On the LaserJet P1005, which doesn't have any buttons other than the power button, you can't print a configuration page from the printer itself; you have to do it from your computer, from within the print driver. But you can print out a sort of test page from the printer, just to verify that the printer is able to print. This page is just a series of lines, but it can be helpful when troubleshooting printing problems.
To print out this test page, turn the printer on and then open and close the top cover of the printer (where the toner cartridge goes in) five times in a row. After you close the cover the last time, the sample test page will begin printing.
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
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IT WORKS just did it with the p1005
ReplyDeleteGlad it worked for you!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot
ReplyDeleteGood Sharing!! I only got a page with horizontal lines though..
ReplyDeletehahaboy- that's all it's supposed to be, it just tests that the printer can print. To print a configuration page, you'll need to do that from your computer.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was a relief
ReplyDeleteThanks
ReplyDeleteWorking.
ReplyDeleteThanks
thanks alot
ReplyDeleteYou have my thanks, stranger from years gone by.
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