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• DeskJet 6540 not recognising installation of duplexer ph5712

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  Summary of the problem: I bought a duplexer ph5712 to work with my Deskjet 6540. 65xx Deskjets are listed as compatible on the ph5712 box. My operating system (Windows 7 RC1 x 64) does not recognize the presence of the duplex unit, even when I manually put the setting duplex unit installed in the properties of the printer and the printer are in Control Panel > printers & devices not installed to the Installed State. The duplexer is compatible with my printer, but it seems to be invisible to my printer and operating system. Here's a longer explanation of what I've done so far.

  I have a Deskjet 6540 who has always worked very well. I recently bought a ph5712 duplexer. The duplexer has been installed quickly and immediately, I tried a double-sided printing in Win7 x 64 RC1 using a multi-page document in Word 2007 SP2. To print I clicked on print, then went in the properties and choose duplex printing in the drop-down box. I then in the same window below the drop-down list to change the setting to print 2 sides of manual, automatic, but automatic was not available. Then, the document printed with manual duplex printing. The printer driver is unclear of the duplex unit.

  Then I'm gone in done printers & devices, right click on Deskjet 6540, selected printer properties, click the device settings tab. Under the heading Installation Options, I saw that duplex unit has been set to not installed. I changed to installed and tried again the above printing method. This time, automatic was available to choose for printing 2 sides. When printing, I got an error message indicating that the printer does not have a duplex unit installed and offered to print with manual duplex printing. I cancelled and the printer to check the connection between the duplex unit and the printer off.

  I pulled the duplexer from the back of the printer to check to see if the electrical interface on the duplex unit that connects to the printer has tape on it or something to protect it during transport. I did it with the understanding that if there is not a successful connection between the duplex unit and the printer then the printer and the OS do not know that the duplex module has been installed. There was no tape, the connection was fine and appearred to be complete. However I noticed that the duplexer had 4 points of contact, while the printer was only two, which suggests maybe the duplexer is not made to interface with this printer. However, I realize that this duplex module is designed for several models of printers, then perhaps this particular printer model uses only two contact points. The box of the duplexer is said expressly that is compatible with the 65xx Deskjet printers, yet I can't get the printer (or maybe Win 7) to recognize the duplexer is installed. An incorrect interface has been installed on my DJ 6540? I can provide pictures if that helps.

  I tried the method of printing, this time with Adobe Reader 9.0.1 so nothing doesn't. Still, the automatic option was unavailable for printing option 2 faces. I went to the properties of the printer in Control Panel > printers & devices and this time it would not let me change duplex unit installed not installed to installed. Is there a driver problem?

  Any recommendations? Otherwise the printer works fine in Win 7 and has always worked in x 64 Vista and XP. This is the first time I've ever had problems with it.

  EDIT: Added some info.

  EDIT: Revised for clarity.

  EDIT: It seems that every time I change installed Duplex not installed to installed, then go to print in one program, select properties and select in the drop-down box, installed Duplex duplexing varies automatically installed to not installed. This suggests that the printer driver communicates with the printer and the printer responds that the duplexer is not installed. Thus, it appears as the root of the problem is that the printer or the printer driver does not recognize the duplexer. Is there a utility available that will allow me to speak with the firmware to see if it is the printer or the printer driver who thinks that the duplexer is not installed? And is it possible for me to say if the duplexer is DOA (dead on arrival, a faulty device)?

  System Specs:

  Win 7 x 64 RC1

  Intel Core 2 Quad Q9660

  Gigabyte EP35C-DS3R motherboard, Intel P35 chipset

  4 GB OF RAM

  ATI Radeon 4850

  2 x 500 GB on-board Intel RAID 0, WD, Seagate 1x750GB 2x1To.

  Creative X - Fi Fataility PCI

  Message edited by oliaseleven on 09/14/2009 09:00
  Message edited by oliaseleven on 09/14/2009 17:35
  Message edited by oliaseleven on 09/14/2009 17:58
  Message edited by oliaseleven on 14/09/2009 18:09

  A phone call with things cleared up HP technical support. It turns out that the only printer that they currently have "compatible with Windows 7" is the Photosmart C4700 and automatic duplex printing does not work on it even if she has a duplexer and he is allegedly "compatible". So, essentially, that HP has suggested that I have to buy a new printer then, get this, I still can't have automatic duplex printing. Pure genius on their part. They were friendly enough, but their support persons were predictable as helpless as the others I've met. I have a feeling that if Win 7 is released to the general public next month that their drivers Win 7 will allow this unit front back working as it should. I can only hope, of course, because it's too late to go back.

  Message edited by oliaseleven on 19/09/2009 22:36

• Ned for Deskjet 6540 installation CD

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