Here is everything you need to know about the Hp Officejet printer 6600e manual – a document that contains information about installing, configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting the Hp Officejet printer 6600e printer.
How to install Hp Officejet printer 6600e manual
- Select the desired Hp Officejet printer 6600e manual from the table and download it;
- Open the download folder on your computer;
- Double-click the downloaded file to run;
Hp Officejet printer 6600e manual
HP still sells more inkjet all-in-ones than any other company by a healthy margin, and is careful not to disturb a winning formula. The Officejet 6600 is an evolutionary product, applying tweaks to an already good specification, though still with a couple of surprising omissions from its feature set.
It’s another black box, but with enough curves on everything from its Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) to its touchscreen control panel to ease it into a home, as well as a more square-cut small office environment. The feed tray for its 35-page ADF has heavily rounded sides, so from the front it looks something like a stylishly-billed duck.
The single paper tray has a good capacity of 250-sheets (half a ream), so you shouldn’t have to refill it too often. The output tray, directly above it, has a pull-out extension, which makes the printer very deep when it’s set up for printing. Rival machines set the print head further back, so the overall depth is kept smaller.We tried downloading a daily puzzle page, which printed automatically at a set time each day, so you could, for example, pick up a puzzle sheet on the way out to a daily commute. Much of the content is US-based though, so watch out for spelling and cultural differences.
HP makes fairly modest speed claims for the Officejet 6600, with 14ppm for black and 8ppm for colour. Under test, our sample produced a maximum of 13.0ppm on the 20-page sample, which is pretty close, but only 4.6ppm for colour. In real terms, though, both these figures are good for an inkjet.
A single page colour copy form the flatbed took a spritely 31s and a five-page black text copy from the ADF completed in 56s, also quite quick. 15 x 10cm photos took around a minute from both PC and Android smartphone sources. HP’s ePrint Home & Business app on our Samsung Galaxy Mini was easy to use and prints quickly via any ad hoc wireless link, as well as via the Web.
