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    HP A10 Pr inting Mailbo x User G uid e P art number: Q6 03 0 - 80014 F irst e dition: 0 8/2006[...]

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    © Cop y ri ght 2006 Hew lett -P ack ard Dev elopment Comp any , L.P . The inf ormati on contained herein is su bjec t to change w ithout n otice . Repr oductio n, ada ptation o r translati on w i thout pri or wr it ten permissi on is pr ohibited , ex cept as allo we d under copy right la w s. Energ y Star® and Energ y Star logo® ar e US register[...]

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    3 Stay Connected with Presto™! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Stopping the Printing Mailbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Loading Paper . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Stay Connected with Presto™! 4 Sta y Connected w ith Pr esto™! Pr est o is a ne w and eas y wa y to r ece i ve email and photos f r om fr iends and family , w i thout a computer or Internet connection. W ith the eas y- to -use Pr est o™ Serv ice , y ou get: E asy to enjo y email - Pr esto Mail Email and digital ph otos f r om fr ie nds and f [...]

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    5 Setup Setup[...]

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    Setup 6[...]

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    7 Setup[...]

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    Setup 8[...]

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    9 Setup[...]

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    Setup 10[...]

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    11 Setup[...]

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    Setup 12[...]

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    Stopping the Printing Mailbox 13 Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbo x Using the HP A10 Pr inting Mailbo x Once y ou ha v e acti vated y our Pr es to Serv ice and set up y our Pr inting Mailbo x , it w ill connect to the Pr e sto S ervi ce and print y our messages aut omati cally . Whenever y ou r P r inti ng Ma ilbox recei ves and p rints a messa ge,[...]

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    Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbox 14 Lo a d i n g P a p er Th e P aper light blinks w hen the Pr in ting Mailbo x is out of paper . Use onl y plain paper (8. 5 x 11”) in the HP A10 Pr inting Mailbox. Do not use an y other t ype o f paper suc h as car ds, en v elopes , photo paper , or tr anspar enci es. T o load paper: 1. Open the top cov er . P [...]

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    Loading Paper 15 Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbo x 3. Insert the stac k into the tr ay and sli de it fo rwar d until it st ops . 4. Clo se the top co ve r . NO TE: If the P aper light con tinues to blink , chec k that the top co v er is c losed pr oper ly . 5. P ull out the paper tr ay e xtend er and then f lip it open .[...]

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    Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbox 16 R emo v ing and R eplac ing the Pr int C artri dge Th e Ink light tur ns on when the pr in t car tr idge is r unning lo w on ink, and blinks w hen the pr int car tr idge is out of ink . R eplace the print cartridge using the ins tru cti ons be lo w . Y ou should also r eplace the pr int cartri dge if your me ssa[...]

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    Removing and Replacing the Print Cartridge 17 Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbo x T o re mo ve the old pr int cartri dge: 1. Open the top cov er . P ush the co v er gently un til it sta ys up . W ait for the pr int car tri dge to mov e to the ri ght side o f the Pr inting Mailbo x. 2. L ightl y pres s dow n on the print ca rtri dge to releas e it ( [...]

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    Using the HP A10 Printing Mailbox 18 3. P lace the ne w pr int car tri dge in th e empty slot. P ush the top part of the cartr idge f orwar d until it cli cks int o place . 4. Clo se the top co ve r .[...]

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    Printing Mailbox is Not Ready 19 What Should I Do ... What Sh ould I Do ... This c hapter pro vi des tips and ans w ers to fr equently asked questions about u sing the HP A10 Pr inting Mailbo x. Pr inting Mailbo x is Not R e ad y When t he P rinting Mail box is ready to receiv e an d print m essages, the R ead y ligh t at the fr ont cor ner w ill b[...]

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    What Should I Do... 20 Lig ht s a re B l i n k i n g Th e lights o n the Pr inting Mailbo x blink when a pr oblem occurs and r equir es yo ur attention . Chec k the lights on the Printing Mailbo x, and see the follo w ing sec tions f or the action t o tak e . • Ink light is blinking • P aper light is blinking • Ink and P aper lights ar e blin[...]

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    Lights are Blinking 21 What Should I Do ... F or instructi ons on re mo v ing and/or installing pr int cartri dges , see “R emov ing and Replac ing the Pr int Cartri dge ” on page 16. CA UTION: Be sur e to use onl y HP 9 5 T r i-color Inkjet Pr int Cartri dge (part number C8 7 66W) or the HP 9 7 T ri-color Inkjet Pr int Cartri dge (C9 36 3W ) i[...]

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    What Should I Do... 22 Pa g e i s B l a n k If blank paper comes ou t of the Printing Ma ilbo x after y ou hav e changed the pr int car tr idge , y ou may hav e for gotten to r emo v e the plasti c tape ( w ith the pink ta b) fr om the print cartr idge . F ollow the s teps in “Remo v ing and R e plac ing the Print Cartr idge ” on page 16 to r e[...]

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    Carriage is Stalled 23 What Should I Do ... 1. Pr ess the tab on the le ft side of the r ear panel to r elease the p an e l. Pul l th e p a ne l away fr om the Pr inting Mailbo x. 2. Gentl y pull the pape r out of the r ollers. CA UTION: If the paper tear s when y ou are r emo ving it , chec k for tor n p ieces of pa per th at might s till r emain [...]

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    What Should I Do... 24 Car e and Maintenance The HP A10 Pr inting Mailbo x r equires v er y little maintenance. W hen needed , clean onl y the outsid e of the Pr inting Mailbo x. Cleaning the e xteri or 1. Unplug the po wer cor d fr om the outlet. 2. Gentl y w ipe the outside of the Pr inting Mailbo x w ith a soft c loth that has been lightl y mois[...]

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    Care and Maintenance 25 What Should I Do ... F ollow the se st eps to c lean the contacts: 1. Open the top cov er . 2. L ightl y pres s dow n on the print ca rtri dge to releas e it ( ) , then r emo ve it f r om the cartri dge slot ( ) . 3. Holding the pr int cartri dge b y its side s, inspec t the pr int cartri dge contacts f or ink and debr is bu[...]

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    What Should I Do... 26 Serv ice and Support Presto Ser vice • F or cu stomer s uppor t, call toll fr ee 800 -919-3199 . • If you have Intern et acc ess, you can also send an ema il messa ge to support@presto.com . • Go to www .p re sto .co m f or mor e i nf or mation on the Pr esto ser v ice. HP A10 Pr inting Mailbo x • F or techni cal supp[...]

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    Specifications 27 Appe ndix Ap pe nd ix Sp ecifica t ion s Pa p e r T r a y L e t t e r - s i z e ( 8 . 5 x 1 1 i n c h e s ) Input Ca pac ity 5 0 sheets letter Output Ca pacity 2 5 sheets letter P aper T ype P lain paper 16 t o 2 4 lb . P aper Siz e Letter 8. 5 x 11 inches Pr int Cartr idge s 1 HP T ri-color cartr idge – H P 9 5 ( C 87 6 6 W ) o[...]

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    Appendix 28[...]