Answer:
No, HPLIP only supports devices that include print functionality. For possible Scanjet drivers, visit HP SANE Drivers.
Are HP Officejet All-in-ones and MFPs supported?
Answer:
Yes, they are supported (with a few exceptions)
Are HP Photosmart printers supported?
Answer:
Yes, they are supported (with a few exceptions)
Are Apollo printers supported?
Answer:
Printing functionality is only supported.
Are HP Designjet printers supported?
Answer:
Hello,
With the release of HPLIP 3.9.4b we have added support for the following Designjets.
HP Designjet 4020ps (Postscript)
HP Designjet 4520ps (Postscript)
HP Designjet 4520mfp (Postscript) (Note: PC send fax not supported in this release) <!--EndFragment-->
3.9.4b Release Notes can be found at:
http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/release_notes.html
To find support for other Designjets can be found at:
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We are looking into other Designjet model support and hope to add support for them in the future.
My printer was not listed in the previous question, and is not listed in the product support table. When will a driver be available for my printer?
Answer:
Our plan is to provide support for new printers as quickly as possible after they are introduced. Standard support timeframes vary from within 1 week to 1 month. However support can sometimes take longer than this.
Are drivers available for the Deskjet 710C, 712C, 720C, 722C, 820Cse, 820Cxi, 1000Cse, 1000Cxi; or Color LaserJet 1500, 2600 printers?
Answer:
These are host based printers. Currently there are no plans to support these printers in HPLIP. See the host-based printing article for more information.
Ghostscript print filters for the Deskjet products can be found at the pnm2ppa project.
What features are supported on my printer?
Answer:
The list of supported printers and the features supported can be found on the products supported page.
My printer is unsupported, when will it be supported?
Answer:
Most newer models are supported 2-3 weeks after the public release, sometimes even before that. Some older models that are not supported are being researched for possible support in the future, although this may or may not happen depending on the printer and technical details involved.
Some printers are unsupported and will most likely stay unsupported. The reasons for this may include issues with intellectual property, technical issues, or limited production numbers. Be advised that printers that appear on the unsupported list may never be supported by HPLIP.
