Lx 1310 Printer Driver

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Lorna Schildt

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I have a 1310 PSC and recently attempted to install on my system which runs on Windows 10. When I pulg in the only thing that prints in a 'TEST Page'. Each time I attempt to print any other type of document I continually receive a BOGUS error message stating 'HP PSC 1310 it Offline'. This is not the case. I have quadruple checked both plugs and all connections are solid. Any idea what might be generating this errorenous message ? Possibly printer drivers compatible for Windows 10 ? Just a guess. HELP !!!!

Sounds like the connection between the printer and the PC has been corrupted and needs to be reinstalled.

Download the latest software update for your OS and printer model from HPs support website. Uninstall your current printer and reinstall with the latest software to refresh the connection. Confirm any further problems or error messages from the installation wizard from there.

Problems and SolutionsPower supply problems
Paper loading or feeding problems
Printing position problems
Printing or printout quality problems
Network problems
Most problems you may encounter while operating your printer have simple solutions. Use the information in this section to find the source of and solution to printer problems that occur.

You can also use the self test to determine whether the printer or the computer is causing the problem. See Printing a Self Test for instructions on printing a self test. To pinpoint communication problems, experienced users may want to use the printer's hex dump mode described in Printing Hex Dump.

The printer does not work and the control panel lights are off even when you turn on the printer.CauseWhat to doThe power cord is not properly plugged into the electrical outlet or your printer.Turn off the printer, and make sure the power cord is firmly plugged into the electrical outlet and the printer, if necessary. Then turn on the printer.The electrical outlet does not work.

The printer does not load single-sheet paper or does not feed it properly. CauseWhat to doContinuous paper is in the paper path.Press the Load/Eject button to feed the continuous paper back to the standby position. Set the paper release lever to the single-sheet position and insert a new sheet. (See Switching to printing on single sheets for more information.)The paper release lever is set to a tractor position.Set the paper release lever to the single-sheet position.The paper on the paper guide is positioned too far to the left or right for the printer to detect that it is there.Move the paper (and the edge guides) a little to the left or right.Single-sheet paper is not loaded properly.See Loading Single Sheets for instructions on loading single-sheet paper.The paper-thickness lever is not set correctly.Set the paper-thickness lever to match the thickness of your paper. See Adjusting the Paper-Thickness Lever for instructions.Paper is creased, old, too thin, or too thick.

Press the Load/Eject button to eject the sheet. Make sure the page length of your paper is within the range specified for single-sheet paper in Paper. Also check and adjust the paper size setting in your application or printer driver.

Your printing appears too high or low on the page.CauseWhat to doThe paper size setting in your application software or printer driver does not match the size of the paper you are using.Check the paper size setting in your application or printer driver.The printer's page length settings for the front or rear tractor do not match the size of the continuous paper you are using.Check the page length settings for the front or rear tractor using the printer's default-setting mode. See Changing default settings.The top margin or top-of-form position setting is incorrect.Check and adjust the margin or top-of-form position settings in your application software. See the printable area specifications in Printable area.You can also adjust the top-of-form position using the Micro Adjust function. However, settings made in Windows applications override settings made in the Micro Adjust mode. See Adjusting the top-of-form position.The printer driver settings you want to use are not selected in your software.Choose the correct printer driver setting from the Windows desktop or in your application before printing.You moved the paper using the knob while the printer was on.

The printer is on but it doesn't print.CauseWhat to doThe interface cable is broken or twisted.Check that the interface cable is not broken or twisted. If you have another interface cable, replace the cable and check whether the printer works correctly.The printer is not connected directly to your computer.When you use a printer changer, printer buffer, or a extension cable, the printer does not print correctly due to the combination of these devices. Make sure that the printer works correctly when it is connected to your computer without these devices.The printer driver is not installed correctly.Check that the printer driver is installed properly. If necessary, reinstall the printer driver.Paper is jammed or the ribbon or guard mechanism is stuck.Turn the printer off, open the printer cover and remove the jammed paper or things that are stuck.The USB setting is incorrect.Confirm the USB setting is correct. See Correcting USB Problems for details.The printer is hung-up (stopping in abnormal situations).

