HP PhotoSmart A826 User Manual

HP Photosmart A820 series
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HP Photosmart A820 series
HP Photosmart A820 series Basics Guide
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Contents
1 Get started
The HP Photosmart at a glance.................................................................................................5
Use the touch screen..................................................................................................................6
The quick touch frame..........................................................................................................6
“9-up” and “1-up”...

1 Get started
Thank you for your HP Photosmart purchase! Read this guide to learn the basics about
printing beautiful photos with the HP Photosmart A820 series printer. This section
provides introductory information about the HP Photosmart A820 series printer.
NOTE:Read the Setup Guide first to setup your HP Photosmart A820 series printer.
The HP Photosmart at a glance
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Figure 1-1 Front and rear views
1Touch screen: View photos and menus here. Touch the screen to select, edit, and print
photos and to...

10Camera port: Connect a PictBridge digital camera, t he optional HP Bluetooth wireless printer
adapter, an iPod, or a USB flash/thumb drive here.
11Power cord connection : Connect the power cord here.
12USB port: Connect the printer to a computer here using a USB cable.
Use the touch screen
Use your finger on the touch screen for most operations, such as photo navigation,
printing, making selections in the printer menus, or touching the onscreen icons.
The quick touch frame
The quick touch frame...

“9-up” and “1-up” views
You can view up to nine photos at a time on the touch screen. When you insert a memory
card or connect a photo storage device to the printer, thumbnails of up to nine photos on
the card or device appear on the touchscreen. To see a photo larger, touch the center of
the photo to enter 1-up view.
Figure 1-3 Photo views
1Thumbnail or “9-up” view: In 9-up view, photos are displayed at a small size, so that up to
nine photos can be viewed at a time.
21-up view: In 1-up view, photos are...

Printer status iconDescription
Estimated time remaining: Indicates estimated print time remaining
for the current job.
Number of selected photos: Displays the number of selected
photos.
Photo icons
The default thumbnail or 9-up view is displayed on inserting a memory card correctly in
the printer memory card slot. To access 1-up view, touch the center of any image in the
thumbnail or 9-up view. Icons appear on photos and video clips in thumbnail and 1-up
views. Some icons show the status of a photo or...

How to use the printer menus
The printer menus contain many features for printing photos, changing print settings, and
more.
Figure 1-4 Printer menus
1Menu name: The name of the current menu.
2Menu option: Touch a menu option to select it.
3Menu scroll arrows: Touch to scroll through menus or menu options.
TIP:The printer menus contain many useful commands and options, but common
functions, such as printing, are usually available by touching an icon on the quick
touch frame.
To use the printer menus
1....

Load your paper
NOTE:Load only one type and size of paper at a time. Do not mix paper types or
sizes in the input tray.
To load paper
1.Lift the input tray lid.
NOTE:Loading paper without opening the input tray may cause a paper jam.
2.Gently push open the input tray.
3.Load up to 100 sheets of HP Advanced Photo Paper in the input tray with the glossy
side facing toward the front of the printer. When loading, slide the paper to the left
side of the input tray and push the paper down gently until it...