Hp Laserjet P4010 P4510 Driver For Mac
HP Laserjet P4510 / 4515 Series The LaserJet P4515 is a fast, reliable laser printer with an A4 paper path and a selection of paper handling options. Throughput is up to 62 pages per minute and the processor, memory and network abilities are sufficient to sustain that - it isn't an idle boast. The P4010 series was introduced in spring 2008 and replaced the LJ 4250 / 4350 series, it resembles them a bit. It was replaced in 2011 by the LaserJet Enterprise 600, M602 and M603 giving much the same print speeds but a few improved features.
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In Spring 2015 HP refreshed the design again with the, M605 and M606 series - bigger memory, faster processor, better software, contemporary styling. The basic printers were low priced given the throughput users wanted. Printer manufacturers tend to make the basic machine cheap to get cartridge sales. These printers are quite robust, fast and expandable; there are extra input trays and output options. Larger systems are implemented as a tower on a trolley which saves space. The P4515 is part of a series of fairly high performance printers. There are actually two cut-down models called the P4014 and P4014n which have a throughput of 43 ppm.
The P4515 has three models all of which have a 100 sheet multipurpose tray (Tray 1) and a 500 sheet tray 2 sliding into the printer base. All models have an embedded JetDirect Gigabit Ethernet print server with IPSec security. The numeric keypad on the front of the printer allows jobs to be released only to people with a PIN code so printing can be secure in a corporate environment - and users of the printer can be clearly identified. P4014 - CB506A - 43 ppm, 96MB, MP tray and cassette, USB Port. Low capacity Cartridges. P4014N - CB507A - 43 ppm, 128MB, MP tray and cassette, USB and Ethernet. Low capacity Cartridges.
P4015N - CB509A - 50ppm, 128MB, MP tray and cassette, USB and Ethernet. Numeric keys. P4015TN - CB501A - 50ppm, 128MB, MP tray and 2 x cassettes, USB and Ethernet. Numeric keys. P4015x - CB511A - 50ppm, 128MB, MP tray and 2 x cassettes, Duplex, USB and Ethernet.
Numeric keys. P4515N - CB514A - 60ppm, 128MB, MP tray and cassette, Ethernet with IPSec. Numeric keys.
P4515TN - CB515A - 60ppm, 128MB, MP tray and 2 x cassette trays, Ethernet with IPSec. Numeric keys. P4515X - CB516A - 60ppm, 128MB, MP tray & 2 cassette trays, Duplex Ethernet with IPSec. Numeric keys. P4515XM - CB517A - 60ppm, 128MB, MP tray & 2 cassette trays, Duplex, 5-bin Mailbox, Ethernet with IPSec. Numeric keys Adding to the P4515X a 500 sheet tray, a 1500 sheet tray, a printer stand, a 5 bin mailbox and an EIO hard disk gives a high capacity printer as fast as most big copiers. There are few mechanical differences between the P4014, P4015 and P4515 and indeed the network models all use the same formatter board.
The difference in speed is simply controlled by the firmware installed. Users pay HP extra to get higher speed; it is just a tweak in the software but then that is the way of things. The direct predecessor for these machines was the LJ 4350 which is still widely in service but has a rather lower throughput and isn't so energy efficient. These machines have a long ancestry. Sensitive documents are protected by IPSec encryption and released with a PIN.
Access can be controlled with 802.1X authentication and password protection. HP were also supplying the A3 wide LJ 9040 /9050 series and the M5035 printer copier. Despite the wide print path they don't compete on sheer speed. The P4515 has the speed to print a novel in a few minutes - or at least it has the throughput although it lacks the finishing machinery to bind it in covers. For fast production of corporate reports the P4015 is brilliant and the P4515 just a bit faster still. LCD panel with graphics and up to 4 lines of text.
10 key numeric input for control and access control PIN numbers. Embedded web server for remote control. HP Web Jetadmin for printer fleet management. The control panel can be set to minimum, moderate, intermediate and maximum security. Minimum locks the Configure Device sub-menus for System Setup, I/O and Resets menu which ordinary users normally have no need to touch. Maximum locks the Information, Paper Handling, Configure Device and Diagnostics menus.
HP suggest a maximum throughput of up to 275,000 pages per month. The recommended monthly print volume is 5,000 to 20,000 pages. The print engine can deliver true 1200 x 1200 dpi.
FastRes 1200, ProRes 1200. Actual resolution used depends on job. If print quality has become a problem try a cleaning page - and if that doesn't work the printer probably needs more dramatic cleaning by hand. There are instructions on how to do this in the user manual. Up to 62 pages per minute for US letter paper, 60 ppm A4. First page out in under 9 seconds from ready mode.
Completion of typical office jobs in under 16 seconds. Not used as the basis for a multifunction machine so far?
