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chapter 4 adjust copy speed or quality The HP psc automatically copies in Best mode. This produces the highest quality copies for all paper. However, you can manually override this setting to copy in Fast mode. This produces copies more quickly and saves ink. The text is of comparable quality to copies produced using Best mode, but the graphics might be of lower quality. to make a copy from the front panel using the fast setting 1 Load your original face down on the left front corner of the glass. 2 Press the Paper Type button to select Plain. Note: In order to make a copy using Fast mode, you must select Plain as the Paper Type. If the Paper Type is set to Photo, the HP psc will always copy in Best mode. 3 Press and hold down the Scan button, and then press Start Copy, Black or Start Copy, Color. set the number of copies 1 Load your original face down on the left front corner of the glass. 2 Press Copies to increase the number of copies, up to a maximum of 9, and then press Start Copy, Black or Start Copy, Color. perform special copy jobs In addition to standard copying, your HP psc can copy photos and automatically enlarge or reduce your original to fit a specific paper size. This section contains the following topics: • make a 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) borderless copy of a photo on page 20 • reduce or enlarge an original to fit the paper loaded on page 21 For information on copy options that are available in the HP Director, see the onscreen hp image zone help that came with your software. make a 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) borderless copy of a photo For the best quality when copying a photo, load photo paper in the paper tray, and then use the Paper Type button to select Photo. You might also want to use the photo print cartridge for superior print quality. With the tri-color and photo print cartridges installed, you have a six-ink system. See use a photo print cartridge on page 36 for more information. 1 Load your original photo face down on the left front corner of the glass. Position the photo on the glass so the long edge of the photo is along the front edge of the glass. copy 20 hp psc 1310 series

Section	Page
contents	5
quick start	9
front panel overview	9
PictBridge camera port overview	11
front panel status lights	11
use your hp psc with a computer	14
open the hp director for Windows users	14
open the hp director for Macintosh users	16
load originals and load paper	19
load originals	19
load an original photo on the glass	20
load letter or A4 paper	20
load envelopes	22
load postcards, Hagaki cards, or 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) photo paper	22
recommended papers	23
load other types of paper in the paper tray	23
set the paper type	23
avoid jams	24
print from a camera	25
connect a camera	25
print photos from your camera	25
use the copy features	27
make copies	27
make a copy	27
adjust copy speed or quality	28
set the number of copies	28
perform special copy jobs	28
make a 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) borderless copy of a photo	28
reduce or enlarge an original to fit the paper loaded	29
stop copying	30
use the scan features	31
scan an original	31
stop scanning	32
order supplies	33
order media	33
order print cartridges	33
order other supplies	33
maintain your hp psc	35
clean the glass	35
clean the lid backing	35
clean the exterior	36
work with print cartridges	36
check the ink levels	36
print a self-test report	37
handle print cartridges	37
replace the print cartridges	38
use a photo print cartridge	40
use a print cartridge protector	40
align the print cartridges	41
clean the print cartridge contacts	43
self-maintenance sounds	44
get hp psc 1310 series support	45
get support and other information from the Internet	45
hp customer support	45
call in North America during warranty	46
call hp Japan customer support	46
call hp Korea customer support	46
support process for Western Europe	46
support process for Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa	47
call elsewhere in the world	47
call in Australia post-warranty	49
prepare your hp psc for shipment	49
hp distribution center	51
warranty information	53
duration of limited warranty	53
warranty service	53
express service	53
warranty upgrades	53
returning your hp psc for service	54
hewlett-packard limited global warranty statement	54
extent of limited warranty	54
limitations of warranty	54
limitations of liability	55
local law	55
technical information	57
paper specifications	57
print margin specifications	57
physical specifications	58
power specifications	58
environmental specifications	58
environmental product stewardship program	58
protecting the environment	58
ozone production	58
energy consumption	58
paper use	59
plastics	59
material safety data sheets	59
recycling program	59
hp inkjet supplies recycling program	59
regulatory notices	59
regulatory model identification number	59
FCC statement	60
note à l’attention des utilisateurs Canadien/notice to users in Canada	60
notice to users in Australia	60
geräuschemission	60
notice to users in Japan (VCCI-2)	61
notice to users in Korea	61
declaration of conformity (European Union)	61
declaration of conformity	62
hp instant share setup and use	63
use hp instant share in five easy steps (Windows)	63
use a scanned image	64
access hp instant share from the hp director	64
send a photo or image using your hp psc (Macintosh)	65
use a scanned image	65
access the e-mail option from the hp director	66
why should I register with hp instant share (Windows)?	66
troubleshooting information	67
installation troubleshooting	67
hardware and software installation troubleshooting	67
hp instant share setup troubleshooting	73
operational troubleshooting	73
hp instant share troubleshooting	74
PictBridge port troubleshooting	74

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chapter 4

copy

adjust copy speed or quality

The HP psc automatically copies in Best mode. This produces the highest quality

copies for all paper. However, you can manually override this setting to copy in

Fast mode. This produces copies more quickly and saves ink. The text is of

comparable quality to copies produced using Best mode, but the graphics might

be of lower quality.

to make a copy from the front panel using the fast setting

Load your original face down on the left front corner of the glass.

Press the

Paper Type

button to select

Plain

Note:

In order to make a copy using Fast mode, you must select Plain as the

Paper Type. If the Paper Type is set to Photo, the HP psc will always copy in

Best mode.

Press and hold down the

Scan

button, and then press

Start Copy

Black

Start Copy

Color

set the number of copies

Load your original face down on the left front corner of the glass.

Press

Copies

to increase the number of copies, up to a maximum of 9, and

then press

Start Copy

Black

Start Copy

Color

perform special copy jobs

In addition to standard copying, your HP psc can copy photos and automatically

enlarge or reduce your original to fit a specific paper size.

This section contains the following topics:

•

make a 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) borderless copy of a photo

on page 20

•

reduce or enlarge an original to fit the paper loaded

on page 21

For information on copy options that are available in the HP Director, see the

onscreen

hp image zone help

that came with your software.

make a 4 by 6 inch (10 by 15 cm) borderless copy of a photo

For the best quality when copying a photo, load photo paper in the paper tray,

and then use the Paper Type

button to select Photo. You might also want to use

the photo print cartridge for superior print quality. With the tri-color and photo

print cartridges installed, you have a six-ink system. See

use a photo print

cartridge

on page 36 for more information.

Load your original photo face down on the left front corner of the glass.

Position the photo on the glass so the long edge of the photo is along the

front edge of the glass.