Hp Laserjet P1006 Printer Reviewer/evaluator`s Guide

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HP LaserJet P1006 Printer Reviewer/Evaluator’s Guide Contents Getting to know the printer ............................................................................................................. 1 Top features........................................................................................................................................... 2 Printer walk-around................................................................................................................................. 3 Evaluating laser printers.................................................................................................................. 4 Ease of use ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Performance .......................................................................................................................................... 7 Print quality ......................................................................................................................................... 10 Value .................................................................................................................................................. 13 Reliability ............................................................................................................................................ 15 A—Technical specifications............................................................................................................ 17 B—Ordering information............................................................................................................... 19 Contents i ii Getting to know the printer Make the most of your work area with this stylish, compact laser printer. Welcome to the Reviewer/Evaluator’s Guide for the new HP LaserJet P1006 Printer. This guide will introduce you to the printer and help you to conduct a successful printer evaluation. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer is an ultra-compact laser printer that delivers fast speeds, great performance, and a premium design. Bring an affordable high-end printing experience to your personal desktop, with features like new HP spherical toner and a smaller, more intelligent cartridge. Experience trouble-free printing with legendary HP reliability, backed by a one-year limited warranty and award-winning support. Getting to know the printer 1 Top features This affordable, ultra-compact black-and-white printer brings a high-end HP LaserJet printing experience to your personal desktop. • • • • • • 2 Save space. This printer looks good and fits almost anywhere. A smaller print cartridge enables a compact, visually appealing printing system that fits easily on your desktop. In addition, it’s designed to be quiet and energy efficient. Boost productivity. Need a laser printer that can keep up with you? The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer features print speeds of up to 17 pages per minute (ppm) letter (16 ppm A4). No-wait Instant-on Technology delivers a first page out in less than 8.5 seconds from PowerSave mode, two times faster than printers without it. 1 Make a great first impression with FastRes 1200 technology. Print professional-quality documents with bold, crisp text and sharper images. HP’s new, patented toner formula includes spherically shaped particles that work together with an improved cartridge design to increase the precision of toner placement. Expect consistency. You refresh the printer with every original HP LaserJet print cartridge, ensuring consistently great results and worry-free operation. With interactive intelligence built in, the Original HP print cartridge and your printer exchange information to provide you with timely status and alerts. When you’re ready to order printing supplies, just choose your preferred reseller and place your order through HP SureSupply. 2 Cut costs. Enjoy high-end technologies that until now were only within the reach of larger budgets. HP’s proven, all-in-one print cartridge and toner technology make this printer the perfect tool to enhance productivity—at an entry-level price. Minimize downtime. HP’s award-winning customer service and support backs your printer with a one-year limited warranty; knowledgeable online support available 24/7; and phone support provided by trained HP agents. Plus, you can enhance your warranty protection with affordable HP Care Pack Services. Getting to know the printer Printer walk-around 3 1 Ultra-compact, visually appealing design fits almost anywhere 2 1 2 100-sheet output bin 3 Cancel button to quickly and easily stop print jobs at the printer 4 One-door access to the easy-to-install print cartridge 5 Power button 6 10-sheet priority input tray for special media 7 150-sheet adjustable main tray for standard paper 8 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port 4 5 6 7 Front view 9 8 MB of memory and a 266 MHz processor perform complex tasks quickly 8 9 Rear view Getting to know the printer 3 Evaluating laser printers Based on extensive market research and customer feedback, HP has identified user needs in five essential categories. These categories should be closely examined as you consider the purchase of a desktop laser printer. In this section we will examine each of these and how the HP LaserJet P1006 Printer meets the criteria in each category. 