HP Officejet Pro L7680 - Control panel

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Control panel

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Control panel

NOTE: The control panel layout and features vary

depending on the model of the device that you have.

Your device might not have all of the buttons and lights

described in this section.

1 Speed Dial

Speed-dial buttons: Access the first five speed-dial

numbers. An entry might be a fax number or a group of

fax numbers, or a folder on the network.

List of speed-dial entries: Identify the speed-dial entries

that correspond to the five speed-dial buttons. You can

write the entries on the lined paper that is provided,

or print lists to insert.

2 SCAN

Scan Menu: Select a scan destination.

Digital Filing: Open the Direct Digital Filing speed-dial

address book to select a destination for the scan.

START SCAN: Start a scan job and send it to the

destination you selected using the Scan Menu button.

3 FAX

Menu: Open the menu for the fax function.

Junk Fax Blocker: Open the Junk Fax Blocker menu

where you can add or delete numbers from a list of

blocked fax numbers and view reports. This feature is

available only if caller ID is set up through your phone

company.

Resolution: Adjust the speed and quality of faxes that

are sent from the device.

Redial/Pause: Redial the most recently dialed fax

number.

Auto Answer: Set the fax function to answer the phone

automatically after a specified number of rings.

START FAX Black or START FAX Color: Start the fax,

in black and white or in color.

4 Keypad

Enter fax numbers, values, or text.

5 Display

NOTE: Some device models have a two-line display

and some models have a color display.

Shows status and error messages, mode and setup

menus and their options, help information, and ink

cartridge levels.

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Identify the device parts

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Arrow buttons: Move through menu options or through

photos on the color display (if available).

OK: Select a menu, setting, or if the device has a color

display, select photos for printing.

Back: Return to the previous menu.

6 Other buttons

Setup: Access the menu system for reports, settings,

and maintenance.

2-sided: Select two-sided output (if a duplexer is

installed).

Help: Shows additional information about messages

or menus that are shown on the display. For hardware

problems, shows a message that explains the problem.

If the device does not have a Help button, use the Setup

button to access the help.

Cancel: Stop a job, exit a menu, or exit settings.

7 COPY

Menu: Open the menu for the copy function.

Reduce/Enlarge: Change the size of the copy.

Number Of Copies: Select the number of copies using

either the arrow keys or by entering the number directly

using the keypad.

Collate: Sequence copied output in the exact order it is

scanned from the scanner glass or ADF.

Quality: Control the speed and quality of copies.

The Quality light illuminates next to the selected copy

quality.

START COPY Black or START COPY Color: Start the copy

in black and white or in color.

8 PHOTO

Menu: Open the menu for the photo function.

Proof Sheet: Print a proof sheet when a memory card

has been inserted in a memory card slot.

Rotate: If the device has a color display, rotate the

currently displayed photo 90 degrees. Subsequent

presses continue to rotate the photo 90 degrees.

Zoom (- and +): If the device has a color display,

enlarge or reduce the image.

PRINT PHOTOS: Start the photo printing job.

9 Power button and lights

Power button: Turn the device on or off. When the

device is off, a minimal amount of power is still supplied

to the device. To completely disconnect the power

supply to the device, turn the device off, and then

unplug the power cord.

When lit, indicates that the device is on. The light blinks

while performing a job.

Network status light: Indicate the status of the

device on a network.

Wireless (802.11) status light: Indicate the status of

the device on a wireless network.

Attention light: When blinking, the attention light

indicates an error has occurred that requires your

attention.

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Parallel- vs. serial-type phone systems

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