Would like printer with resize copy on control panel like hp 8600

[David189]

Have contacted HP sales and been told that HP 9135e and HP 3301sdw both have resize under the copy menu on the control panel.  However, neither shows that in their user guides.  Does HP have any printer with the resize under the copy menu on the control panel.  It is a pain to have to use HP Smart just to make a simple change in the size.  

[Dragon-Fur]

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The OfficeJet Pro 9135e is a close match -- in a modern printer - to the older premium 8600 models.

For example, the printer supports the much loved automatic 2-sided scanning option and other "nice" features.

Yes, Copy options are available / visible on the Printer Control Panel

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 User Guide - HP OfficeJet Pro 9130e Series

Page 4 - Item #5

Page 34

Copy from printer
Use the printer control panel to copy a document or an ID card from printer.
1. Load paper in the input tray.
See Load media.
2. On the control panel Home screen, touch Copy.
3. Touch Document Copy or ID Card Copy.
4. Set the number of copies or change the default copy settings.

NOTE: By default, the printer is set to copy in color. Touch Save to save the current settings as default.

5. To copy a document, load your original print-side down on the scanner glass or print-side up in the
document feeder. Touch Copy.
To copy an ID card, load your original ID card on the scanner glass, touch Copy, and then follow the
on-screen instructions to load your ID card or complete copy on the scanner glass.

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Embedded Web Server (EWS)

Copy Default Options

Open your Browser > Type / enter the Printer IP address into URL / Address bar

Section Copy > Default Copy Options

Example - EWS - Default Copy Options

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[David189]

Thank you.  Yes, the HP 9135e does have a copy button but the submenu including resize like the HP 8600.  

Someone else posted a similar question and the answer was to use HP Smart to change the settings.

It is hard to believe that HP eliminated the resize and the cancel X button on the control panel for apparently all printers.

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@David189 

You are welcome.

Sometimes the answer is not the one wanted -- we get that.

Yes - much has changed -- it's been about 13 years since the 8600 series was introduced.

The 9135e includes a lot of scan and print features the old "top of line" 8600 enjoyed.

Configured with HP+ (optional), extra features are added, including those for scanning file types not normally available and printing remotely.

The 9135e can be fussy and more work to manage.

The 9135e printer includes additional security (and settings to manage that security).

The 9135e can be more work to configure and the full driver printer software is different (without sacrificing features).

Perhaps the OfficeJet Pro 9135e might not be the "printer for you", after all.

The Resize options are on the Printer Control Menu under Copy.

Resize and other options are not gone, the setup does look different.

True - the X cancel has been removed from this printer.

Jobs control / Remove / Reprint has taken the place of the single "X" cancel button.

I've had time to adjust to the new printer / EWS format in the year plus since I purchased the 9135e.

I prefer the new format but that does not mean everyone feels the same, of course.

Sample - Jobs - Job Queue

Open your Browser > Type / enter the Printer IP address into URL / Address bar

Section Jobs > Job Queue > Menu … > Cancel All Jobs or Export History

EWS_9135_Jobs_Job_Queue_3

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[David189]

Thank you for all of the information.  You are very helpful.  I began to look at other brands but tend to be faithful to what has worked in the past.  My 8600 was nearly 13 years old so I should be thankful for that.  I doubt if the next printer will last that long but maybe since I won't be printing nearly like I did several years ago.  

Thank you again.

[Dragon-Fur]

@David189 

You are welcome.

Not having had a new printer for so long might make any change somewhat jarring.

The 9135e is "a lot" of printer -- it's not perfect - I mentioned that in my experience, the printer can be fussy about network, connections, security, and firmware.

The printer does try to make up for being fussy and complex by including most of the features we expect from a high-end inkjet printer.

If not convinced,

Wait a bit longer -- things change and what is "next" might be a better fit.

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[David189]

Thanks again for the information.  I have ordered the HP 9135e.

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@David189 

You are welcome -- you are a bit brave, too.

Smiling.

The 9135e is feature packed -- and it can be a challenge to run.

If the firmware locks up first thing (and it can because, you know, "challenge"),

Complete the Restore Factory Defaults in EWS (possibly after having to unplug the printer for a minute to regain access to EWS) --

I had to do one Factory Restore once early on --

I run this printer on Ethernet -- Wireless is supported but "eww - wireless".

Full router configuration and manual / static IP address.

Since that time, whenever the printer wanders away too far to recover itself, unplugging it for a minute sets things right.

Yeah, I know.  I like the printer and I put up with it.

Will the model ever be less troublesome? 

No doubt -- and perhaps your later build (mine is early 2024) is already better..

Oh, keep the printer very clean - the printer doesn't do well if it gets dirty, gummy, sticky.

Good Luck.

Ask if / when you have questions.

I cannot fix the weird bouncy firmware but I do have a number of examples of other "how to" setups.

EWS - Restore Default Settings

Open your Browser > Type / enter the Printer IP address into URL / Address bar

Section General > Restore Default Settings > Restore Network Settings OR Restore All Factory Defaults

EWS_9135_Restore_All_Factory_Defaults_3

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