1—Ease of use 2—Performance 3—Print quality 4—Value 5—Reliability The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer is ideal for cost-conscious business professionals who want fast, high-quality, black-and-white laser printing in a compact design. The printer’s exclusive HP features set it apart from the competition: • Ultra-compact size and visually appealing design • Low noise and power levels • Quicker first-page-out with Instant-on Technology1 • New HP spherical toner and a redesigned print cartridge • Intelligent printer and supplies management • Proven HP reliability and performance During your evaluation, we invite you to compare the HP LaserJet P1006 Printer to other competing printers to see why it is the best choice for your workplace! Evaluation guidelines As you design tests and conduct your evaluation, remember the following guidelines: 4 • Consider the typical end user’s printing needs. • Simulate the end user’s environment. • When testing more than one printer, try to make a fair comparison between products by setting up in the same environment and testing similar settings and configurations. • Analyze each of the elements of the printing process, but remember that the elements work together as part of the whole solution. (For instance, performance claims mean very little if documents print incorrectly or with poor quality.) Evaluating laser printers Ease of use Enjoy an ultra-compact and simple design that saves time and effort. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer is designed to give you a trouble-free, high-end experience from setup to printing to supplies management. The following features contribute to the printer’s usability: • Keep your desk space. This sleek, attractive printer fits easily in crowded workspaces and operates quietly—so you can enjoy convenient desktop printing, without the annoying background noise. • Print quality documents easily. Professional printing can be simple and cost-effective. Both the printer and the HP LaserJet print cartridge make adjustments to ensure reliable printing throughout the life of the cartridge. Interactive intelligence built into the Original HP cartridge helps you monitor your print supplies, so you never run out of toner: the cartridge communicates with the printer software to alert you when supplies are low. • Monitor and replace supplies. With HP SureSupply, you’ll always know when you need to reorder. Manage supplies usage, get alerts when supplies should be replaced, and conveniently and easily order supplies over the Internet. With just a few clicks, access cartridge information, pricing, and purchasing options that best meet your needs—either from the reseller of your choice or from HP.2 For more information, visit www.hp.com/learn/suresupply. • Reduce management time with instant access to printer status, alerts, configuration settings, and more. Easy-to-use interface tools let you check and modify printer functions and properties to meet your changing needs. HP Easy Printer Care is simple software that anyone can use to manage and maintain printers and supplies. • Decrease maintenance. Easy access to the paper path makes it simple to check for problems and clear paper jams. The 150-sheet adjustable main tray provides ample volume for individual users and a 10-sheet priority input tray gives you the ability to print on a variety of media—increasing the printer’s versatility and value. • Get connected quickly. Get the most from your printer with simple connectivity options. The convenient Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port makes direct connection easy and supports optional wired or wireless networking accessories. For more information, see Appendix B, “Ordering information” on page 19. • Work proactively. A convenient “Cancel” button on the front of the printer allows you to quickly and easily stop incorrect or inadvertently sent print jobs before they waste valuable supplies. Evaluating laser printers 5 Evaluation Setting up the printer Unbox and set up the printer, using the printer documentation. Consider the following: • Is the user documentation and installation software helpful? • How does the overall printer design contribute to ease of setup? • How well are you able to install and interact with supplies? Testing printer software 1. Install the drivers and other printer software and then print some test pages. Document any driver or software changes performed during testing. 2. Note which platforms and printer languages the drivers support. 