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Back view (right side)
1Master power switch
2 Power connection
WARNING!Do not use the master power switch or unp lug the device unless you have already turned
the device off by using the on/off button on the contro l panel. If you use the master power switch to turn
off the device, wait for the amber LED to turn dark before you turn the switch on again.
Back view (left side)
The following figure shows the interface ports for the device.
1 Boot Codes LCD monitor (for service use only)
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2Host USB (for connecting an accessory to the device)
3Fax (RJ-11) (covered with label)
4Embedded LAN (RJ-45) (no telecommunication connections)
5CAN Interface (Finisher)
6Engine Interface (PCI Express)
7Scanner Interface
8EIO Slot
9FIH (Foreign Interface Harness)
10Device USB (for connecting the device to a computer)
11Status LEDs for (service use only)
12 Engine Power Control (Serial)
Single output bin
1 Single output bin
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Optional finishers
By default, when an optional finisher is installed, all copy jobs are sent to Output Bin 1, print jobs are
sent to Output Bin 2, and fax jobs are sent to Ou tput Bin 3. The system administrator can change these
default settings.
Optional HP 4-Bin Job Separator
1Output Bin 1 (Copy jobs)
2Output Bin 2 (Print jobs)
3Output Bin 3 (Fax jobs)
4 Output Bin 4
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Optional HP Multifunction Finisher
1Output Bin 1 (Copy jobs)
2Output Bin 2 (Print jobs)
3Output Bin 3 (Fax jobs)
4Output Bin 4
5Output Bin 5 (all stapled jobs are delivered to Output Bin 5)
6Stapler 2
7 Stapler 1
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Turn the device on and off
To turn the device on and off, press the on/off button on the device control panel.
WARNING!Do not use the master power switch or unp lug the device unless you have already turned
the device off by using the on/off button on the control panel.
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Use the control panel
The control panel has a full-color VGA touchscreen that provides easy access to all device functions.
Use the buttons and numeric keypad to control jobs an d the device status. The LED lights indicate overall
device status.
Control-panel layout
1On/off buttonTurn the device on and off.
2TouchscreenSelect and use all device features.
3Numeric keypadSpecify the quantity for copies and other numeric information.
4Interrupt  buttonPause the device so you can insert a  new job into the queue for immediate
printing.
5Sleep  buttonPut the device into a low-power, Sleep mode to save energy.
If the device is already in Sleep mode, the light next to the button is lit amber.
Press  Sleep to return to the ready mode.
6Reset  buttonRestore all the device settings to the default values, and return to the Home
screen. Press this button to sign out if you are signed in.
7Stop buttonHalt the current job. The job status  screen opens. If the device was processing
a print job, it prompts you to cancel the job or to resume it. If it was processing
a scan job, the job is i mmediately canceled. Touch  OK to continue.
8Start  buttonBegin copying, scanning, printing a stored  job, or resume printing a job that has
been interrupted.
9Clear  buttonClear the active number or text field, or return it to the default value.
10Attention  lightIndicates that the device  has a condition that requir es intervention. Examples
include an empty paper tray or an error message on the touchscreen.
11Data  lightIndicates that the device is receiving data.
12Ready  lightIndicates that the device is r eady to begin processing any job.
13 Brightness-adjustment dial Controls the  background lighting of the touchscreen.
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Home screen
The Home screen provides access to the device features, and it indicates the current status of the
device.
NOTE: Depending on how the system administrator ha s configured the device, the features that
appear on the Home screen can vary. To use  some features, you might need to sign in.
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1Device status lineProvides information about the overall device status. Various buttons appear in
this area, depending on the current status. For a description of the buttons that
can appear on the touchscreen, see 
Buttons on the touchscreen on page 15 .
2FeaturesDepending on how the system administrat or has configured the device, the
features that appear in this area can include any of the following items:
● Copy
● Fax
● E-mail
● Network Folder
● Job Storage
● Job Status
● Supplies Status
● Administration
● Service
You might need to scroll to see all the features.
3Help buttonOpen the built-in Help system. You can search for information by using the Help
menu, or you can search by keyword. See 
Control-panel Help system
on page 15 .
4Copy countIndicates the number of copies that t he device is set to make. To change the
copy count, touch the box to open a virt ual keypad, or use the numeric keypad
on the control panel.
5 Scroll  bar Touch the up or down arrows on the scroll bar to see the complete list of available features.
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6Sign In or Sign OutYou might be required to sign in to use features for which the system
administrator has controlled access. T hese features have a lock symbol (
)
next to them. Depending on your permissions, if you have signed in, you still
might not have access to some features.
NOTE: The lock symbol appears after you have signed in. The device
administrator can access all of the dev ice features, except the Service menu.
Touch  Sign In  to open a virtual keyboard so you can type your user name and
password, or type your access code. After you sign in, the name of this button
changes to  Sign Out.
7Network AddressFind information to connect the device to the network or to install a printer
driver.
8 Date and  time The current date and time appear here. The system administrator can select the
format that the device uses to show the date and time, for example: 12-hour
format or 24-hour format.
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Buttons on the touchscreen
Various buttons can appear on the touchscreen.
Home button. Touch this button to go to the Home screen from any other screen.
Start button. Touch this button to begin the action for the feature that you are using. 
NOTE: The name of this button changes for each feature. For example, in the  Copy feature, the button
is named  Start Copy .
Information button . This button appears when two or more settings are in conflict. Touch the button to
learn how to resolve the conflict.
Error button . This button appears whenever the device has an  error that requires attention before it can
continue. Touch this button to see a message that de scribes the error. The message also has instructions
for solving the problem.
Warning button . This button appears when the device has a  problem but can continue functioning. Touch
the warning button to see a message that describes  the problem. The message also has instructions for
solving the problem.
Help button . Touch this button to open the built-in online Help system. For more information, see Control-panel Help system on page 15.
Control-panel Help system
The device has a built-in Help system that explains  how to use each screen. To open the Help system,
touch the Help button (
) in the upper-right corner of the screen.
For some screens, the Help opens to a global menu where you can search for specific topics. You can
browse through the menu structure by touching t he buttons in the menu. You can also search for
information by using a keyword. Touch  Index and then type a keyword.
For screens that contain settings for individual jobs, the Help opens to a topic that explains the options
for that screen.
If the device alerts you of an erro r or warning, touch the error (
) or warning () button to open a
message that describes the problem. The message also  contains instructions to help solve the problem.
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