Is it possible to calibrate the flow of a leaf on a HP Officejet Pro 8500?

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• Set up the Scan to email on Mac with HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless

  Anyone know how to find the SMTP server information to set up your email inbox out when setting up scan to email on a Mac?

  Hello Rocgood.

  Please check this document.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02914043

  Bravo!

• How to change the destination folder on a computer for an Officejet Pro 8500 network scans.

  The manual says to launch the HP Device Manager. There is no such program in the Application directory.  The closest thing is a utility that is more easily accessible through system preferences.  But there is nothing in the utility for adjusting the settings of the scanner!  I even restarted the installer where I put the destination initially, but it never shows the screens for this now?  Is there something other in fact named device manager HP OSX that will override the setting of the destination folder for the scans initiated from the printer?

  Hi DMaclay,

  you use the digital archiving functionality to scan directly into a folder? You can in this case, just open the built-in webserver (EWS) for your device and set the Profiler where create a new one with another folder.

  The integrated Web server, you can easily access by entering the IP address of the Officejet in your browser (e.g. Safari). Then go to digital archiving and choose Scan to network folder. Here, you can modify existing profiles or add a new one.

  If it is not the function you use, please provide the number of the exact product for your device and that Mac OS version you are using.

• HP Officejet Pro 8500 A909a USB 3 questions about the configuration of the network - port USB3 problem

  Fujitsu Windows 7 laptop (all USB2)

  used the full software and installed a printer HP Officejet Pro 8500 A909a Series as a network printer.

  The printer installed fine and don't have USB connection

  All the software and scanning twain installed, so I was able to scan the copy etc.

  I could browse and choose my PC from the front panel of the printer

  However, it was Tuesday confirmed to a friend that their printer would work on a new laptop - bought the laptop

  Fujitsu - but more recent model with 3 USB ports

  I have install and then used the same FULL configured driver to be installed (V14)

  selected as a network printer and then, during the installation, I get an error hardware error USB and USB drivers

  All the USB works, that I've used - BUT the printer is networked and no USB used

  tried to download the driver and install it-exactly the same question

  SO I configure using the devices and printers 'add printer' network and installed

  I can print OK

  BUT no analysis facilities

  and on the façade - cannot see the new PC to scan to

  The only real difference, is that this PC has USB3 and only mine has USB2

  DO not know why on a network installation USB even when searching for

  It's a problem because Drivet package not has not been updated for USB3 - y at - it a patch?

  Thanks for any help / advice

  Hi etaf,.

  I guess the short answer is: Yes, the problem with the software and the 3.0 Port.

  The long answer with a possible work around is as follows: first of all, the software looks for minimum requirements. Because the software is older, he doesn't know what a 3.0 port. You are right when you say that it should work since you do not use the USB and use wireless instead, but this is not the case.

  There is something we can try, but I can't guarantee it will work. I thought first we could connect a USB cable and run the software made to force the software to see the USB port, but then the software wouldn't even get far enough because you can't plug the cable to the most later in the installation.

  My second thought and most promising suggestion is to connect the USB cable (although we do normally not until the software prompts us to) and use the installation wizard HP Print to get the insteaad of software to use the CD or download from the printer driver page. Still, I can't say with certainty that it works, but I don't see why it would not be worth a try.

  If it works, and we get the software installed you can convert the USB connection to a wireless connection using the software. Fingers crossed! Download and run the with the following link. Printer HP install wizard for Windows

  If this does not work, or you don't want to bother with it (not worth trying), I might consider getting a new model of the printer. You can even call HP. They might be able to offer a discount on a newer model. If you are in the Canada, U.S. dial 800-474-6836 or you can Contact HP worldwide.

• I receive the error "an error occurred during the scan" on HP Officejet Pro 8500 a

  When I try to scan a document, I get error "an error has occurred during the analysis".  It will occur at each attempt of third analysis or during the use of the document then automatic flow.  I have a HP Officejet Pro 8500 a on a Windows 7 64-bit operating system.

  Hi mdewitt,

  I appoligize we do not have a program scrub for this software package. I would like that restart you the equipment in the following order. Turn off the router, printer & computer and reboot the router. Once the router is completely reloaded start the printer and the computer. Let me know if you can scan using the HP software. If you are unable to scan using the HP software open paint and try scanning from Microsoft Paint.

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 a - problem with the wireless radio

  First of all, I'm sorry for my bad English. I hope that you have little imagination when reading. I'll start to describe the problem and the lower list, I hope, all the relevant information you need to help me.

  Yesterday, I bought a brand new OfficeJet Pro 8500 has.

  Since I have found a little bit of my computer and my router I configure for wireless connection.

