The configuration/self-test page that you can print from a Deskjet 5650 is very short. It doesn't have nearly as much information as configuration pages on other printers, but it will show the printer's serial number and total page count.
To print the configuration/self-test page:
- Hold down the Power button (next to the printer's name, on the right).
- Press the Resume button (on the left side of the printer; it has a picture of a sheet of paper with a down arrow on it) four times.
- Release the Power button.
Once you let go of the Power button, the green light on the right side of the printer will flash, and the configuration page will print out.
These same steps will work for many other Deskjet models, including the 6520 and 6540.
Printer configuration pages often tell you useful information about a printer, such as its page count or meter, network settings, and toner levels. To find instructions for printing a configuration page, click on the manufacturer's name on the green bar below. To find instructions for viewing an on-screen page count, click the corresponding link on the sidebar. Check back often for updates.
How to print config pages:
- - Apple
- - Brother
- - Canon
- - Dell
- - Epson
- - Fiery
- - Gestetner
- - Hewlett-Packard (HP)
- - Imagistics
- - InfoPrint
- - Infotec
- - Intermec
- - Kodak
- - Konica Minolta
- - Kyocera
- - Lanier
- - Lexmark
- - Muratec
- - NRG
- - Océ
- - Oki
- - Panasonic
- - Pitney Bowes
- - Rex Rotary
- - Ricoh
- - Samsung
- - Savin
- - Sharp
- - Source Technologies
- - TA Triumph-Adler
- - Toshiba
- - Xerox
Thursday, September 22, 2011
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This also worked for my Deskjet 6540.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update! I'll add that one to the list as well.
ReplyDeleteAs long as I'm contributing, this also worked for a Deskjet 6988.
ReplyDeleteGood to know! I thought the process for a 6988 was different -- just holding down the Print Cancel button, but I haven't seen one of those in a while.
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