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Getting connected, Connecting to other devices - bluetooth

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4 Getting connected Use the printer to stay connected to other devices and to family and friends. Connecting to other devices This printer offers several ways of connecting to computers or other devices. Each connection type lets you do different things. Connection type and what you need What this lets you do USB ● Print from your computer to the ● A Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 or printer. 2.0 full speed compliant cable ● Save photos from a memory card 3 meters (10 feet) or less in length. inserted in the printer to your For instructions about connecting computer where you can enhance the printer to your computer with a or organize them using the USB cable, see Installing the HP Image Zone software. software. ● Share photos through HP Instant ● A computer with Internet access (to Share. use HP Instant Share). ● Print directly from an HP Photosmart direct-printing digital camera to the printer. For more information, see Printing without a computer and the camera documentation. PictBridge Print directly from a PictBridgecompatible digital camera to the printer. For more information, see Printing without a computer and the camera documentation. PictBridge symbol ● A PictBridge-compatible digital camera and a USB cable. ● Connect the camera to the camera port on the front of the printer. Bluetooth The optional HP Bluetooth wireless printer adapter. Print from any device with Bluetooth wireless technology to the printer. If you connect the optional HP Bluetooth wireless printer adapter to the printer through the camera port, be sure to set the Bluetooth printer menu options as needed. See Printer menu. HP Photosmart 380 series User's Guide 35

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Getting connected
Use the printer to stay connected to other devices and to family and friends.
Connecting to other devices
This printer offers several ways of connecting to computers or other devices. Each
connection type lets you do different things.
Connection type and what you need
What this lets you do
USB
●
A Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 or
2.0 full speed compliant cable
3 meters (10 feet) or less in length.
For instructions about connecting
the printer to your computer with a
USB cable, see
Installing the
software
.
●
A computer with Internet access (to
use HP Instant Share).
●
Print from your computer to the
printer.
●
Save photos from a memory card
inserted in the printer to your
computer where you can enhance
or organize them using the
HP Image Zone software.
●
Share photos through HP Instant
Share.
●
Print directly from an
HP Photosmart direct-printing digital
camera to the printer. For more
information, see
Printing without a
computer
and the camera
documentation.
PictBridge
PictBridge symbol
●
A PictBridge-compatible digital
camera and a USB cable.
●
Connect the camera to the camera
port on the front of the printer.
Print directly from a PictBridge-
compatible digital camera to the printer.
For more information, see
Printing
without a computer
and the camera
documentation.
Bluetooth
The optional HP Bluetooth wireless
printer adapter.
Print from any device with Bluetooth
wireless technology to the printer.
If you connect the optional HP Bluetooth
wireless printer adapter to the printer
through the camera port, be sure to set
the Bluetooth printer menu options as
needed. See
Printer menu
.
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