Printing page order

I have not used that specific printer, but from all I can determine, it is not a duplex printer. However hp offers these suggestions on how to determing if your printer is duplex: <br /> "To find out if your printer supports duplex printing, refer to your printer manual or look for the <b>Two-sided (Duplex printing)</b> or <b>Print on both sides</b> drop-down menu in the <b>Printer Properties</b> dialog box on your PC (sometimes found in the <b>Printer Shortcuts</b> tab).<br /> If you can

Yopu can change the rprinting order from the Print Dialogue box or Printer driver.

Look for the following to change page grouping when printed

and the followintg to change printing from first to last and last to first pages

Need to replace all print head with error or nozzles block
and try for alignment
once the page is printed it needs to be scanned to save alignment
if still get same message need to check for scanner functionality

A friend of mine had a HP printer (Not a PSC 750) that he had simply plugged into his computer and was able to print properly but received the "options not set" message when he tried to scan.

The solution was to install the HP driver package for his printer.

If you are using the default Windows drivers for your printer you may need to install the HP driver package to access all of your printers functions.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=228&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&custom_solutionid=rd_bpu04809&product=57769

http://www.hp.com/#Support

Follow the link and get the correct driver and get installed

The test page printing out every time it gets turned on is the printer's way of telling you it wants to be calibrated. Lay the test page on the scanner (follow the pictures on the test page) and scan it in. This should fix that problem and the "occasionally after waiting, something prints" problem.

Unfortunately, I don't have an answer to the "E" on the display or check printer cartridge light. Hope this helps!

The cartridge may be defective. I had that happen so I returned for another and it worked fine

The PSC 750 cannot print a full borderless page, it requires a bottom margin of 0.46", a top margin of 0.08" and side margins of 0.25" when printing on 8.5x11 pages.

Regards,
Bob Headrick, MS MVP Printing/Imaging

Re: HP PSC 1513 all in one by Bert (9/25/07 1:07 PM) reply + / - http://h10025.www1.hp.com


Re: Re: HP PSC 1513 all in one test page always pr by Anonymous (12/12/07 6:14 AM) reply + / - Subject : How to disable the test page that always prints when you switch on the HP PSC 1513 all-in-one printer.

Take the test page ( also called : alighnment page ) that always prints when you switch on the printer and place it face down in the scanner.

Then press the scan button on the printer itself.
(this is the button at the bottom of all the buttons on the printer/scanner.)

Make sure that the printer scans the test page.
( sometimes you press the butoon and it doesn't scan )
( it makes a scanning noise when scanning succesfully )


Then it will stop printing the test page ( alignment page ) ever again.

This is a really stupid product feature on HP's part to waste ink and force people to buy more cartriges.


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You can check/uncheck the box "start printing from last page" in : Start - Printers and faxes - Right_Click_PSC1410 - Properties - Printing preferences - Features.