HP 300 manual Load document, Before Start Time, Press Stop, Open cover, Clear copy jam

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Load document

You scheduled a fax using the

Load the document in the

before Start Time

Send Fax Later feature and chose

fax loading tray before the

 

to send it directly from the fax

scheduled start time. In the

 

loading tray.

meantime, you can send faxes as

 

 

you normally would.

 

 

 

Memory full

You are in the middle of making

Press the Start/Copy button. The

Press START

multiple copies of a document

HP OfficeJet will make a single

 

and the memory is full.

copy of your document.

 

 

 

Memory full

The HP OfficeJet tried to store a

Press the Stop button. If there's

Press STOP

document into memory before

an error condition to correct, it

 

faxing it to multiple locations or

will be displayed. If no error

 

at a future time. Either there's a

message is displayed, you can

 

received fax in memory waiting

assume that this document is too

 

for an error condition to be

large to fit into memory and you

 

corrected before it can be

will need to send it to one

 

printed, or this document is too

location at a time.

 

large to fit into the memory of

 

 

the HP OfficeJet.

 

Open cover

The document you loaded for

Clear copy jam

copying was either loaded

 

improperly or jammed while

 

being scanned.

If the document is not jammed,

remove it and reload it.

If the document is jammed, open the top of the front panel (pull the top ledge toward you) and remove the document. Close the front panel by pressing it down firmly until it snaps into place. Reload the document.

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Contents HP OfficeJet Model Safety Information Potential Shock HazardContents Making Copies and Printing Troubleshooting & Maintenance Ruhzrugl If You Dont Read Anything ElseRuhzrugll Ruhzruglll Sending a FaxRuhzrugly Making CopiesUsing HP OfficeJet Manager Introducing HP OfficeJet Manager Running the HP OfficeJet Manager Using the HP OfficeJet Manager Help System Using the File Menu Cleaning the Print CartridgeUsing the OfficeJet Setup Menu Modifying Device SettingsSetting Use Whenever You Need To Volume=Soft Rings to Answer=2Distinctive Ring=Off Using Send Fax Setup Changing the Header for Your Outgoing FaxesSelecting Dialing Mode Setting Automatic Redial OptionSetting up Speed Dialing Choose OfficeJet Setup/Speed Dial Setup Storing Speed Dial Codes for IndividualsSpecial Characters Use in Fax Numbers Select Speed Dial Setup from the OfficeJet Setup menu Storing Speed Dial Codes for GroupsChanging the resolution Changing Send Fax QualityChanging the contrast Using Receive Fax Setup Selecting Auto or Manual Receive Mode for incoming faxes If This Is Your Situation This settingChanging the number of rings to answer ChooseSetting Automatic Reduction Setting Backup ReceptionReceive Mode is set to Auto Distinctive RingSilent Detect Remote Service Changing the Loaded Paper SizeSetting DOS Printing Options Reducing Copies of OriginalsUse this printer driver For this type of printer support Controlling Sound Settings Type of Sound Occurs When Adjust usingRing and Beep Volume RingerUsing the Options Menu Being notified of errors or warningsPrinting Logs and Reports Printing a Fax Log Report AutomaticallyPrinting Fax Logs Log, and Print ReportsHeading DescriptionResult Pages Type Date Time Duration Diagnostic Printing HP OfficeJet Reports Speed Dial ReportHP OfficeJet Speed Dial Report for Menu Settings Report Error only NormalLetter 8.5x11 SoftPC-8 CR onlyOff Portrait LetterReady 100%Self Test Report Acme Co 619Draft Clogged nozzles Power Fail Report These faxes were not completely sentSending Faxes What You Need to Know Dialing from the front panelRedial/Pause Sl-46b Sl-19a Sl-47 Helpful Hints Sending a Fax to Multiple Fax Numbers Press Enter/Save not Start/ CopyPress Start to send Fax Settings Send Fax Later Sending a Fax at a Future TimeStore fax now? 1=Yes 2=No Or press Speed Dial and a two-digit code numberPolling Setup Menu Fax SettingsAsking to Receive a Fax from Another Fax Machine Polling Adjusting the Resolution These buttonsAdjusting the Contrast Fax/Copy ContrastMaking Copies and Printing Choosing media Description SizeTips for Loading Paper and Other Media Making Copies Helpful Hints Do this Using These buttons Using the HP OfficeJet Printer Options Print Setup Commands for Selected Windows ApplicationsOpening HP OfficeJet Printer Options Reviewing the Printer Settings Option Use Whenever You Need To Print PrintoutOption Use Whenever You Need To Print Orientation MediaMedia Size Choosing the Grayscale Options Use Whenever You Need To Print HalftoneIntensity Printing Envelopes With Windows Applications Loading Envelopes Envelope guide Using the Front Panel When and How To Use the Front Panel Using the Menu Buttons Load/EjectDo this Using These buttons Entering Words and SymbolsMoving from one menu to another For this displayDo this Press Enter/Save to save Using Send Fax Setup Changing the Header for Your Outgoing FaxesMenu Time/Date, Header Fax Header MenuAdjusting the Contrast Adjusting the ResolutionChanging the Send Fax Quality Changing the Loaded Paper Size Paper SizeUsing Speed Dial Setup Setting Up a Speed Dial GroupInserting a Pause in a Speed Dial NumberPhone Setup Ring/Beep VolumeDialing Mode Auto Redial Controlling SoundsUsing Receive Fax Setup Printer Settings Scheduling a FaxControlling the Appearance of Your Printed Documents Send Fax LaterClean the Print Cartridge Copier Settings Copy ReductionClean Pen Changing Copy ReductionTroubleshooting & Maintenance Troubleshooting When you need helpWhom to call if youre in the United States Page MST Whom to call if youre in Canada Mailing address Error Notification Beeps, Blinking Light, Messages For this error condition Heres how youll be notifiedAn error interrupted an activity in progress Serious internal problem was detectedUnderstanding the Displayed Messages Copy cancelled Delayed faxFax cancelled Close coverFax failed from UnknownFax in memory Memory fullDisabled Fax poll failedFax printing Fax receptionLoad document Before Start TimePress Stop Open coverClear fax jam Load penOut of ink Replace penPoll cancelled Out of paperFor fax/copy Paper load failedReport cancelled Waiting for data For further print dataOut of fax paper Redial pendingCall for service Check SettingsStored data lost Record the error number, then do one of the following Turn power off/on Turn power offNnn Clear print jamWaiting for poll Waiting to dialSolving Problems While Printing, Faxing, or Copying Lines or dots areMissing from CharactersPrint Cartridge has Print cartridge are Dried ink on Clogged NoseThink the nozzles On my printCartridge are Clogged LastMy phone call is cut off when I try to make a copy Cant get the fontDate on the front panel display is Nov-22-93 0630 PM Cant receive a Fax from myExtension phones Incoming calls Arent beingMessage, Printer Not respondingNothing Happens whenMaintaining Your HP OfficeJet Changing the Print Cartridge Remove both pieces of tape Reference Product Specifications ResolutionnPaper Weight Compatibility Copy Speed Supply/Accessory Number Ordering InformationObtaining a Material Safety Data Sheet Msds Warranty InformationOne-Year Limited Warranty ExclusionsWarranty Limitations Regulatory InformationPage Page Telephone Network DOC Requirements Page Page Index Symbols Index`ii Index`iii Index`iv To more than one fax number Index`vi
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300 specifications