3. Evaluate the printer software after installation: • Is the driver easy-to-use? • What special features or utilities does the driver include? • What special software or tools are available? Testing interactions with the printer Print several documents on a variety of media sizes and weights, using the paper path that best suits the print job. When comparing printers, consider the following: 6 • In general, is the printer easy to use? • How easy is it to install and manage supplies? • How easy is it to change paper sizes and types? Evaluating laser printers Performance Get a printer that’s ready when you are with fast print speeds and Instant-on Technology. Printer performance is more than just a measure of pages per minute. Rather, printer performance is the speed at which a printer can turn electronic files into printed pages. In addition to engine speed, several factors affect the time it takes to print a job, including the use of special paper, computer download time, and printer processing time. The time it takes for your computer to download a job to the printer, and for the printer to process the job, depends on the following variables: • • • Complexity and size of graphics Speed of your computer How long it takes the printer to warm up (if necessary) and print the first page A better performing printer leads to higher productivity in your workplace. You spend less time waiting for print jobs and more time getting your work done. Fast professional printing The printer delivers documents with bold, crisp text and sharp images at up to 17 ppm letter (16 ppm A4), so you can print professional-quality documents—including envelopes, labels, spreadsheets, reports, and invoices—quickly and reliably. Studies have shown that personal printers sit idle an average of one hour between print jobs. This means that the first-page-out print speed is more important than pages per minute. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer features no-wait Instant-on Technology that virtually eliminates warm-up time. With a first page out in less than 8.5 seconds from PowerSave mode, your office documents will print in half the time.1 Because it needs minimal warm-up time, the printer consumes less energy and realizes less wear on the engine. With a 266 MHz processor and 8 MB memory, the printer delivers performance and reliability that’s superior for a personal desktop printer. Evaluating laser printers 7 Evaluation Creating samples First, develop a group of sample documents that represent what the end user typically prints. This is the best method for determining if a printer is suited to your environment. Note It is important to test files like those that a typical user will print. Most print samples included with a printer have been optimized for that printer and may not reflect the type of output you will receive. When evaluating performance, your print samples should include multiple documents and file types, each created in the applications that will be used by the end user. The samples should have different elements (text, graphics, and photographic images) and should vary in complexity and page length. Some suggested content includes simple text documents, mixed text and graphics, and complex graphics containing photographic images. CAUTION! Using only one application or file can skew test results. Use several types of files and applications to present a broad and realistic performance picture. Simple—text only Mixed—from complex text to a mixture of text and medium-complexity graphics Complex—images and advanced graphics (using overlays or fill patterns) Different manufacturers provide different print modes (such as HP FastRes 1200). Try to compare similar modes to achieve a fair comparison. To evaluate the print quality and speed of text documents, such as those created in Microsoft® Word and Excel, you should print them in different print modes. Documents such as newsletters intended for circulation or image files, where photo quality is desired, are preferably printed in the best mode. When evaluating more than one printer, it is crucial that you make a fair comparison between printers. 8 • Print from identical computer systems to ensure speed variations are not due to differences in processing power. • Print the same files on all printers, using the same paper type and the same or equivalent settings. All print modes need to be tested separately for each printer and compared respectively. • Use the same operating system and software application and test comparable print drivers. (Each of these components interacts with the printing process and can affect performance.) Evaluating laser printers Evaluating printing performance Using the samples that you created, perform the following tests to gauge printer performance. First-page-out The time from when the print command is issued to a printer that is in Sleep mode until the completion of the first page. This test measures the effect of Instant-on Technology and shows a printer’s true speed. Click-to-drop The time from when the print command is issued until the completion of the job. Pick-to-drop The time from when the first piece of media is picked up by the printer until the completion of the print job. Return-to-application The time from when the print command is issued until the time when the computer is available for other tasks. Running the tests Follow the guidelines below when measuring printing performance: • Be sure to measure the amount of time it takes to print a complete document. Test one-page, three-page, and eight- to ten-page documents to determine whether the printer delivers quick print speeds for both short and long documents. Note A professional printer is designed to print multiple-page documents. We suggest that you print either multiple-page documents or multiple copies of a single page. • Record any error messages. • Perform each test three times to obtain an average. If the variances in the three tests are too much, discard the result, check the system, and redo the test. • Look at each page to make sure all text and graphics printed correctly. Files that print significantly faster