Posted by rlogan-ca on 5/28/05 5:47pm
Msg #41039

HP 3015 owners please respond

I have been researching this all- in- one laser printer and have noticed there are a handful
of you SA's that have this model.

My question is: Does this model have PCL 6?

I have searched and I can't find this info anywhere.

TIA

Reply by Calnotary on 5/28/05 7:00pm
Msg #41043

You havent look at a google search engine just type hp-3015 and it takes ;you to the
hp webiste where you can buy it and search all specifications of the hp in question.

Reply by rlogan-ca on 5/28/05 7:02pm
Msg #41044

Thanks Calnotary, will do. n/m

Reply by Anonymous on 5/28/05 7:03pm
Msg #41045

Here are the HP LaserJet 3015 Specs...

Go to http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/specs.aspx?EDC=584330.

Reply by Notary MI on 5/28/05 7:06pm
Msg #41046

Yes, it has PCL6. That's why I purchased it.
PCL6 is a software language that this printer has.

Reply by rlogan-ca on 5/28/05 7:29pm
Msg #41052

Thank you Calnotary, Anon & Notary MI

After much searching, (HP site didn't have that info either) I found the info at another
site found on google. Thanks for your response. It was driving me nuts!

Reply by Joan Bergstrom on 5/28/05 10:22pm
Msg #41069

Re: Thank you Calnotary, Anon & Notary MI

My son who is a new notary in Calif. recentyly bought the 3015 at Staples for $269 with an additional $50 rebate. This is a terrific "all in one :" machine at a great price!!

Reply by PAW_Fl on 5/29/05 7:28am
Msg #41084

HP site has ALL their specs

For the LJ 3015 -> http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF06a/18972-238444-410636-12004-f51-378048.html

You can always simply go to http://www.hp.com then click on the "Printer &Multifunction" link. Enter the printer information in the search bar (e.g. Laserjet 3015) and follow all the links, including the product overview, to find all the details you need about any of their currently supported printers.

Reply by NANCY on 5/29/05 7:28pm
Msg #41152

YES IT DOES AND IT HAVE ENOUGH MEMORY ALSO... I JUST BOUGHT ONE LAST WEEK

Reply by stamper_WI on 5/30/05 8:25pm
Msg #41243

ok ..I'll bite...

Whats PCL6?

Reply by HisHughness on 5/30/05 8:54pm
Msg #41245

Re: ok ..I'll bite...

stamper_WI asks:

***Whats PCL6?***

Pacific Coast Laziness, Level 6. Common affliction of California signing agents who have read one too many posts about $8,000 a month income of Illinois-Florida-West Virginia-North Dakota-Saskatchewan-Patagonia signing agents, and who have just given up trying to achieve that exalted level in a climate where there are more signing agents than white people. Marked by excessive consumption of Big Red soda pop and Cheetos; readily identifable symptoms of the malady are excessively red lips and orange-colored fingers that taste salty. Could be easily cured by depopulating the island of New Zealand and shipping every second California signing agent there with a one-way ticket. For the rest of the signing agents outside Los Angeles, however, some contemplation has been given to taking over Australia and Africa south of the Equator.

Reply by Ernest_CT on 5/30/05 9:04pm
Msg #41247

Not that I'd ever disagree with HisHughness, but ...

... I'd always heard that PCL stood for Printer Control Language. 6 means version 6. If you search for PCL on this Forum, you'll find a lot of very useful information. Look especially for posts from PAW_FL.

Reply by PAW_Fl on 5/30/05 9:07pm
Msg #41248

Re: ok ..I'll bite...

PCL (Page Control Language or Printer Command Language) is the "language" the computer (through a driver) uses to communicate with a printer. It was developed by Hewlett-Packard. The latest version is PCL Level 6, commonly referred to as PCL 6.

For a complete description, view msg # 32419 and also do a search for "PCL 6" (note the space). You will soon learn what PCL is, and why it is imperative that your printer properly support its use.

Reply by stamper_WI on 5/31/05 1:50pm
Msg #41319

Re: ok ..I'll bite...

Thanks! and Hugh you sound like some one else I know in Austin! The two of you ever get together and you'll have to hand out squeegee's to come after the shovels!