The printer does not print when using a network.CauseWhat to doThe network setting is wrong.Check whether or not print jobs from other computers are being printed through the network. When the print job is executed, the printer or your computer may have a problem. Check the connection between the printer and your computer, settings on the printer driver, and settings of your computer.When the print job is not executed, network settings may be incorrect. Ask your network administrator for help.
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Hello Everyone! I have been searching for an answer for this same problem, and finally came up with a solution. When you add the printer, just select "other software" (not the generic type), and in the drivers list, you should select HP LaserJet Pro MFP M125-M126. This made my HP Laserjet Pro M12w printer work with a Mac Book Pro M1 2021, Ventura 13. Hope it works for you too.

J'ai russi retrouver l'accs (au wifi) aprs dsinstallation complte sur mon iMac, mais quand j'ai voulu aussi imprimer partir du MacBook Air l'accs n'est plus permis en wifi, seul le cble USB reli permet d'imprimer.

My 1310 board will talk via the LoRA connection when it is connected via the USB to the IDE. However, when tryin to use it standalone - powered via teh USB connection but just from a charger, teh system does not appear to talk. I have commented out all use of the serial connection in the sketch and that has not seemed to make a difference. Is there something I am missing in using the 1310 outside of the IDE environment? The code started from the example LoRASendAndRecieve and was modified to send a message every 50 seconds without having to use the serial input to input the string to send and use only specific channels.

Please provide a detailed explanation of what you mean by this statement. What exactly is "connected to the IDE"? Do you mean that you have the Arduino IDE's Serial Monitor open, or only that the board is plugged in to your computer?

For it to operate as expected, all it needs to be is connected to the IDE, the serial monitor does not need to be open. When connected, it works with or without commenting out all of the serial related commands. With all the serial items commented out, I can tell it is working by monitoring the information being passed to the The Things Network.

The USB cable is connected to my laptop and the Arduino IDE (I am using the on-line version) is open. When you plug in the 1310 to the USB cable, the IDE indicates it is connected to the Arduino MKR WAN 1310. No need to have the serial monitor open. Here is a screen shot of the IDE right after I plugged in the 1310 a few minutes ago. Information started showing up at The Things Network Console as expected.
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Still works after
Case 1) Just closing editor - but leaving forum tab open
Case 2) Closing all open Arduino tabs and stopping Arduino agent that runs in background.
The 1310 was unplugged and re-plugged in for each of these cases after the described conditions were met, causing it to restart. Came right up on The Things Network as expected.
There is likely still a driver installed for the Arduino device because it does not indicate an unknown device being plugged into the USB port.

I'm sure it's related to the power supply. Something like the computer providing more current or cleaner power than the charger does. Nothing to do with the software aspect of being connected to the computer.

Thank You for all the help! It does appear to be related to that because if I use a Power Bank battery instead of the power supply (charger) the system appears to work. It must be related to noise on the power, because the power supplies (I tried multiple versions) do indicate they are 5 volt outputs. I added some use of the LED to make sure I could tell if the code was running without having to have all the LORA communication visible up to The Things Stack since I have found that sometimes things on that end have issues as well.

Hi! I open this topic in order to solve the problem of this post. The problem that appears here is that the arduino board is not working(transmiting) if not connected to the laptop. That is partially true. The mkr1310 in this case is not sending untill it is connected to the Serial Monitor. This: while(!Serial) is keeping the controller stuck. Remove it and you should be fine.

Hi! There is a lot of redundant code there not that I take a closer look. So yeah. Maybe the charger or the batery can not offer enough current for the radio to transmit. Another advice is to lower de TX power of the transciever and/or select a lower bandwidth channel.