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photo color, model 1215, factory default, settings

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hp photosmart 1215/1115 color printer photo color (model 1215) factory default settings When printing directly from the memory card, you can set the printer to print photos in Color, Black & White, Sepia, or Antique. Photos printed in Sepia print in brown tones and look similar to photos produced in the early 1900s. Photos printed in Antique print in the same brown tones as Sepia but with some pale colors added to give the appearance that they are hand colored. Note: This setting is only active when printing from a memory card; it is inactive when printing from the computer. To change the photo color: 1 On the Control panel, press the Tools button until the LCD asks if you want to adjust the color options for the next print, then press OK/Yes. 2 Press the right side of the Tools button again to select Color, Black & White, Sepia, or Antique. 3 Press OK/Yes. Note: After you finish printing the photo, the photo color setting returns to the default setting, Color. If you want to continue printing in Black & White, Sepia or Antique, you need to change the photo color setting before each print job. If you made adjustments to the print settings, you can reset the printer to the original factory settings. To use the factory settings: 1 On the Control panel, press the Tools button until the LCD asks if you want to reset all the tools settings. 2 Press OK/Yes. 21

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hp photosmart 1215/1115 color printer
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photo color
(model 1215)
When printing directly from the memory card, you can set the printer to
print photos in Color, Black & White, Sepia, or Antique. Photos printed in
Sepia print in brown tones and look similar to photos produced in the
early 1900s. Photos printed in Antique print in the same brown tones as
Sepia but with some pale colors added to give the appearance that they
are hand colored.
Note:
This setting is only active when printing from a memory card; it is
inactive when printing from the computer.
To change the photo color:
1
On the Control panel, press the
Tools
button until the LCD asks if you
want to adjust the color options for the next print, then press
OK/Yes
.
2
Press the
right side
of the
Tools
button again to select
Color
,
Black &
White
,
Sepia
, or
Antique
.
3
Press
OK/Yes
.
Note:
After you finish printing the photo, the photo color setting
returns to the default setting,
Color
. If you want to continue
printing in Black & White, Sepia or Antique, you need to
change the photo color setting before each print job.
factory default
settings
If you made adjustments to the print settings, you can reset the printer to
the original factory settings.
To use the factory settings:
1
On the Control panel, press the
Tools
button until the LCD asks if you
want to reset all the tools settings.
2
Press
OK/Yes
.