  All whent fine, the printer connected to my WIFI network without any problem and I was able to do a scan using the HP scanning software. How ever, when you try to scan a document nother directly after the first that did not work. I got an error message on the computer telling me that the computer could not connect to the scanner and it could be caused by the firewall. I also tried to print a word document, but it seemed that the document could not be sent to the printer during the observation of the State of the printer. Finally I gave up the print job and began to study the problem.

  By using the service to help in the HP software that I did all the things he suggested me to do. I have disabled the firewall, open TCP/UDP ports, restarted the router, the computer and the printer in different combinations, nothing worked.

  All the while the printer was connected to my WLAN, indicated by the State of the network printer and the router. I was about to give up but thought I should try only to disable and enable the transceiver wireless in the printer. To my surprise this solves the problem. I was in a position of scan and print documents.

  Today, after work, I tried to do another analysis, and the same mistake was present. Once more I did magic with the wireless radio and it has temporarily solved the problem, but he came back a few minutes later.

  Summoriz, the error can always be corrected by disable and enable the radio wireless, but after some time (a few minutes) the error returns that it self.

  I played a bit and discovered that it is possible to access the built-in Web server during the error. Not all functionality of the EWS seems to work perhaps (it's OK) but I can't among many things has see the State of the network and I can even do an analysis using the integrated Web server.

  I tried to reconfigure the printer using the printer setup wireless and also after a reset of the printer and it does not help.

  I hope someone on this forum knows a solution to my problem.

  Useful information:

  Computer OS: Windows 7

  Router: Thomson TG784 (I have an internet connection, phone and TV provider and this box takes care of this)

  Encryption: WPA - PSK

  WLAN: 802. 11 b / g

  No filtering MAC or SSID hidden

  Other devices on the network are two mobile phones and a Motorola Xoom Tablet

  Printers, IP address: 192.168.1.81

  Firewall: WIndows (the router is disabled)

  Concerning

  Thord

  Problem solved. Reinstalled the PC s/w has little time and finally he solved the problem.

• HP Officejet pro 8500 a prints the endless stream of white leaves unordered with a character on them

  My HP Officejet Pro 8500 worked until about 2 weeks ago (it's around the age of 3 months).  He started printing constantly (a period that some documents are sent to the printer - I want to be clear, that is not in what concerns the documents ORDERED from any of the computers).  It prints a sheet of paper with a D in the first place of character in the upper left corner, then spit out the paper.  It keeps going until it is out of paper.  The only way to stop it is 1) turn off 2) continue to press the button "Cancel printing" (every 5-10 seconds) or 3) taking the paper.  Of course, it's annoying because while he was in fact trying to print a document (which comes out fine), it must load the fresh paper and lose several pieces so that the printer continues it's freak out before you print our document ORDERED.

  Spent nearly 2 1/2 hours on technical support yesterday - it took 2 hours to MAKE IT CLEAR that the printer was PRINTING ON it's OWN.  Technology has always tried to "correct" the documents I feel (which are very GOOD, as I said).  Finally, I was told that a technician at a higher level should remember-, but looking at it through the forums, it seems that it's an empty promise and no point in waiting for assistance.

  Any suggestions?

  Well, as usual with something technical, my trip was winding and fraught with frustration.  After my post yesterday, I found some other threads containing possible responses.  Thanks, PrintDoc, for your suggestion and I'm sorry but I didn't see in time to try it.  Although I did reset hard on the printer (disconnect while it was expected from one day to the next, then re - plug inside), who had not helped.  The tech had me also unplug the printer, press 16 times, then re - plug again.  These patches did nothing.   Here is what happened:

  See another post about printer problems, the solution was to change the printer port - so I started with that.  I had the printer ports pose problems with previous HP printers, so it seemed a reasonable solution.  Unfortunately, it did not work.  Worse still, it took my printer on the network somehow.  However, the printer still showed that it was connected 'Wireless' (geen light was on, the report states that all was fine)- but the router could not find the printer and the printer would not print.  ARGGGGHHH!

  Then, I tried to re - install the printer.  Although the installation is complete, the printer still wasn't on the network.  I tried to play with the ports - nothing helped.

  Meanwhile, the printer is spitting out unwanted documents.  As a last resort, I put the network on the default printer settings, just to see that if the pages continued to out - they did!  So: I thought it wasn't a network issue, but a printer problem.

  Just like I was losing my mind, the advanced technology of HP called me back (as I was promised by the previous technology the day before).  He said that it was probably a problem of firmware inside the printer and take back to the store and exchange it.  I did (fortunately I had an extended warranty - printer is old and 2 months off the day 30 store the warranty period).  I got the printer at Office Depot and they were VERY nice about exchanging (plug for Office Depot here!).