on one printer might not be printing correctly. Some printers drop complex graphics and images when they are unable to process the whole job. Examine output to ensure that the entire document printed and that it printed correctly. • When comparing printer performance, look beyond the speed trial data and consider the acceptability of the output. There are definitely tradeoffs in print quality, but as you review your results, look at the samples and consider whether the quality meets your standards. Also, make sure that toner is adhering to the paper properly. Evaluating laser printers 9 Print quality Print bold, crisp text and sharper images with the new HP spherical toner. There are many different factors to consider when evaluating the overall quality of a printer’s output. Print quality involves more than dots per inch (dpi) and a higher dpi does not necessarily mean better print quality. HP LaserJet technology is integrated with each component of the printer such as toner consistency, print speed, and print cartridge monitoring—to deliver the dependable, high-quality output customers have come to expect from HP. High-quality printing at fast speeds Get the print quality you require for your business communications with the HP LaserJet P1006 Printer. Working with the image-writing systems in the print cartridge, the innovative HP FastRes technology and HP Resolution Enhancement technology (REt) deliver outstanding print quality. For crisp, clean text, HP FastRes 600 delivers 600 dpi output at engine speed. For your most important documents, use HP FastRes 1200 (1200 dpi effective output) for brilliant black-and-white photos and sharp text. Because HP FastRes technology can represent each dot space as one of 256 levels of gray, the printer can deliver incredibly sharp text and graphics. The professional print quality obtained with HP FastRes rivals that of competitive printers with higher dpi specifications—but without the performance penalties. Cutting-edge HP toner and papers We design our toner formulas, papers, and printers to work together—so you’ll consistently get the professional-quality documents you require. The new, patented toner formula includes spherically shaped particles that work together with a new, improved cartridge design to increase the precision of toner placement. Both the printer and the HP LaserJet print cartridge make adjustments to ensure reliable printing throughout the life of the cartridge. For optimum results, choose the HP paper type that suits your print job, such as HP Photo & Brochure Paper for images and graphics. For a complete list of supported papers, see Appendix A, “Technical specifications“ on page 17. 10 Evaluating laser printers Evaluation Printing samples It is important to test files like those that are printed in your workplace. Most print quality files or print samples included with a printer have been optimized for that product and may not reflect the type of output you will receive. You might want to use the print samples that you created for evaluating printing performance (see “Creating samples” on page 8). Follow these guidelines for printing sample documents: • When evaluating more than one printer’s print quality, it is crucial that you make a fair comparison between products. Print the same files on all printers, using the same or equivalent settings. Use the same operating system and software application, and be sure to test comparable print drivers. (Each of these components interacts with the printing process and can affect print quality.) • Use more than one software application to make sure software/driver conflicts are not affecting print quality. • Plain papers vary among brands and the regions in which they are manufactured. Some plain papers have a preferred print side. You should also take into account storage conditions as well as how the papers handle toner. • Temperature and humidity should be kept constant for each printer tested. These factors can have an impact on final print quality. Viewing samples Ideally, print quality should be evaluated under a mix of fluorescent and incandescent lighting. Print quality should not be evaluated too close to windows, since natural light changes dramatically with variations in weather and time of day. In addition, the color of the surrounding area can significantly affect quality perception. White surroundings may call undue attention to the color of the media. Medium or light gray is usually the best choice for the area surrounding where the sample documents will be evaluated. Individuals may perceive print quality differently. HP suggests that you have several people evaluate your sample documents, in the same environment, with a consistent light source. Have them vote on the samples that they like by listing them in order from the best to the worst. Allow each person to rate the samples independently and then record the results. Also, have each person establish a cut line for acceptable print quality for the end-user environment. Note This process is referred to as psychometric testing and should be performed on all of the sample documents that you are using to evaluate text, graphics, and image quality. Evaluating laser printers 11 Evaluating print quality When you evaluate print quality, avoid magnification, which can draw attention to insignificant differences. However, careful