My hp laser jet p1505 printer does not print one page after another. It waits about 5 seconds before printing each succeeding page. So if I have a file of say 10 pages it takes a long time to print out. How can I make the printer to print one pager after another without waiting or as my computer tech says "is scrolling{ or queueing up
My computer technician tried the 2 universal drivers. He first uninstalled what we had then one at a time installed the universal drivers as you recommended. Each time we received the error message that stated the universal drivers were not compatible. Again I have a HP P1505 laserjet printer. It works well simply waits 5 seconds between each page that has to be printed when I have 2 or more pages to print. I appreciate any help you may seem fit to give me. Thanking you in advance
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Just started using windows 8 on a new computer and can not use my hp laser jet p1505 printer. Keeps telling me that the printer is in error state. Just updated driver and software from hp site and still seeing the error. I disconnected the power cord and nothing.
To check the name of the drivers installed, go to the start up screen, (tiles menu) type in "Devices and Printers", select settings, click on Devices and Printer. Usually the preinstalled driver will show the name of the printer and classic on the icon.
This printer REQUIRES a downloadable driver plug-in. Use hp-setup to install the printer, and to download and install the plug-in. In general, required driver plugins are required for printing support. Driver plug-ins are released under a proprietary (non-open) license and are not part of the HPLIP tarball release.
I can access a nifty HTML page at the printer's network address, but there's no link from there
to my Lenovo T420 laptop. There's a cups server link that I haven't been able to activate.
I remember seeing a huge long list of HP printer drivers, from which it was always easy to choose
correctly. But every time I reinstall Trisquel, I have to fumble my way through the procedure
to re-activate the printer again. /var/log/syslog shows a few signs of my fumbling. Configuration
files aren't telling me anything. I prepared a long page about this, but an errant pinkie erased
it all in the blink of an eye.
Update: HP's official support site fails to recognize my P14505n's product name and serial number, and won't proceed
until I provide those details. However, I copied the serial number from the printer's nameplate where the serial
number it clearly identified and easily read. The product name is identical to the name under which the printer is listed
for driver downloads on the Trisquel_10 printer installation page. But HP steadfastly fails to recognize it, so further
progress becomes impossible, except for chat, which fails to recognize that I'm already registered on the HP Support site;
and there's no logout page ...
Falling back and punting, I used the Trisquel_9 Live DVD to make another installation attempt,
but was quickly greeted with "Cups server error" and "Client-error-not-possible." However, I
noticed that of the four suggested drivers, three were annotated, "require proprietary plugin."
Everything looks OK at , but this time I noticed that the password entries
had been filled out. I erased those and entered my own password along with "admin" as user,
but in subsequent browsing the new username and password were not accepted.
Then I ran the command, sudo apt-get purge cups, and reinstalled cups after rebooting.
Back to Trisquel_10. I tried the three remaining drivers suggested for the HP-LaserJet-P1505n.
None have the annotation noted from the TQ_9 Live DVD. Those drivers are:
(1) HP LaserJet p1505n hpijs pcl3, which displays the "Printer is not responding" message as
does the recommended Foomatic.foo2xqx driver's setup on attempting to print a test page.
(2) HP LaserJet p1505n hpijs, zxs, which displays a status of "Filter failed" from the
diagnostics tool available when checking the job status.
Recently I came across an accessory called HPLIP Toolbox, which can be opened from the Mate index
by installing hplip-gui. Thereafter, installation of the HP LaserJet P1505n can be accomplished by
opening HPLIP Toolbox (which does not at first detect any HP products !) and selecting CUPS Web
Interface from the HP Device Manager Popup that appears. Another page then appears with URI
localhost:631/admin whose functions are fairly clear. It will find the printer, add a printer
or manage the one you've got. Upon picking an existing printer, another page comes up that lists
its details. Double-clicking on the printer name brings up additional actions you can take.
In my case, I told the printer to print a test page, which appeared promptly at the printer
output tray. Then I asked for a printer self-test page, which took a couple of minutes to produce
a single page with the banner: "If you can read this, you are using the wrong printer driver."
Later I tested the installation by asking it to print a page of FeatherPad text, which came out
OK. That may be what's preventing Trisquel (and other linux OS's access to the printer.
Getting a printer driver update is an entirely different experience. See:
See: -en/drivers/selfservice/hp-laserjet-p1500-printer-series/3435666/model/3435667
where it's said ==> HP Customer Support - Software and Driver Downloads ... Download Linux
drivers from the HP Linux Imaging and Printing Web site. I retrieved hplip-3.22.10
Then I attempted to run the installation programsh hplip-3.22.10.run but it has no way of dealing with Trisquel,
except perhaps by choosing ubuntu ... Opening the hplip-3.22.10 folder reveals one file, cups_drv.inc,
which is not a directory but which contains lines like these:cups_ppd_printers = \
ppd/hpcups/apollo-2100.ppd.gz \
ppd/hpcups/apollo-2150.ppd.gz \
...
ppd/hpcups/hp-laserjet_p1505.ppd.gz \
ppd/hpcups/hp-laserjet_p1505n-zxs.ppd.gz \ which I haven't been able to unzip. The second-
to-last one may contain a better printer driver, but I'll need help to install it.
Try this: plug your printer in, go to System Preferences under the Apple, select Printers & Scanners. Make sure your printer is turned on and connected via USB cable. Your printer should show up in the printer column. Hit the + at the bottom of the prinyrtr box. Now you should get a message (if there is no driver available), that will ask if you want to download this driver. Do so and then see if you can set it up.
Printer drivers are stored in a subfolder in the Library folder of your Mac's home directory. The Library folder is hidden from casual users in the latest Mac OS X operating system, so you'll need to press a keyboard command to see your printer driver files. Mac Finder: showing hidden files using keyboard shortcuts 0852c4b9a8
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