How do I get my web services information sheet?

[Devereux]

HP Photosmart Premium  Fax C410

[RAKnight625]

hp deskjet 2540

[Bebe_d67]

You don't need that. What you need to do is download the app hp eprint on your iPad as well as your phone. Then go to your printer press the setup button and select #8 which should be network setup. You will then press the arrow button until you get to wireless wizard to set up your printer. Once that is set up you will see it listed on your eprint, but you will not be able to print until you go into settings and enter your email and password. Once that is all completed, you should have no problem printing from your iPad and phone. Just tried it and it was a success! Glad I didn't give up..... I love it!

[happytohelp01]

Hi!

@hpuserang

Thank you for becoming a member of the HP Support community.  I gather that your Officejet 6500 E709n doesn't have the ePrint button.

You are correct, your printer does not have this button or the ability to enable web services.  That doesn't mean that you are unable to use some of the ePrint features.  You can still print from Android and Apple devices if the printer is connected to your wireless network.

I have included two documents for reference on how to print from a mobile device to your printer. For additional reference I have included the FAQ documents for the HP ePrint mobile app and the HP All-in-One Printer Remote app (formerly called the Printer Control App).

Printing from Your Android Device with Non-Web-Enabled Printers (No HP ePrint Support)

Printing from Your Apple Device with Non-Web-Enabled Printers (No Apple AirPrint or HP ePrint Suppor...

HP ePrint Mobile App FAQs

HP All-in-One Printer Remote Mobile App FAQs

@Devereux

Welcome to the HP Support community.  I understand that you are looking for where to get your web services information sheet for your Photosmart Premium Fax C410.

I have included a document on where to get the web services information sheet for your printer. I have also included a document with steps to customize your ePrint email address.

Getting the Printer Claim Code

Setting Up a Custom Email Address for ePrint

@RAKnight625

Welcome to the HP Support forums.  I understand that you would like the web services information sheet for your Deskjet 2540.

Your printer doesn't not have the ePrint feature, however as it is wireless you can still use print from an Android or Apple Device.  I have included three documents to assist you in printing from your mobile device.

Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) and Earlier: How to Use HP's Built-in Print Solution for Android

Android 4.4 (KitKat) and Later: How to Use the Android Printing Solution

How to Use Apple's AirPrint Over a Wireless Network

[fjj]

hp p1102w

[happytohelp01]

Hi fjj,

Welcome to the HP Support Forums.  I understand that you are trying to get your web services information sheet for your Laserjet P1102w.

The first step is to ensure your printer is connected to your wireless network.  I have included a document on how to do  this if your printer is not already connected to the wireless network.  The next step is to check if your printer has the latest firmware installed (the document on how to do this is listed below).

To get the web services information sheet please follow the instructions in step 1 of your user guide in the section titled "Use HP Cloud Print" found on page 50.  You should now have your web services information sheet.

For additional reference I have included the document detailing how to customize the printer's ePrint email address.

Installing the Printer on a Wireless Network

Getting the Latest Firmware and Product Updates

Laserjet Professional P1100 Printer Series User Guide

Setting Up a Custom Email Address for ePrint

[Docalim]

How do I get my web services information sheet?

[Docalim]

no it does not work.

[happytohelp01]

Hi Docalim,

Thank you for joining the HP Support Community.  I understand that you would like to learn how to print your web services information sheet. 

I have included a link to a general document on getting your web services information sheet with the printer claim code.  If the document doesn't help you, please respond back with the following information so I can better assist you:

1. What is the make/model/product number of HP printer do you have?
2. How is the printer connected (USB cable, ethernet, or wireless)?
3. Have you installed the full feature and software for the printer onto your computer?
4. What operating system are you using on your computer (Window 7, Mac 10.8, or Windows 8, etc)?

Thank you.

Getting the Printer Claim Code

Guide to finding your product number

[verygreatful]

I have a officejet pro 8500 wireless printer (A909g) , I  am trying to connect it to my  Samsung- SGH  S 111 but its asking me for a claim code,in order to get a claim code I need web service info sheet, how do I get that?

                                                                                                                                                               Thanks:Verygrateful