inspection is still necessary, and when doing this, look for the following characteristics: Text print quality • Text should be dark, not faded, and solid black, without hollow spots. • Edges should be crisp and smooth, not jagged. • There should be little or no toner scattered on the non-printed areas of the paper. Jagged edges: • Reverse text should be fully visible, with no toner filling lines. Toner scatter: • Portrait and landscape text should have the same print quality. Hollow spots: Graphics print quality • Fine lines should be distinct, not blending into each other or dropping out. • Solid black areas should be consistent to the eye with no patches of lighter shades or lines. • Solid black areas should not appear glossy. This reduces readability. • There should be no bands across graphics. Missing lines, bad detail Distinct lines, good detail Image print quality • Images should be clear and sharp. • There should be no bands across images. • There should be no graininess or visibility of dots. • Gray shading should go from light to dark in many layers, giving detail and depth to the image. Poor image quality Good image quality Evaluating document durability and usability After you have finished evaluating the print quality of your samples, evaluate the documents’ durability and usability. Test the following: • Can the printed output be fed through a copier without being damaged? • Will the printed output smear with moisture? • Can the printed output be easily scratched, melted, or otherwise damaged? • Is the printed output durable? Can it be folded? 12 Evaluating laser printers Value Count on legendary HP print quality and reliability at a price that fits your budget. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer—together with the improved design of the Original HP print cartridge and new HP spherical toner—delivers many of the same high-end technologies as HP’s robust workgroup and department LaserJets for a fraction of the cost. This printer has a competitive overall purchase price and offers a number of features that add to significant cost savings over time. • Give productivity a boost. You don’t have to compromise—the printer is made to meet your usage needs and provide excellent value over its lifetime. With print speeds up to 17 ppm letter (16 ppm A4), 1200 dpi effective output, and a 266 MHz processor, you’ll get the performance your business needs, at an affordable price. • Work economically. Spend less money on toner with Economode, which reduces the amount of toner on the printed page by up to 50 percent—just right for drafts and other in-house documents. Instant-on Technology allows the printer to return to PowerSave mode after each print job to minimize power consumption. Features such as manual two-sided printing and N-up (printing multiple pages on a single sheet of paper) can help reduce paper use. The host-based print driver handles print jobs using your computer’s processor and memory, rather than the printer’s, which lets you print more complex jobs without the cost of additional printer memory. • Minimize power consumption. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer is designed to use the smallest amount of power possible to get the job done—so the printer stays cool and your energy bills stay low. • Simplify printing. Convenient printer management tools and facilitated online supplies ordering combine with a low-maintenance design to reduce interaction with the printer and keep your office productive. • Reduce training. Most users prefer the familiar HP interface, which requires little or no training. • Count on HP reliability. By far the biggest contributor to user productivity is the reliability of HP equipment, support, and service. The printer comes standard with a one-year limited warranty with online and phone support. Instead of experiencing frustration and downtime while waiting for printer repair, users are getting their work done! Evaluating laser printers 13 Evaluation A printer’s value is compromised of more than just its purchase price and the cost per page. To determine a printer’s true value, consider the following factors: • Initial purchase price. Note To ensure accurate comparisons between printers, be sure to compare street prices (or what you would actually pay) instead of list prices. • User productivity costs. (How easy is it to learn to use the printer? How easy is it to print your documents correctly?) • Supplies costs. (What does it cost, in both expense and downtime, to replace supplies?) • Energy consumption costs. (Some manufacturers require you to choose between fast warm-up times and energy efficiency, while HP offers both.) • Warranty and service costs. • Cost per page. 14 • It is difficult for end users to calculate the cost per page due to many variables. When assessing cost per page, keep the following in mind: • Make sure the cost per page associated with a printer’s print sample represents that sample. Some manufacturers may quote the cost of printing in a draft mode when the sample they give you is printed in their best mode, which requires more toner. • Make sure all the supplies are included in the cost per page calculation and not hidden as service items. Also, remember that supplies used during routine cleaning and warm-up cycles directly affect costs, and are not always included in the supply’s yield. • Watch