Tray 1: Multipurpose tray for up to 100 sheets of special media in sizes A4, A5, letter, legal etc. Media sizes from 3x4 to 8.5x14 inches. Tray 2: Built into the printer base: Paper with sizes as for tray 1 Tray 3, 4, 5: Optionally under the printer: Up to 500 sheets of paper as for tray 1. 500 sheet top output bin. Optional 5-bin mailbox with sorting capability. Face-up tray with a capacity up to 100 sheets.
100 Sheet rear output bin. (Motorola Coldfire V5x) 540MHz Laser printers use memory as a communications buffer and workspace but mainly to perform the raster image processing task where the print language is converted into a bitmap image of the page about to be printed. An A4 image printed at 1200 dpi can use 128MB RAM. These printers ship with sufficient memory for most tasks but not enough to print all full-page pictures or bitmapped PDFs for instance.
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If a job takes excessive amounts of time or the printer reports memory errors such as '21 PAGE TOO COMPLEX' then more memory is likely to help. 128MB expandable to 640MB via one open 144-pin 32-bit DDR2 DIMM slot on the formatter board. Note that DIMMs require static handling precautions.
Note also that with just one open slot an existing DIMM will have to be discarded if the printer is upgraded again. The printer supports direct printing of PDF files when 128MB of memory is present but the User Guide suggests that for the best performance memory should be upgraded to at least 192MB. The memory used in these printers is not compatible with that from older HP products. When more memory has been installed in the printer the installed memory entry in the driver of the computer(s) that use the printer needs to be changed, otherwise the computer will not make best use of the new memory.
If memory is downgraded it is particularly important to decrease the memory entry in the driver, otherwise jobs are likely to hang. There are also:. 2 x internal USB Ports for adding fonts, languages and forms handling software. Printing a configuration page will show what is actually installed. All models of this printer come with an embedded network port.
USB 2.0 port for simple connections. External and internal USB for 3rd Party connections. 1 EIO slot. All models have an embedded JetDirect Gigabit Ethernet with IPSec. IPv4/IPv6, Port 9100, LPD, IPP, Secure-IPP, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, BOOTP/DHCP, DHCPv6, Apple Bonjour, WS Discovery, etc.
PCL5e, PCL6, PostScript L3 emulation, Direct PDF. HP Universal print driver. Windows XP, Certified for Vista, Mac OS X v10.2.8 and later. Via networks Red-Hat and Suse Linux. Most Linux and other systems should be compatible via PostScript.
Models for 220 volt UK and European and 110 Volt US, Canada and Japan use. Power requirements:.
100 to 127 volts (± 10%) 50/60 Hz (± 2 Hz) Rated current 10.7 Amps. 220 to 240 volts (± 10%) 50/60 Hz (± 2 Hz) Rated current 5.7 Amps Uses a right-angled power cord. Power consumption is largely explained by network monitoring in the sleep state and is less than 13 watts. In the Active printing state power is partly consumed by motors but most significant is the fuser so faster machines consume more power. Off - 0 Watts, Sleep - 12 Watts, Ready - 20 Watts.
Active Printing: P4010 43ppm - 800 Watts, P4015 50ppm - 840 Watts, P4515 60ppm - 910 Watts. The user manual actually says: The Off current is Less than 0.1W - this might be the cable and power filter? Sleep is around 13 Watts, that is actually quite high, probably a result of supporting gigabit ethernet. Switching the machine off at the power point when the office is closed will save a few pence per day and some carbon emissions. These printers have an economy printing mode 'EconoMode' which reduces the quantity of toner used at the cost of some reduction in print quality.
The lighter print saves money for tasks like proof-reading. HP's user manual warns that EconoMode should not be set on continually because there is a risk that the toner supply might then outlast the mechanical parts of print cartridges. Economode will normally be set on or off by the user in the Windows Print Driver Print Quality Tab or in the Macintosh Configuration Settings Economode and Toner Density tab. Sleep mode reduces the power consumption to 12 watts. The display dims and the printer shuts down circuits that aren't needed to detect new data. 12 watts is actually quite substantial and is probably the result of running a gigabit ethernet card.
If the printer genuinely won't be used overnight there is a small saving in turning it off at the wall. It is probably more significant to turn off computers. The sleep delay can be set in CONFIGURE DEVICE and SYSTEM SETUP and SLEEP DELAY. A Wake Time can be set if sleep mode is on so that the warm up and calibration time doesn't interfere with use. Size varies by model with the TN and X models being larger because of the extra trays (H, D, W):.
P4010 and P4510 Series base and n model: 394 mm (15.5 in) 4515 mm (17.8 in) 425 mm (16.75 in). P4010 and P4510 Series tn models: 514 mm (20.25 in) 451 mm (17.8 in) 425 mm (16.75 in). P4010 and P4510 Series x models: 514 mm (20.25 in) 533 mm (21.0 in) 425 mm (16.75 in).
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