers
Legal-size paperFully extend the paper-length guide and make sure that the main tray is
• HP Premium Inkjet Paper: Locate the gray arrow on the nonprinting side
of the paper, and then insert paper with the arrow side facing up.
• HP Premium or Premium Plus Photo Paper: Load the glossy (print) side
down. Always load at least five sheets of regular paper in the main tray
first, and then place the photo paper on top of the regular paper.
• HP Premium Inkjet Transparency Film: Insert the film so that the white
transparency strip (with arrows and the HP logo) is on top and is going
into the tray first.
• HP Iron-On T-shirt Transfers: Flatten the transfer sheet completely before
using it; do not load curled sheets. (To prevent curling, keep transfer
sheets sealed in the original package until you are ready to use them.)
Manually feed one sheet at a time, with the unprinted side facing down
(the blue stripe faces up).
• HP Greeting Cards, Glossy Greeting Cards, or Textured Greeting
Cards: Insert a small stack of HP greeting-card paper, with the printside down into the main tray until it stops.
• HP Restickable Inkjet Stickers: Place the sheets in the main tray, printside (sticker-side) down.
pushed all the way in.
Postcards
(only works with
printing)
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Insert a stack of postcards with the print-side down into the main tray until
it stops. Line the postcards up on the right side of the main tray, slide the
width guide up against the left side of the cards, and then slide the
paper-length guide in until it stops.
load originals and load paper
papertips
Labels
(works only with
printing)
• Always use letter-size or A4-size label sheets designed for use with
• Fan the stack of labels to make sure none of the pages are sticking
• Place a stack of label sheets on top of standard paper in the main tray,
hp officejet d series
HP inkjet products (like Avery Inkjet Labels), and make sure that the
labels are not over two years old.
together.
print-side down. Do not insert labels one sheet at a time.
4” x 6” Photo paper
(works only with
printing)
Continuous (banner)
paper
(works only with
printing)
Insert the photo paper with the print-side down into the main tray until it
stops. Place the long edge of the photo paper against the right side of the
main tray, slide the paper-width guide up against the long edge of the
photo paper, and slide the paper-length guide in until it stops. If the photo
paper you are using has perforated tabs, load the photo paper so that the
tabs are closest to you.
Continuous banner paper is also known as computer or z-fold paper.
• Before loading banner paper, remove all other paper from the main
tray, then raise the output tray until it catches in the raised position.
Raise the output
tray until it stays in
the raised position.
Insert first edge of
paper into the main
tray.
• If you use non-HP banner paper, use 20-lb. paper and fan the paper
before loading it.
• Verify that the stack of banner paper contains at least five pages in the
stack.
• Carefully tear off the perforated edge strips from both sides of the
paper stack, if any, and unfold and refold the paper to make sure the
pages do not stick together.
• Put the paper in the main tray so that the unattached edge is at the top
of the stack. Insert the first edge into the main tray until it stops, as
shown in the illustration above.
tips for loading other types of paper in the main tray
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