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Default How to turn off the HP Photosmart 3210 automatically - 03-19-2007 , 11:56 AM






Hi,

I'd like to know how to turn off my HP Photosmart 3210 automatically, i.e.
when I shutdown Windows XP Home SP2. Now I always have to turn it off
manually.
Another thing I'd appreciate is an automatic shutdown of the printer after a
configurable number of minutes.
I examined the settings of the HP Photosmart driver, but to no avail. So
does anyone know how to turn this printer off automatically?

Thanks a lot.



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Default Re: How to turn off the HP Photosmart 3210 automatically - 03-25-2007 , 07:00 AM







"Ben Boerstoel" <bnospam (AT) xs4a (DOT) nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi,

I'd like to know how to turn off my HP Photosmart 3210 automatically, i.e.
when I shutdown Windows XP Home SP2. Now I always have to turn it off
manually.
Another thing I'd appreciate is an automatic shutdown of the printer after
a
configurable number of minutes.
I examined the settings of the HP Photosmart driver, but to no avail. So
does anyone know how to turn this printer off automatically?

Thanks a lot.


I think thatīs impossible. But thereīs hardly any difference in power
consumption and activity between standby and idle mode, once the print
headīs been parked. Just a few LEDs that are lit. Unless, of course, the
printer performs a cleaning cycle each time during boot if itīs not powered
off.


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