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You need only two tools. WD-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.
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http://www.hp.com/cposupp...support_doc/bpl05916.html
hmmmAsk the network administrator to unlock the function.
Of je kan het proberen met JetDirectAdmin Tool van HP (zoiets heet het geloof ik). Kan je op de site van HP downloaden.
Neem je whisky mee, is het te weinig... *zucht*
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Ok hier een publiek document uit de HP database
Hope it helps.
ISSUE: Setting a Control Panel Lock security level and password for HP LaserJet printers.
SOLUTION: There are four levels of security that can be enforced on HP LaserJet printer control panels: Minimum, Moderate, Maximum, and None.
Implementing front control panel security
HP Jetadmin Utility (only if a HP Jetdirect Card is being used)
HP LaserJet Utility for Macintosh users
PJL (Printer Job Language) escape sequence sent from any ASCII editor
NOTE: If you forget your password, perform a cold reset by holding down GO while turning on the HP LaserJet printer. Printer Network Configurations may need to be restored after a cold reset.
Follow the steps below to enable settings using HP Web Jetadmin 6.2 for Windows
Run HP Web Jetadmin 6.2.
Select the printer to configure.
Click Configuration.
Click Security.
Select the security setting desired under Control Panel Access. The only selections available are Unlock and Maximum Lock. The maximum lock setting does not require a password, and completely locks the control panel. These are the only control panel locking options available in Web Jetadmin 6.2.
NOTE: This option lets you lock the device's control panel, preventing unauthorized users from accessing it and changing the device's settings. Users can still read the settings on the device's control panel.
The unlock options that are available depend on the device. For some devices, you can only lock and unlock the control panel. For other devices, you can specify the level of access: minimum, moderate, or maximum. The definitions for the different levels of access also depend on the device and the version of Web Jetadmin.
Click Apply.
Follow the steps below to enable settings from a Macintosh computer
Select the HP LaserJet Utility icon in the HP LaserJet folder on the hard drive.
Select the printer to configure.
Select Security panel by scrolling down and selecting the Key icon.
Select Lock Control Panel. You will be prompted to enter a password if the password has been set. If a password has not been set, go to the next step.
Select Set Password. On the Printer Security dialog, enter the new password (numeric values can be set from 0 to 65535) and select OK.
Enabling control panel lock using PJL, sending commands to the printer as listed below through MS-DOS (R) EDIT or some other DOS or UNIX (R) based text editor
NOTE: After opening a command prompt window type the word EDIT. This will open a Dos Edit session. To create the ESC character press the CTRL and P keys on the keyboard. Then push the ESC key, now a left arrow will be displayed on the screen. Be sure to save this PJL command and give it a file name such as hdinit.txt before copying it down to the printer.
Copy this to the printer using the DOS copy /b command. The following instructions explain how to copy the command to the printer.
Setting a password, sending the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT PASSWORD = [numeric password] (0 to 65535).
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
NOTE: To delete a password, leave the [numeric password] entry blank.
Turning CPLOCK on or off if a password has not been set, sending the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = [security level]
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
If a password has been set, send the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer to turn CPLOCK on or off
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB PASSWORD = [numeric password]
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = [security level]
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Below are the four levels of security that can be enforced on an HP LaserJet printer
Minimum control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MINIMUM
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Configuration menu
Information menu
IO menu
Paper Handling menu
Resets menu
Print Quality menu
EIO menu
Moderate control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MODERATE
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Paper Handling menu
Information menu
Print Quality menu
Printing menu
Configuration menu
IO menu
EIO menu
Resets menu
Maximum control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MAXIMUM (or ON)
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Information menu
(none)
Paper Handling menu
Print Quality menu
Printing menu
Configuration menu
IO menu
EIO menu
Resets menu
To disable control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = OFF
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Hope it helps.
ISSUE: Setting a Control Panel Lock security level and password for HP LaserJet printers.
SOLUTION: There are four levels of security that can be enforced on HP LaserJet printer control panels: Minimum, Moderate, Maximum, and None.
Implementing front control panel security
HP Jetadmin Utility (only if a HP Jetdirect Card is being used)
HP LaserJet Utility for Macintosh users
PJL (Printer Job Language) escape sequence sent from any ASCII editor
NOTE: If you forget your password, perform a cold reset by holding down GO while turning on the HP LaserJet printer. Printer Network Configurations may need to be restored after a cold reset.
Follow the steps below to enable settings using HP Web Jetadmin 6.2 for Windows
Run HP Web Jetadmin 6.2.
Select the printer to configure.
Click Configuration.
Click Security.
Select the security setting desired under Control Panel Access. The only selections available are Unlock and Maximum Lock. The maximum lock setting does not require a password, and completely locks the control panel. These are the only control panel locking options available in Web Jetadmin 6.2.
NOTE: This option lets you lock the device's control panel, preventing unauthorized users from accessing it and changing the device's settings. Users can still read the settings on the device's control panel.
The unlock options that are available depend on the device. For some devices, you can only lock and unlock the control panel. For other devices, you can specify the level of access: minimum, moderate, or maximum. The definitions for the different levels of access also depend on the device and the version of Web Jetadmin.
Click Apply.
Follow the steps below to enable settings from a Macintosh computer
Select the HP LaserJet Utility icon in the HP LaserJet folder on the hard drive.
Select the printer to configure.
Select Security panel by scrolling down and selecting the Key icon.
Select Lock Control Panel. You will be prompted to enter a password if the password has been set. If a password has not been set, go to the next step.
Select Set Password. On the Printer Security dialog, enter the new password (numeric values can be set from 0 to 65535) and select OK.
Enabling control panel lock using PJL, sending commands to the printer as listed below through MS-DOS (R) EDIT or some other DOS or UNIX (R) based text editor
NOTE: After opening a command prompt window type the word EDIT. This will open a Dos Edit session. To create the ESC character press the CTRL and P keys on the keyboard. Then push the ESC key, now a left arrow will be displayed on the screen. Be sure to save this PJL command and give it a file name such as hdinit.txt before copying it down to the printer.
Copy this to the printer using the DOS copy /b command. The following instructions explain how to copy the command to the printer.
Setting a password, sending the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT PASSWORD = [numeric password] (0 to 65535).
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
NOTE: To delete a password, leave the [numeric password] entry blank.
Turning CPLOCK on or off if a password has not been set, sending the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = [security level]
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
If a password has been set, send the following ASCII sequence to the HP LaserJet printer to turn CPLOCK on or off
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB PASSWORD = [numeric password]
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = [security level]
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Below are the four levels of security that can be enforced on an HP LaserJet printer
Minimum control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MINIMUM
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Configuration menu
Information menu
IO menu
Paper Handling menu
Resets menu
Print Quality menu
EIO menu
Moderate control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MODERATE
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Paper Handling menu
Information menu
Print Quality menu
Printing menu
Configuration menu
IO menu
EIO menu
Resets menu
Maximum control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = MAXIMUM (or ON)
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
Menus that are locked
Menus that are unlocked
Information menu
(none)
Paper Handling menu
Print Quality menu
Printing menu
Configuration menu
IO menu
EIO menu
Resets menu
To disable control panel lock
Ec%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL DEFAULT CPLOCK = OFF
@PJL EOJ
Ec%-12345X
De oplossing:
Een cold reset. Printer aanzetten en de go(start) knop ingedrukt houden.
Dank allen voor de nuttige replies. In het bijzonder voor DannyS
Een cold reset. Printer aanzetten en de go(start) knop ingedrukt houden.
Dank allen voor de nuttige replies. In het bijzonder voor DannyS
Join the dark side, we have cookies :)
You need only two tools. WD-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.