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‎01-29-2023 07:34 AM

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Product: HP LaserJet Pro MFP M148dw

Hey,

 

I was wondering if it's possible to connect my printer (HP LaserJet Pro M148DW) to a keypad in which when something is printed, they need a code (just one, unless a function where multiple codes can be set is available) to print the document. Is this possible? I've seen other printers with them. Thank you for any help possible!

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‎01-29-2023 09:10 AM

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With HP, basic pin printing is a function of the driver. The challenge is that the printer must have enough memory to store jobs. If there is a standard USB port on the back, then you should be able to plug in a USB memory stick and enable the feature. If you plug in a stick to that port it should prompt you, asking if you want to enable job storage. The user guide should also document the feature if it is on this model.

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