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3Connection information
Your HP all-in-one comes equipped with networking capability. It also comes equipped
with a USB port so you can connect directly to a computer using a USB cable. If you
insert an HP bt300 Bluetooth® Wireless Printer Adapter into the PictBridge camera port
(USB host port) on the front of your HP all-in-one, Bluetooth devices such as PDAs and
camera phones can print  to your HP all-in-one.
Supported connection types 
DescriptionRecommended
number of
connected
computers for best
performanceSupported software
featuresSetup instructions
USB connectionOne computer
connected by means
of a USB cable to the
device.All features are
supported.Follow the Setup
Guide for detailed
instructions.
Ethernet (wired)
connectionUp to five computers
connected by means
of a hub or router.All features are
supported, including
Webscan.Follow the Setup and
Network Guides for
detailed instructions.
802.11b or g
(wireless) connection
(HP Officejet 7400
series all-in-one only)Up to five computers
connected by means
of an access point.
(infrastructure mode)All features are
supported, including
Webscan.Follow the Setup and
Network Guides for
detailed instructions.
HP bt300 Bluetooth®
Wireless Printer
Adapter (HP bt300)Not applicable.Printing.Follow the instructions
in Connect using the
HP bt300 Bluetooth
Wireless Printer
Adapter .
Connect using a USB cable 
Detailed instructions for connecting a computer to your HP all-in-one using a USB cable
are included in the Setup Guide  that came with your device.
Connect using Ethernet 
The HP Officejet 7300/7400 series all-in-one supports both 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps
Ethernet network connections. Detailed instructions on connecting your HP all-in-one to
an Ethernet (wired) network are included in  the Setup and Network Guides that came
with your device.
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Connect using wireless 
The HP Officejet 7400 series all-in-one uses an internal networking component that
supports a wireless network. Detailed instructions on connecting your HP all-in-one to a
wireless (802.11b or g) network are included in the Setup and Network Guides that
came with your device.
Connect using the HP bt300Bluetooth Wireless Printer
Adapter   
The HP bt300 allows you to print images from most Bluetooth devices directly to your
HP all-in-one without a cable connection. Simply insert the HP bt300 into the PictBridge
camera port located on the front of the HP all-in-one and print from a Bluetooth device
such as a PDA or camera phone.
Note Using Bluetooth technology to print from a PC or laptop to your HP all-in-one is
not supported at this time.
To connect the HP bt300 to your HP all-in-one
1 Insert the HP bt300 into the PictBridge camera port (shown in the graphic below).
Note If you insert the HP bt300 into your HP all-in-one and a message displays on
your color graphics display that says  No Bluetooth, disconnect the adapter
from the HP all-in-one and refer to  Device update.
2 Some Bluetooth devices exchange device addresses when they communicate with each other and establish a connection. If your Bluetooth device requires the
address of your HP all-in-one to make a connection:
a Press  Setup on the control panel of your HP all-in-one.
The  Setup Menu  appears on the color graphics display.
b Press  0, then press  1.
This displays the  Bluetooth menu and then selects  Device Address.
The  Device Address  for your HP all-in-one displays. It is read only.
c To enter the address into your device, follow the instructions that came with your Bluetooth device.
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3 Some Bluetooth devices display the printers device name when connected. If yourBluetooth device displays the printers name:
a Press  Setup on the control panel of your HP all-in-one.
The  Setup Menu  appears on the color graphics display.
b Press  0, then press  2.
This displays the  Bluetooth menu and then selects  Device Name.
The  Device Name  screen appears.
Note Your HP all-in-one ships with a  predefined name for your HP all-in-one:
TBD.
c Use the visual keyboard on the  Device Name screen to enter a new name.
For more information on using the visual keyboard, see  Enter text and symbols.
d When you have finished entering a name for your HP all-in-one, highlight  Done
on the visual keyboard and press  OK.
The name you entered will appear on your Bluetooth device when you
connect to the HP all-in-one to print.
Set Bluetooth security for your HP all-in-one     
You can enable printer security settings through the  Bluetooth menu on your HP all-
in-one. Simply press  Setup on the control panel, and select  Bluetooth from the Setup
Menu . From the  Bluetooth menu, you can:
● Require passkey authentication prior to someone printing to your HP  all-in-one from
a Bluetooth device
● Make your HP all-in-one visible or invisible to Bluetooth devices that are within
range
Use a passkey to authenticate Bluetooth devices
You can set the security level of your HP all-in-one to either  Low or High :
● Low: The HP all-in-one does not require a passkey. Any Bluetooth device within
range can print to it.
● High : The HP all-in-one requires a passkey from the Bluetooth device before
allowing the device to send a print job to it.
To set your HP all-in-one to require passkey authentication
1 Press  Setup on the control panel of your HP all-in-one.
The  Setup Menu  appears on the color graphics display.
2 Press  0, then press  3.
This displays the  Bluetooth menu and then selects  Passkey.
The  Passkey  screen appears.
Note Your HP all-in-one ships with a predefined passkey that is set to four
zeroes.
3 Use the numbered keypad on the control  panel of your HP all-in-one to enter a new
passkey.
For more information on using the keypad, see  Enter text and symbols.
4 When you have finished entering your passkey, press  OK.
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The Bluetooth  menu appears.
5 Press  5.
This selects  Security Level  and displays the  Security Level menu.
6 Press  1 to select  High.
High level security requires authentication.
Note The default security setting is  Low. Low level security does not require
authentication.
Passkey authentication is now set for your HP all-in-one.