for other hidden costs, such as unusable output, which wastes toner. Evaluating laser printers Reliability Expect exceptional print quality and performance every day. The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer sets the standard for industry reliability and provides a worry-free printing solution. If you ever do need help, HP Service and Support is one of the best. PC Magazine (August 2006) gave us the “Readers’ Choice Award” for the 15th year in a row over many other printer manufacturers such as Lexmark, Dell, Xerox, Samsung, Brother, and Epson. Reliability matters • The HP LaserJet print cartridge and HP toner formula are specifically designed with the printer to achieve consistent professional quality. Comprising up to 70 percent of your printer’s imaging system, you refresh the printer with every Original HP LaserJet print cartridge replacement, ensuring reliable, precise operation. • With interactive intelligence built into the Original HP print cartridge, HP printing supplies are easy to replace and reorder, so you can optimize print quality. • The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer has HP’s renowned dependability and ruggedness. With a duty cycle of up to 5,000 pages per month 3 and a recommended monthly page volume of 250 to 1,500 pages, 4 the printer is built to stand up to the demands of the typical small business user. • To ensure the best possible printing experience for our customers, HP conducts extensive testing, printing millions of test pages with a variety of applications and file types, in multiple environments, with different media types. Seamless integration The HP LaserJet P1006 Printer works seamlessly with your office environment—it supports numerous operating systems, so you can change or update your operating system and still keep your printer. The printer is Microsoft Windows VistaTM certified, meaning it will work seamlessly with computers running the new operating system. Legendary HP support By far the biggest contributor to user productivity is the reliability of HP equipment, support, and service. Instead of experiencing frustration and downtime while waiting for printer repair, you can get your work done. HP’s award-winning customer service and support backs the printer with a one-year, limited warranty; fast, knowledgeable online support available 24/7 at www.hp.com/support; and easy-to-access phone support provided by HP trained agents. Plus, you can enhance your warranty protection with the purchase of affordable HP Care Pack Services. For more information, see Appendix B, “Ordering information“ on page 19. Evaluating laser printers 15 Evaluation At HP, we typically test multiple devices in various environmental conditions to evaluate and improve engine reliability. We run the devices to engine life and record the supplies’ life, jam rate, and misfeed rate, continually improving each new generation of HP products. This kind of extensive, long-term testing is beyond the limits of most companies’ resources; however, it is possible to estimate their printer’s engine reliability. One option is to compare other printers’ duty-cycle ratings. When comparing the HP LaserJet P1006 Printer with printers from other manufacturers, consider the following: • How easy is it to maintain the printer? • Does the printer perform consistently under various environmental conditions? • After a few thousand pages, is the print quality the same as it was out of the box? • What does it cost, in both expense and downtime, to replace empty print cartridges? • Were there any paper jams or other failures during your evaluation? • What operating systems does the printer support? Will the printer work reliably with Windows Vista? • What can be said for the reputation of the manufacturer? Can they offer any reliability ratings or claims of industry leadership? 16 Evaluating laser printers A—Technical specifications Print speed 5 Up to 17 ppm letter (up to 16 ppm A4) First page out Less than 8.5 seconds from PowerSave mode Resolution, enhancement technologies Up to 600 by 600 dpi (1200 dpi effective output); REt, HP FastRes 600, HP FastRes 1200 Processor 266 MHz Memory (RAM) 8 MB embedded in SIP package, 16k bit NVRAM Recommended monthly volume4 250 to 1,500 pages Duty cycle3 Up to 5,000 pages per month Language Host-based Paper handling Input: 150-sheet adjustable main tray, 10-sheet priority input tray Output: 100-sheet output bin Paper sizes Main tray: A4, A5, A6, B5, 16K; letter, legal, executive; postcards, envelopes (C5, DL, B5, No. 10, Monarch); custom: 147 by 211 mm (5.8 by 8.27 in) to 216 by 356 mm (8.5 by 14 in) Priority input tray: A4, A5, A6, B5; letter, legal, executive; postcards, envelopes (C5, DL, B5, No. 10, Monarch); custom: 76 by 127 mm (3 by 5 in) to 216 by 356 mm (8.5 by 14 in) Paper weights 60 to 163 g/m2 (16 to 43 lb bond) Media types Paper (laser, plain, photo, rough, vellum, archive), envelopes, labels, cardstock, transparencies Connectivity Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port Operating systems Windows® 2000, XP® Home, XP Professional, XP Professional x64; Windows Server 2003 (32/64 bit); works with Windows Vista; Mac OS X v10.2.8, v10.3, v10.4 and higher Minimum system requirements Microsoft Windows SE, 2000, XP, or Windows Vista; 128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended); 120 MB available hard