Print from your iPhone to an HP printer using Wi-Fi Direct
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iOS devices can print wirelessly to an HP printer using Wi-Fi Direct. This method doesn't require a Wi-Fi network or additional software. To get started, make sure your HP printer has Wi-Fi Direct enabled and then follow these steps on your iOS device.
Send a print job using a Wi-Fi Direct printer connection. Complete these steps while next to the printer.
● Get the Wi-Fi Direct printer name (Example: DIRECT-72-HP OfficeJet Pro 6970) and password.
● Printers with a control panel menu: Touch the Wi-Fi Direct icon or button to view the Wi-Fi Direct name and password. Or from the Reports menu, print a Network Summary or Network Config page that lists the details.
● Printers without a control panel menu: Print a network configuration report or help page. The name and password are listed under the Wi-Fi Direct section.
To print a network report, use a method that matches the control panel buttons on your printer.
● Press the Information button .
● Press and hold the Wi-Fi Direct button for 3 seconds.
● Press the Wi-Fi Direct and Information buttons at the same time.
● Press and hold the Resume button ( or ) for up to 10 seconds or until the report prints.
● HP DeskJet 6000 and 6400, ENVY 6000, Pro 6400, and Tango printers: Touch and hold the Information button until all control panel buttons light up, and then touch the Information and Cancel buttons at the same time.
● Make sure paper is loaded in the main tray, and then turn on the printer.
● If you want to print web content, such as an email or cloud-based document, open the item before proceeding.
● On your mobile device, open the Wi-Fi network menu, and then select your printer starting with DIRECT in the name and followed by the model name.
NOTE: There might be multiple Wi-Fi Direct printers within range of your mobile device. Make sure to select the name of your printer in the list to prevent connection and print job issues.
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