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–Live View Setup: Select to turn the Live View option for the camera to Live View On or Live View Off. This determines whether the camera displays a live image or not when you first turn the camera on. Live View is functional only when the camera is undocked.

–Date/Time: Select to change the date and time on the camera.

–USB Configuration: Select to set the camera to appear as a Digital Camera or as a Disk Drive when directly connected to a computer through a USB cable. When the camera is in the camera dock it always appears as a digital camera and cannot be written to from the computer.

–TV Configuration: Select to change the video signal sent to an attached television to either NTSC or to PAL. The camera is set to send either an NTSC or a PAL video signal according to the language and region you selected when you set up the camera. The NTSC format is used primarily in North America and parts of South America, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. The PAL format is used primarily in Europe, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, and parts of Asia. If your television accepts a video signal different than the typical setting for your region, change the setting here.

–Language (displayed as flags icon): Select to change the language setting.

–Move Images to Card: Select to move images from the camera's internal memory to the memory card inserted in the camera. When you install a memory card in the camera, all new images are stored only on the card, and any images stored in the camera’s internal memory are not visible until you take the card out. If you want to transfer all images in your camera to the PC, first move the images from the camera’s internal memory to the memory card by using this option. This menu option is disabled if there are no images in the internal memory or if no card is in the camera.

–EXIT: Select and press OK to exit the current menu.

●Help Menu: For additional help with the camera, see the Camera User's Manual.

–Top Ten Printing Tips: Select to read the top ten printing tips.

–Printer Accessories: Select to read about accessories available for the printer.

–Printer Control Panel: Select to read about using the printer control panel.

–Print Cartridge: Select to read about using print cartridges.

–Loading Paper: Select to read about loading paper.

–Clearing Paper Jams: Select to read about removing a paper jam.

–PictBridge cameras: Select to read about using PictBridge cameras with the printer.

–Connecting to a TV: Select to read about connecting the printer to a TV.

–Saving Images: Select to read about saving images to a connected computer.

–Printer Battery: Select to read about using the optional HP Photosmart Internal Battery with the printer.

–Traveling with the printer: Select to read tips about taking the printer on the road.

–Getting assistance: Select to read how to obtain help with the printer.

–EXIT: Select and press OK to exit the current menu.

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420 specifications

The HP 420 is a highly regarded model in the realm of printing, celebrated for its exceptional performance and versatile capabilities. Targeted primarily at small to medium-sized businesses, the HP 420 offers a remarkable balance of efficiency, reliability, and print quality.

One of the main features of the HP 420 is its fast print speeds, which can reach up to 40 pages per minute. This is essential for workplaces that require high-volume printing without sacrificing quality. The first page out time is notably quick, often less than 10 seconds, which ensures that users won't have to wait long for their documents.

The HP 420 employs advanced laser printing technology, which guarantees sharp text and vibrant images. This technology is particularly advantageous for documents that require clarity and precision, such as reports, presentations, and marketing materials. The printer supports various media types and sizes, enabling it to handle everything from envelopes to glossy photo paper with ease.

Another significant aspect of the HP 420 is its robust built-in security features. With network security protocols and options for secure printing, users can rest assured that their sensitive information is protected from unauthorized access. This is increasingly important in today's digital landscape, where data breaches are a constant threat.

In terms of connectivity, the HP 420 is equipped with multiple options including USB, Ethernet, and wireless capabilities. This allows for seamless integration into different office environments, enabling users to print from a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers. The printer is also compatible with cloud printing services, which enhances its accessibility and convenience for users on the go.

The HP 420's user-friendly interface features an intuitive control panel and easy-to-navigate menus, making it simple for users to manage settings and operations. Additionally, the printer offers automatic duplex printing, which reduces paper consumption and promotes sustainability—an increasingly valued characteristic in modern workplaces.

Maintenance is straightforward with the HP 420, as it includes easy-to-replace toner cartridges and a long-life imaging drum. This not only maximizes uptime but also lowers the total cost of ownership, making it an economical choice for businesses looking to optimize their printing processes.

In conclusion, the HP 420 stands out for its high-speed printing, advanced security features, versatile connectivity options, and user-friendly design. Whether for high-volume office environments or flexible work settings, the HP 420 is engineered to meet the demands of today's fast-paced business world, delivering exceptional results with every print.
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