Set your HP all-in-one to be invisible to Bluetooth devices
You can set your HP all-in-one to be either  Visible to all Bluetooth devices (public) or
Not visible  to any (private):
● Visible to all : Any Bluetooth device within range can print to the HP all-in-one.
● Not visible : Only Bluetooth devices that have stored the device address of the
HP all-in-one can print to it.
To set your HP all-in-one to be Not visible
1 Press  Setup on the control panel of your HP all-in-one.
The  Setup Menu  appears on the color graphics display.
2 Press  0, then press  4.
This displays the  Bluetooth menu and then selects  Accessibility.
The  Accessibility  menu appears.
Note Your HP all-in-one ships with a default accessibility level of  Visible to all.
3 Press  2 to select  Not visible .
Your HP all-in-one is inaccessible to Bluetooth devices that have not stored its
device address.
Reset Bluetooth settings on your HP all-in-one
If you want to reconfigure all of the  Bluetooth settings on your HP all-in-one, you can
reset them to factory defaults by performing the following:
1 Press  Setup on the control panel of your HP all-in-one.
The  Setup Menu  appears on the color graphics display.
2 Press  0, then press  6.
This displays the  Bluetooth menu and then selects  Reset Bluetooth.
Note Only select  Reset Bluetooth  if you want all of your HP all-in-one Bluetooth
settings returned to factory defaults.
Use Webscan
Webscan lets you perform a basic scan through your HP all-in-one using just a Web
browser. It also lets you perform the  scan from your HP all-in-one without the device
software installed on your computer. Just enter the  IP address of the HP all-in-one in a
Web browser. The embedded Web server Home  page appears in your browser. In the
left hand column, under Applications, select Scan. For more information on printing a
network configuration page to obtain the IP address of your HP all-in-onet, see the
Network Guide that came with your device.
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The user interface for Webscan is unique to using the HP all-in-one and does not
support scan-to destinations like the HP Image Zone scanning software. The e-mail
functionality of Webscan is limited, so it is recommended you use the  HP Image Zone
scanning software for this feature instead.
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4Work with photos
Your HP all-in-one allows you to transfer, edit, share, and print photos in several
different ways. This chapter contains a brief overview of the wide range of options for
performing each of these tasks, depending on your preferences and computer setup.
More detailed information for each task is available in other chapters within this guide,
or in the onscreen  HP Image Zone Help .
Transfer photos
You have several different options for transferring photos. You can transfer photos to
your HP all-in-one, your computer, or a memory  card. For more information, see the
section below specific to your operating system.
Transfer photos using a Windows PC
The graphic below shows several methods for transferring photos to your Windows PC,
HP all-in-one, or a memory card. For more information, see the list below the graphic.
ATransfer a photo from a memory card inserted into your HP all-in-one to your
Windows PC.
BTransfer a photo from your HP digital camera to your Windows PC.
CTransfer a photo by scanning a photo directly onto a memory card inserted into
your HP all-in-one.
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Transfer photos using a Macintosh
The graphic below shows several methods for transferring photos to your Macintosh,
HP all-in-one, or a memory card. For more information, see the list below the graphic.
ATransfer a photo from a memory card inserted into your HP all-in-one to your
Macintosh.
BTransfer a photo from your HP digital camera to your Macintosh.
CTransfer a photo by scanning a photo directly onto a memory card inserted into
your HP all-in-one.
Edit photos
You have several different options for editing photos. For more information, see the
section below specific to your operating system.
Edit photos using a Windows PC
The graphic below shows two methods for editing photos using a Windows PC. For
more information, see the list below the graphic.
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AEdit a photo on your Windows PC using the HP Image Zone software.
BEdit a photo using the control panel on your HP all-in-one.
Edit photos using a Macintosh
The graphic below shows three methods for editing photos using a Macintosh. For more
information, see the list below the graphic.
AEdit a photo on your Macintosh using the  HP Image Zone software.
BEdit a photo on your Macintosh using the iPhoto software.
CEdit a photo using the control panel on your HP all-in-one.
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Share photos
You have several different options for sharing photos with friends and family. For more
information, see the section below specific to your operating system.
Share photos using a Windows PC
The graphic below shows several methods for sharing photos using a Windows PC. For
more information, see the list below the graphic.
AShare photos from your USB-connected HP all-in-one using the HP Instant
Share service. Transfer photos from your USB-connected HP all-in-one to your
computer, where you use the HP Instant Share software to send the photos
through the HP Instant Share service as an e-mail to your friends or family.
BShare photos from your network-connected HP all-in-one through the Internet to
the HP Instant Share service where the photos are stored in an online photo
album.
CShare photos from your network-connected HP all-in-one through the Internet to
the HP Instant Share service. The HP Instant Share service can then send the
photos to friends or family as an e-mail, or they can be sent to another network-
connected HP all-in-one.
Share photos using a Macintosh
The graphic below shows several methods for sharing photos using a Macintosh. For
more information, see the list below the graphic.
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AShare photos from your USB-connected HP all-in-one using the HP Instant
Share service. Transfer photos from your USB-connected HP all-in-one to your
computer, where you use the HP Instant Share software to send the photos
through the HP Instant Share service as an e-mail to your friends or family.
BShare photos from your network-connected HP all-in-one through the Internet to
the HP Instant Share service where the photos are stored in an online photo
album.
CShare photos from your network-connected HP all-in-one through the Internet to
the HP Instant Share service. The HP Instant Share service can then send the
photos to friends or family as an e-mail, or they can be sent to another network-
connected HP all-in-one.
Print photos
You have several different options for printing photos. For more information, see the
section below specific to your operating system.
Print photos using a Windows PC
The graphic below shows several methods for printing photos using a Windows PC. For
more information, see the list below the graphic.
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