  I brought the printer home, set up (as you know, that takes a WHILE) and then had to run to an appointment in the evening.  I left, I tried the Test Page and it printed.  But I didn't count this trip as finished!  When I got home, the printer was quiet - no unwanted pages - everything was going well.  However, as I started dinner, I heard it starts... I ran into the office and - Yes - you guessed it - more unwanted pages!

  OK - NEW printer - NEW set up - it was quiet while we were GONE from the House.  WHAT has changed?  I ran through the possibilities in my mind - I was sure I had checked the print spools all the computers in the House, but my son came from is on his computer.  I caught and checked the "Printers" section  Of course, our OLD printer was installed on his system and was probably spoil a new.  Nothing in the spool printing, but the port was likely the same.  In any case, I deleted the old printer and ALTO - him spewing pages not desired STOPPED!

  Why pages continued to get out even after I took the printer offline?  Probably because so many FAKE "impressions" that had built they had not come out yet.  But of course it was not obvious at the time.

  Problem solved with just a little detective work.  YAY!

  I hope this helps someone else out there!

• Cyan is not printing on HP Officejet Pro 8500 has more - Air bubbles in the ink tubes

  Hi all

  I know why cyan is not printing.  It is because of the following:

  Ago, I ran out of ink cyan printing ("please replace cyan before continuing").  I live in a remote area and was not able to buy a replacement cyan cartridge, so I read on a hack on the Internet, that was to fool the printer into thinking that the cyan cartridge remained inside ink (just basically restricting the measure gauge so that it read the Full cartridge).  I did it because I had a print document that requires only the black ink, so I knew that this wouldn't be a problem.  Then life happened and I completely forgot my little shortcut, and my wife printed a number of color photos.  I finally had time to cartridges, and I now understood that cyan is not print at all.  I have now opened up the printer and realize that the cyan ink tube is full of bubbles...

  I tried to fix this by printing A4 pages that are for the most part, cyan, but without success.  I even tried to put pressure on the ink cartridge cyan in order to flood the cyan ink tubes - also, it does not work.  I read somewhere that there is a way to actually get some printers to pump tubes with ink, is - it possible on the Officejet Pro 8500 has more?

  Of course, I did all the tools that are pre-set to the arsenal of 8500, but still no luck.

  I know I'm in the situation I am purely because I don't use the device as intended, and people that no one is to blame but me, but I'd appreciate any help you could provide.

  Thank you

  John

  John, looks like you have a problem with the ink system. Unfortunately, what it looks like happened here, is that your ink nozzle, tubing and probably-print head have put dry for cyan. Work around is pretty neat, but it really is only recommended for a very temporary solution. If the ink has dried in the piping, but elsewhere in the printer then can be a decent chance that this printer will be not likely reprint the cyan. You can try to run the automatic cleaning process (up to three times I would say) via the Tools menu in the Setup (the wrench).

  In addition, I'm not sure that this will be a question that has a simple resolution. Apologies, John.

  -Spencer

  PS Hope you have a wonderful day and that your time is as beautiful as she is here!

• Problem with the HP Officejet Pro 8500 printer: clean the print heads each time it is turned on

  Hello everyone,

  the printer HP all-in-one Officejet Pro 8500 (A909a - product n. CB022A) clean the print heads whenever I turn it on. This problem affects any HP Officejet Pro 8500 printer, it is not a problem only of this one I bought. It is a boring bug and annoying because each power clean print heads on involves two bad disadvantages:

  1. waste of ink (each heads cleaning process consumes little ink);
  2. too much time (2-3 minutes) to prepare the printer after plugging.

  I upgraded my printer with the latest firmware available on the HP site (firmware ver. DLM1FN1006BR), but the bug is still present.

  At this point, I ask:

  1. There is a way (or procedure) to disable automatic cleaning this useless to all power on?
  2. Can we communicate with the HP engineers or tell me how to contact directly one of them to indicate the bug and request a new firmware updated?

  Please don't tell me to leave the printer on all the time or that the printheads to each cleaning power is normal behavior! Where then are power and ink savings claimed for this printer model?

  I hope that a solution to this problem. Thanks in advance to everyone will help me!

  Maintenance when the printer is turned on is normal and is required to keep the printheads in good health (not blocked). See here for more information.

  With respect to energy savings, the printer automatically goes to low power mode when the don't feel not for awhile.  It is not necessary turn the unit on to save energy.

• OfficeJet Pro 8500: There is no driver for the Officejet Pro 8500 for Windows 10?

