Download Scanner Hp Smart Tank 500

Hello.

I just bought this printer and everything is working as it should.

But i noticed the scanner light is always blinking, even when the printer goes into sleep mode (when it turns off all lights but the power and wifi).

At first I thought it was only when the scanner lid was open, but I peeked with the lid closed and I can see it's still blinking. It only stops blinking when, obviously, I turn off the printer completely.

Everything works well, the scanner too. But I find it just odd that it always blinks like this. Is this normal? Surely it will shorten the life of the light?

Thanks in advance

Hello.

Thank you for your reply.

Neither worked.

Did the reset, but the scanner light is still blinking.

The printer firmware didn't update as it was already on the latest version.

Is the scanner light blinking normal? Because I've read other threads where people are saying it's normal and others that it isn't.

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If you're using Windows and you've installed a HP driver, VueScan's built-in drivers won't conflict with this. If you haven't installed a Windows driver for this scanner, VueScan will automatically install a driver.

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