The HP 300 is a noteworthy addition to the realm of computing, designed to cater to both personal and professional needs. This versatile device embodies performance and efficiency, making it a favored choice among users ranging from students to seasoned professionals.

One of the standout features of the HP 300 is its robust processing power. Equipped with the latest Intel Core processors, it ensures smooth multitasking and exceptional speed, allowing users to run demanding applications with ease. This speed is complemented by a generous amount of RAM, which enhances performance, particularly when handling numerous tasks simultaneously.

In terms of storage, the HP 300 offers a variety of options, including SSDs and HDDs. The SSD configuration significantly boosts boot times and data access speeds, making it an ideal choice for users who value quick responsiveness. Furthermore, the device comes with ample storage space, providing users with the capacity to store large files, multimedia content, and essential documents without the worry of running out of space.

The HP 300 is also designed with connectivity in mind. Equipped with multiple USB ports, HDMI outputs, and fast Wi-Fi capabilities, it ensures seamless integration with other devices and networks. This connectivity is essential for users who frequently share data, conduct virtual meetings, or utilize cloud services.

Additionally, the device boasts a user-friendly interface, featuring a sleek and ergonomic design. The high-definition display provides crisp visuals, making it suitable for both work and entertainment. With advanced graphics technology, the HP 300 is capable of handling graphic-intensive tasks such as photo editing and gaming, thus appealing to a broader audience.

Another notable characteristic of the HP 300 is its energy efficiency. Designed with sustainability in mind, it incorporates energy-saving features that reduce power consumption without compromising performance. This aspect not only benefits the environment but also lowers operating costs for users.

Furthermore, the HP 300 comes with comprehensive security features, including biometric authentication options and robust encryption capabilities. These functionalities ensure that sensitive information remains protected against unauthorized access.

In conclusion, the HP 300 is a powerful and efficient computing solution, merging performance, connectivity, and security in a single package. Its cutting-edge technologies and user-centric design make it an excellent option for a variety of users seeking a reliable computing experience.
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