  Cannot find a driver for the Officejet Pro 8500 on Windows 10

  Former driver is blocked running.  Where is an updated driver?   Worked very well under Windows 8.1.

  Reinstall the driver of windows 8.

• Re: There is no driver for the Officejet Pro 8500 for Windows 10?

  Tried to load the complete package of windows 8. did not work.  Tried it on 2 10 Windows - had already installed win10 and the other has been upgraded to win7.  I REALLY need to be able to scan.  Any suggestions out there?

  Thank you

  Welcome to the HP community @seamaster805,

  I came across your post about the problems you're having with installing drivers of Windows 8 on Windows 10, and I wanted to stop to help out.

  There are 10 Windows drivers available for your Officejet 8500, and you must install the full features drivers correct and the file of the software for it to work. See the image below and the link to get there. Try to install again and if you are having problems or errors during installation, let me know please and I will surely do my best to help you!

  • All-in-one printer, HP Officejet Pro 8500 - A909a

  

  Hit the "Accept as Solution" If we have reached a solution and the "thumbs up" to say thank you for my help.

  Thank you

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 a: 8500 a plug the USB to the PC and wireless for Mac

  Our Officejet Pro 8500 a is connected via USB to our HP Pavilion running Windows 7. This connection works well. However, I tried to connect my iMac (OS 10.10.2) to the wireless printer with no success. If I disconnect the USB from the PC, I can connect wirelessly from my Mac. My question is: the Officejet Pro 8500 a does support multiple types of connections - one by USB and the other by wireless? If so, then I would appreciate help to understand why my Mac is not the 8500.

  Other details: our wireless router is Apple Airport Extreme. The wireless connection on the printer seems to work (I can print the details of this connection). However, when I try to add the 8500 to the Mac by using add printer, the printer does not appear. (The printer is lit and shows five bars of signal strength, SSID is correct and a valid IP address).

  My Mac is connected to the wireless network.

  Any suggestions?

  I was able to solve the problem of the printer with ethernet connection to the router that provides network wireless for PC and Mac. Now two machines are able to access the printer with no problems. By connecting with an ethernet cable, connect the printer wireless has been disabled. It had to be done because the wireless radio had become unreliable. The idea was that the blue wireless light never came. Thus by connecting wired LAN, all problems are gone. Thanks to the team of Geed for help.

• HP Officejet Pro 8500 a: HP Officejet Pro 8500 has come looking for the paper.

  Hello and thanks for any advice.  I have a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 started a clicking then that he was trying to pick up the paper for printing a document and then received a paper error output (bin was full).  I removed all the paper and found a small plastic piece 1/4 inches long and looks like a piece of home (he's not... looks like only). I replaced the paper and tried to print.  I opserved that the mechanism of paper collection has diminished, but the wheels do not turn. I manually pushed a piece of paper in front of the van and it printed.  The collection of paper wheel is the problem... is there an available spare part?

  Hi dwaryk,

  Thanks for joining the forums of HP's Support with your request.

  I understand that you have a HP Officejet Pro 8500 has e-all-in-one printer that seems to have lost perhaps a part and the mechanism of paper collection has stopped working. I'll help you as best I can.

  I checked the list of replaceable parts for this printer and who find that the mechanism of collecting paper is not a replaceable piece by customer. If the printer is broken, a replacement may be your only option.

  I suggest you contact HP support. They could have an option to replace/upgrade the printer that you could save a few dollars to the retail costs.

  What you can do, is to use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:

• HP Officejet Pro 8500 has Plus: HP Officejet Pro 8500 a cannot scan more on the purchase of Mac

  I have not had any problems using the printer or scanner on the HP Officejet Pro 8500 has more when I had my old laptop to Windows 7. There was some HP software installed from a CD that allowed me to open the HP application and adjust the settings for scans, save multiple scans in a single PDF etc...

  Since switching to a new Mac OSX desktop computer, I can't install it whatever that either the old CD from my Mac has no CD/DVD drive. The only application of HP on my Mac is now HP ePrint, and which does not seem to offer something to scan with.

  The other option that have left me is to connect the Mac to the printer by USB, then choose:

  Scan > computer > iMac > save in Jpeg.

  But I get the following error message:

  "Connection error".

  The connection to the computer is down or HP scanning application cannot detect the OCR software. Check the computer for more details".

  What do I need to install, or the difficulty to get the scanner to work on my Mac please?

  Hi Karlos444,

  Unplug the printer and reset the printing system:

• longer the officejet work optional paper tray with the officejet pro 8500 a 7410?

  I just bought a HP Officejet Pro 8500 has more. Can I use the papar second drawer of the Officejet 7410 with it?

  Hi tsemaya,

  No, the contacts are different for each unit.