If the In tray or optional lower tray is empty
1. Load paper in the tray.
2. Press the Resume button to continue printing.
HP Deskjet 6840 Printer series
HP Deskjet 6840 Printer series - If the In tray or optional lower tray is empty
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HP Deskjet 6840 Printer series - If the In tray or optional lower tray is empty
HP Deskjet 6840 Printer series > If the In tray or optional lower tray is empty
- 1 HP Deskjet 6800 series printer
- 2 Special features
- 3 Getting started
- 4 Connecting to the printer
- 4.1 USB
- 4.2 Wireless networking
- 4.2.1 Wireless networking basics
- Wi-Fi
- Adapters and access points
- Reducing interference in a wireless network
- Wireless network examples
- Communication modes
- Wireless network settings
- Wireless profiles
- Printing
- 4.2.2 Wireless network examples
- Ad hoc networks
- Infrastructure networks
- Mixed wired and wireless networks
- 4.2.3 Wireless profiles
- Example
- 4.2.4 Network name (SSID)
- Example
- 4.2.5 Wireless security
- Wireless security basics
- 4.2.6 Authentication and encryption
- Authentication
- Encryption
- 4.2.7 Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)
- WPA is a network feature
- Encryption
- Configuring the printer to use WPA
- 4.2.8 Wired equivalent privacy (WEP)
- WEP is a network feature
- WEP keys
- Configuring the printer to use WEP
- 4.2.9 Open system
- Configuring the printer for an open system
- 4.2.10 Installing the printer on a wireless network
- 4.2.11 Wireless Status light
- Signal Strength indicator
- 4.2.12 Report Page button
- 4.2.13 Network icon
- 4.2.14 Wireless radio
- How the wireless radio works
- Wireless Status light
- Disabling and enabling the wireless radio
- 4.2.15 HP Report page
- Printing an HP Report page
- Selecting the language
- Understanding the HP Report page
- 4.2.16 Embedded Web server (EWS)
- 4.2.17 Resetting the printer to the factory default settings
- 4.2.18 Networking glossary
- 4.3 Wired Ethernet networking
- 4.3.1 Ethernet basics
- Hardware
- Network communication
- Internet connections
- Ethernet network examples
- Printing
- 4.3.2 Ethernet network examples
- Shared Internet connection with a router acting as a gateway
- Shared internet connection with a PC acting as a gateway
- DSL or cable Internet connection without a gateway
- Ethernet network without an Internet connection
- 4.3.3 Installing the printer on an Ethernet network
- 4.3.4 Connecting the printer to an Ethernet network
- 4.3.5 Installing the printer software
- Previous installations
- Software installation
- 4.3.6 Ethernet lights
- Link light
- Activity light
- 5 Printing photos from a digital camera
- 6 Printing photos from a computer
- 6.1 Enhancing your photos
- 6.2 PhotoREt
- 6.3 HP digital photography options
- 6.4 Maximum dpi
- 6.5 Exif Print
- 6.6 Printing borderless photos
- 6.7 Photo print cartridge
- 6.8 Using advanced color settings
- 6.9 Color management
- 6.10 Gray photo print cartridge
- 6.11 Printing black-and white-photos
- 6.12 Storing and handling photo paper
- 6.13 Saving money when printing photos
- 6.14 Small borderless photos
- 6.15 Large borderless photos
- 6.16 Panoramic borderless photos
- 6.17 Small photos with a white border
- 6.18 Large photos with a white border
- 6.19 Panoramic photos with a white border
- 7 Printing other documents
- 8 Printing tips
- 8.1 Printing shortcuts
- 8.2 Print task quick sets
- 8.3 Using the 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory
- 8.4 Printing in grayscale
- 8.5 Setting the printer default settings
- 8.6 Setting the page order
- 8.7 Printing collated copies
- 8.8 Automatic two-sided printing
- 8.9 Manual two-sided printing
- 8.10 Printing multiple pages on a single sheet of paper
- 8.11 Print preview
- 8.12 Selecting a paper type
