HP PSC 1312 Driver

System Requirements

The HP PSC 1312 driver is compatible with several versions of Windows, including Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000, and XP. In order to use the driver on Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, or Windows Me, your device must have an Intel Pentium II or Celeron processor, or any other compatible processor, along with 128 MB of RAM. Additionally, you must have at least 950 MB of available hard disk space, or 1.2 GB if you are using the driver in Japan.

If you plan on using the full-color scanning feature, you will need an extra 50 MB of free hard disk space. It’s important to note that these requirements may vary depending on your specific device and operating system. Be sure to check the manufacturer’s website for any updates or additional information.

To operate on Windows 2000 and Windows XP, a system demands an Intel Pentium II or Celeron processor. The Random Access Memory (RAM) must be up to 128 MB, and the hard disk space should be 1.1 GB, except for Japanese users who require 1.4 GB. Additionally, a full-color scanning process requires an extra 50 MB of storage space.

The dimensions of the monitor are 800 x 600 with a 16-bit color depth, rendering crisp and vivid images. It is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or higher versions, catering to all versions of Windows operating system.

The HP PSC 1312 driver is compatible with a range of Mac system versions, including OS 9.1.X, Mac OS X 10.1.x or higher, and 10.2.x. Additionally, it supports Mac OS 10.2.3 or higher, as well as Mac OS 10.3.x and higher versions. So, whether you’re running an older Mac system or a newer one, this printer driver has got you covered. Just ensure that your Mac system version falls within the compatible range before installing the HP PSC 1312 driver.

For all versions of Mac, the bare minimum processor required is a G3 or higher, along with a minimum of 128 MB of RAM. However, HP highly recommends a G4 processor or higher for optimal performance.

When it comes to hard disk space, OS 9 requires a minimum of 50 MB of free space for full-color scanning, in addition to the space needed for the operating system itself. For OS X, the required free space increases to 100 MB, plus an additional 50 MB for full-color scanning.

If you’re running OS 9.1, 10.1, or higher versions, you’ll need even more hard disk space – 400 MB for most regions, and 600 MB for Japan only.

It’s important to note that these are the bare minimum requirements, and if you plan on using your Mac for more intensive tasks, you’ll want to aim for higher specs to ensure smooth performance.

It is imperative that your monitor meets the minimum resolution requirement of 800 x 600 display with a 16-bit color depth. However, to optimize your experience, HP strongly recommends a monitor resolution of 1024 x 768.

This ensures that you are able to view and access all the features and functionalities of your device without any hindrances. A higher resolution allows for sharper and clearer display, thereby enhancing your overall user experience.

Therefore, it is highly recommended that you invest in a monitor that meets or exceeds the recommended resolution for your HP device. Doing so will not only improve your productivity but also ensure that you get the most out of your device.

To meet the necessary prerequisites, you must possess internet connectivity, a functional sound card, and have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or more recent editions installed on your system.

Printer HP PSC 1312 Overview

HP PSC 1312 is a printer belonging to the HP PSC 1300 Series involving;

1. HP PSC 1311

2. HP PSC 1312

3. HP PSC 1315

4. HP PSC 1315xi

5. HP PSC 1315v

6. HP PSC 1317

7. HP PSC 1318

8. HP PSC 1340

9. HP PSC 1345

10. HP PSC 1350

11. HP PSC 1350xi

12. HP PSC 1350v

13. HP PSC 1355

Cartridges

The compatible cartridges are;

1. black print HP 56 cartridge

2. tri-color print HP 57 cartridge

The HP 58 tri-color photo cartridge is a supplementary accessory and is not included in the product package. It is specifically engineered to replace the HP 56 black cartridge, providing optimal photo printing results.

It is important to note that the HP 58 cartridge offers a tri-color system, allowing for a wider range of color depth and vibrancy in photos. This is particularly useful in producing high-quality prints for professional purposes or personal keepsakes.

While the HP 58 cartridge is not a mandatory component, it is highly recommended for those who prioritize photo printing quality. Its advanced technology and color system make it a valuable addition to any printer setup.

To enhance your printing experience, consider investing in the HP 58 tri-color photo cartridge for optimal photo printing results.

4. black inkjet HP 27 cartridge

5. HP 28 tri-color inkjet cartridge

Printing Specifications

The printing process is facilitated through the use of drop-on-demand Thermal Inkjet Technology, which is supported by the Lightweight Imaging Device Interface Language (LIDIL). The speed of the printer is dependent on the model used as well as the complexity of the document being printed. For example, the Fast Mode can achieve print speeds of up to 17 pages per minute (black) and 12 pages per minute (color). The print resolution can reach up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi color with 1200 input dpi.

Connectivity

The standard means of connectivity to this printer is through the Hi-speed USB 2.0 port that is also compatible with 1.1. HP recommends a print cable that is of 3m (10 feet) or less in length to minimize injected noise. The printer has an inbuilt PictBridge that allows connecting a camera directly for printing photos.

Paper Specifications

The different media types supported by HP PSC 1312 printer includes Plain paper, Cards, Transparencies, Envelopes, Labels, Banners, Photo paper, etc. the input tray can hold up to 100 sheets of plain paper. The monthly duty cycle of this device is 1000 pages, maximum.

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Limitations

The printer does not support Mac OS 9.0 or earlier versions.