Philips PORTABLE RADIO CASS REC + CD - Manual (Page 61)

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Problems?: Troubleshooting Tips
The printer is really slow.
(continued) You may be using outdated printer
software. Check the printer driver you are using. Check HP’s web site for the most
recent software updates (see page 75 for web site addresses).
You may be printing a complex
document containing graphics or
photographs. Be patient. Large, complex documents containing graphics or photographs
print slower than text documents.
• You may have chosen 2400 x
1200 dpi .
• You may be trying to print a
photo.
• In Photo Paper Printing , select PhotoREt instead of 2400 x 1200 dpi ,
then print your document again.
• If you have selected PhotoREt, are using a parallel cable, and are having
trouble printing, enable hardware ECP to speed photo printing.
a Open the HP DeskJet Toolbox (see page 13).
b Click on the Configuration tab.
c Check Attempt to Use Hardware ECP .
d Apply your changes and try printing your photo again.
You may be using a USB
cable and other USB devices are in
use.
1 Attach the printer’s USB cable directly to the computer, rather than to a
hub (if one is being used).
2 Avoid using other devices attached to the hub while printing.
The Paper Type option may be set
to
Automatic .
When the paper type is set to Automatic , the printer scans the first page of a
print job to determine the appropriate paper type. This may take a few
seconds. To avoid this, choose a specific paper type rather than using the
default Automatic setting. See “Setup Tab” on page 8.
The printer will not turn on (all
button lights are off). The printer may have drawn too
much power. Disconnect the printer from the power cord for approximately 10 seconds.
Reconnect the power cord and turn on the printer using the Power button.
Why won’t it print? Continued
What is the problem? Possible cause To solve the problem…