- 8.13 Selecting a print quality
- 8.14 Resizing a document
- 8.15 Watermarks
- 8.16 Printing a borderless brochure
- 8.17 Printing a different first page
- 8.18 Setting a custom paper size
- 8.19 Selecting a paper source
- 9 Printer software
- 10 Maintenance
- 10.1 Installing print cartridges
- 10.2 Aligning print cartridges
- 10.3 Calibrating color
- 10.4 Automatically cleaning print cartridges
- 10.5 Manually cleaning the print cartridges
- 10.6 Printing a test page
- 10.7 View estimated ink levels
- 10.8 Removing ink from skin and clothing
- 10.9 Maintaining print cartridges
- 10.10 Maintaining the printer body
- 10.11 Printer toolbox
- 11 Troubleshooting
- 11.1 Ethernet problems
- 11.2 Wireless communication problems
- Check the Wireless Status light
- Printer's network settings do not match the settings for the network
- The radio signal is weak
- Reducing interference in a wireless network
- A personal software firewall is blocking communication between the printer and the computer
- The Wireless Access Point filters MAC addresses
- Printer has the wrong network settings
- 11.3 Printer is not printing
- 11.4 Paper jam
- 11.5 Paper problems
- 11.6 Print quality is poor
- 11.7 Document is misprinted
- 11.8 Photos are not printing correctly
- 11.9 Banners are not printing correctly
- 11.10 Borderless printing problems
- 11.11 Error messages
- 11.12 Printer lights are on or flashing
- 11.13 Document prints slowly
- 11.14 If you continue to have problems
- 12 Optional accessories
- 12.1 Automatic Two-Sided Printing Accessory (duplexer)
- 12.1.1 Installing the duplexer
- 12.1.2 Enabling the duplexer
- 12.1.3 Printing a booklet automatically
- Guidelines
- Printing
- 12.1.4 Automatic two-sided printing problems
- Paper jam occurs inside the Automatic Two-Sided Printing Accessory
- Paper jam
- Option for two-sided printing cannot be selected
- Only one side of the page prints when the two-sided printing option is enabled
- Binding margin is in the wrong place
- Paper size changes when the two-sided printing option is selected
- Colors look faded
- 12.1.5 Automatic Two-Sided Printing Accessory specifications
- Dimensions when attached to printer
- Skew (second side of printed page)
- Media weight
- Media sizes
- 12.2 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory
- 12.2.1 Installing the 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory
- 12.2.2 Loading the 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory
- Two parts
- Setting the paper size
- Loading paper
- 12.2.3 Printing a different first page with the 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory
- Guidelines
- Load paper
- Printing
- 12.2.4 250-Sheet Plain Paper Tray Accessory specifications
- Dimensions
- Weight
- Media weight
- Media sizes
- 12.3 Auto Two-Sided Print Accessory with Small Paper Tray
- 12.3.1 Installing the Auto Two-Sided Print Accessory with Small Paper Tray
- 12.3.2 Printing postcards
- Guidelines
- Preparing to print
- Printing
- 12.3.3 Small photos
- Guidelines
- Preparing to print
- Printing
- 12.3.4 Envelopes
- Guidelines
- Preparing to print
- Printing
- 12.3.5 Problems with the Auto Two-Sided Print Accessory with Small Paper Tray
- Paper jam
- Option for two-sided printing cannot be selected
- Paper size changes when the two-sided printing option is selected
- Binding margin is in the wrong place
- Only one side of the page prints when the two-sided printing option is enabled
- Colors look faded
- 12.3.6 Auto Two-Sided Print Accessory with Small Paper Tray specifications
- Dimensions when attached to printer
- Duplexing specifications
- Small paper tray specifications
- 12.1 Automatic Two-Sided Printing Accessory (duplexer)
- 13 Supplies
- 14 Specifications
- 15 Notices
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