disk space; CD-ROM drive; USB port Mac OS X v10.2.8, v10.3, v10.4 and later; Macintosh computer with PowerPC G3, G4, G5, or Intel core processor; 128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended); 120 MB available hard disk space; CD-ROM drive; USB port Operating environment Temperature: 10 to 32.5 degrees C (50 to 90.5 degrees F) Relative humidity: 10 to 80 percent Altitude: 0 to 3,100 m (0 to 10,000 ft) Storage environment Temperature: 0 to 40 degrees C (32 to 104 degrees F) Relative humidity: 10 to 80 percent Acoustics 6 Sound power emissions: Maximum: 6.3 B(A); Ready: inaudible Bystander sound pressure emissions: Active: 50.6 dB(A); Ready: inaudible Power requirements 110-volt models: 110 to 127 V (± 10 percent); 60 Hz (± 2 Hz), 7 amp 220-volt models: 220 to 240 V (± 10 percent); 50 Hz (± 2 Hz), 4.0 amp Power consumption 7 Active: 335 watts Ready and Sleep: 3 watts Off: 0.6 watts Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC): 0.793 kWh/Week ENERGY STAR® qualified models; see: www.hp.com/go/energystar Dimensions (width by depth by height) 347 by 224 by 194 mm (13.66 by 8.82 by 7.64 in) Weight (without print cartridge) 4.7 kg (10.3 lb) Appendix A—Technical specifications 17 Safety certifications IEC 60950-1 (International), EN 60950-1 +A11 (EU), IEC 60825-1+A1+A2, UL/cUL Listed (US/Canada), GS License (Europe), EN 60825-1+A1+A2 Class 1, 21 CFR Ch. 1/SubCh. J & Laser Notice #50 (July 26 2001) (Class 1 Laser/LED Device) GB4943-2001, Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC with CE Marking (Europe). Other safety approvals as required by individual countries. EMC certifications CISPR 22: 2005/EN 55022: 2006 Class B, EN 61000-3-2: 2000 +A2, EN 61000-3-3: 1995+A1, EN 55024: 1998+A1 +A2, FCC Title 47 CFR, Part 15 Class B (USA), ICES-003, Issue 4, (Canada), GB92541998, EMC Directive 2004/108/EC with CE Marking (Europe), other EMC approvals as required by individual countries. What’s in the box HP LaserJet 1006 Printer, introductory HP LaserJet print cartridge, 8 Getting Started Guide, printer documentation and software on CD-ROM, support flyer, power cord Warranty One-year limited warranty HP SureSupply enabled To learn more, please visit www.hp.com/go/SureSupply 18 Appendix A—Technical specifications B—Ordering information Use accessories and supplies specifically designed for the printer to ensure optimal performance. To order the printer accessories and supplies listed here, go to the HP website at www.hp.com/ghp/buyonline.html. If you don’t have access to the Internet, contact your qualified HP dealer, or call HP at 1-800-888-9909 (U.S.). HP LaserJet P1006 Printer An affordable, reliable black-and-white laser printer with fast speeds, great performance, and a premium design. CB411A Original HP print cartridge Replacement HP LaserJet print cartridge (average cartridge yield: 1,500 standard pages) 9 CB435A Cable Hi-Speed USB, 2-meter A to B printer cable (2-meter) C6518A Connectivity HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit (Europe) HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit (North America) HP USB Network Print Adapter Q6259A Q6236A Q6275A Paper North America: www.hp.com/go/paper Europe: www.hp.com/go/supplies Asia Pacific: www.hp.com/apac/printingsupplies Latin America: contact HP via phone: USA: 1-800-477-5010 Europe: +800 7644 7644 Asia: 65-6253-8500 Australia and New Zealand: 61-2997-2299LAR Brasil: sac 0800 70 300 70 Solutions www.hp.com/go/gsc Appendix B—Ordering information 19 Endnotes Studies from Quality Logic show the typical print job is three to five pages. Instant-on Technology uses cutting-edge fuser technology to produce the first page faster when a printer is coming out of PowerSave mode so your print job is done sooner. 2 Program features and availability may vary by country. For more information, visit www.hp.com/learn/suresupply. Only available with original HP supplies; Internet access required. 3 Duty cycle is defined as the maximum number of pages per month of imaged output. This value provides a comparison of product robustness in relation to other HP LaserJet or HP Color LaserJet devices, and enables appropriate deployment of printers and MFPs to satisfy the demands of connected individuals or groups. 4 HP recommends that the number of printed pages per month be within the stated range for optimum device performance, based on factors including supplies replacement intervals and device life over an extended warranty period. 5 Speed specification per industry standard testing methods. 6 Measured per ISO 7779 and declared per ISO 9296; values subject to change. For current information see www.hp.com/support. Configuration tested: base model, printing on A4 paper at 17 ppm. 7 Power reported is the highest value measured using all standard voltages. 8 Average cartridge yield 700 standard pages. For page and photo yields and other cartridge options, see www.hp.com/go/pageyield. 9 Declared yield value in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752. 1 ENERGY STAR and the ENERGY STAR mark are registered U.S marks. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows XP are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. Windows Vista is either a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. © Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. Printed in [country] To learn more, visit www.hp.com