Attempt to obain MAC address on Deskjet 3510 printer

Please tell me where to find the MAC address for HP Deskjet 3510. Am attempting to wirelessly attach to tethered network using (legally) phone as connector. Number did not print out on "Print Status Report". Thank you.

Hi dbqueen,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
I see that you are looking for your MAC address for your HP Deskjet 3510 printer.
Please take a look through this guide. Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection. Solution One shows how to print the wireless report. This will show your printer's MAC address.
Hope this helps, and have a great day.
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HT1444 I just bought an HP deskjet 3510 printer. I have a MAC OX X 10.5.8. I can't install it unless it is version 6. Any suggestions as to what I can do?

I just bought an HP deskjet 3510 printr and I can't install it. It tells me I have to have MAC OX S version 6. How can I upgrade to this version?

Found a way to utilize the HP Deskjet 3510 with the MacBook OSX 10.5.8!
As you may know, there is NO existing HP printer driver useable between this printer and the OSX10.5.8 (you need OSX 10.6 or higher) However, it IS possible to use the printer and even print from it - however, it is a bit complicated. Read the PROS vs. CONS and see if you want to proceed OR...if you can, return it and get your money back. Unfortunately for me I didn't have this option - if I returned it, I will lose 55% of what I paid for return shipping and restocking! .
PROS: You can print documents, photos, files, etc.
CONS: You can't print it directly as you would a normal printer. It will not work either with USB or via wireless. It must be sent as a document via e-mail (more explained later!)
PROS: Copy/Scan-To-Print function works without needing a driver installed.
CONS: Scan-To-Computer function will not work because there is no driver compatible.
PROS: Documents sent to you via email (on a personalized HP email address) will be printed out automatically when received. You don't even have to be there to receive the email!
CONS: It WILL print automatically. You can turn off this function but you will have to remember to turn it on everytime you need to print.
OKAY. Here it goes. This model of HP Printer (Deskjet 3510) has a function called ePrint (you can find more info at http://www.hp.com/global/us/en/eprint/). Basically it is a wireless function on the printer that as long as you have Wifi at your home or business, you can connect this printer virtually. This ePrint works with any computing devises, including MacBooks, Mac Desktops, iPhone, iPad, and iPad Mini - it will NOT work with iPods or any devise that does not have internet/wifi capability.
This is what you need to do: Set up the Deskjet 3510 as if you would any other printer. That means, remove it from the box, unpack it, plug it in, follow instructions on the mini-screen (for date, language, etc), install cartridge, print test sheets, scan test sheet, etc. Make sure that the machine actually works!
Then comes the tricky part: You will notice three buttons on the bottom. Left one is the Power Button. Right side has two buttons: first is the Wifi button, second is the ePrint button. Before ePrint can be set up, you need to set up the printer for Wifi.
CLICK on the Wifi Button (a flashing blue light) and look on the bottm left. There is a menu section with 'Settings" - CLICK the button left of that menu (above the power button) you will see the wireless menu. Make sure the Wireless is "On" and Wireless Direct also "On". Use the arrows on the right of the screen to go up and down the menu, "OK" button to select it.
At that same menu, scroll down to "Print Report" and click "OK". Select the second option "Configuration Page" and print out the page. If everything went smoothly with the Wifi connection, you will be able to see information. Look for the URL(s) for Embedded Web Server on the page, either on the top by the General Information or under Wireless Direct. You need the Server address for the next step. Mine looked like this:
http://192.168.223.1 (last four digits of yours may differ)
Go up to your Airport Wifi menu and look for something like "HP-Print-44-Deskjet 3510 series". Select that from the Wifi menu (from this point, you will NOT be on the internet). Once you see the Wifi signal pop in, on the address bar of your web browser, type in your Server address in the address bar (http://192.168....).
Then you will see a web page of inner workings of your computer. It's quite amazing actually!
Look for a section that shows Wireless Setup Wizard and follow to make sure you're set up to your network and connected to the internet. Choose your wireless network name, put the password in. It should connect to your network. Do the same for the ePrint section.
Switch back to your Wifi network (via Airport so you would have internet access), go to https://h30495.www3.hp.com/c/46324/US/en/ to set up your printer with HP for ePrint. This is where you get that private email address at HP (you can personalize it as well) so that any device that can email you can send documents, photos and files to be printed directly.
SO the trick to printing with a MacBook OSX 10.5.8 with the HP Deskjet 3510 is this: Once you set up your private email address (let's say it's [email protected]) you can send attachments via email as if you were writing yourself (both the email AND the attachment will print!) or when you are about to print a file or a photo, select from the Print menu, the PDF section where you have an option to Mail PDF. It will connect with Mail Program, send it to [email protected] (or whatever your private email name is : **********@hpeprint.com) and it will print the file without printing an email header.
PRINTING NOTE: If you are printing a photo, you can set your presets to Photo print so that it will come out nice. If you happened to be by your computer during the printout, you can install the photo paper (flush it to the right side) or else it will just print on normal paper.
NOTE:If at any step the printer won't recognize the Wifi connection or ePrint, turn off the printer, count 30 seconds and restart it. Mine worked fine after that!
Whew~! Hope this was clear and was helpful! Best wishes!

Attempting to clone MAC address, cannot save changes.

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Hi I have a strange problem with my HP DeskJet 3510. I took it out of the box installed everything loaded up paper and powered it on. It went through all the motions and blah blah and printed out an alignment page. Anyhow it didn't look right to me but I went ahead and scanned it anyway and it then said "ink cartidges are set to default color quality" or something to the effect. I hit ok and it went to the main menu.
Now from my wifes phone I can connect to the printer and print just fine but from our laptop the alignment is all jacked up. If I type a bunch of random lines into notepad or anything really it misses a bunch of lines and some lines just don't even appear. Which I could only think would be because the alignment page isn't right.
Also from app that gets installed from the software CD on the laptop I can choose to align the cartridges but when I do and it prints and I scan the page (that still looks jacked up to me) the software tells me the alignment failed and asks me to rescan after I put the page in there right. I know the page is in there right its face down and in the bottom right hand corner as it should be.
Now I have ran the cartdridge cleaning process several times took the cartridges out and looked for debris or anything that could be in the way even though I doubt its any of those things becuase like I had said earlier it prings perfectly from my wifes printershare app from her smart phone. Just as it appears on her screen. Only getting this issue from the PC.
Anyhow I am going to attach a photo of how the priner aligment page comes out from me doing it on the printers control panel and from the PC's software both it comes out looking like this. If you could please give me some advice to what to do next that would be great as I am out of ideas. Did I just get a bad cartridge? If so why would it print from my wifes phone fine and not from the PC? Is this how the alignment page should look (can't read any of the things on the lower portion really).
Other Info : PC is running Windows . Other PC has same problem running Windows XP. Wifes Phone is using PrinterShare app. Any information or helpful advice is appreciated thank you guys in advance.

Finally, after installing and uninstalling the print cartridges on my HP-3510 around 10 times; I finally got the alignment page to print and then scan successfully. It's a nice, very economical printer when it works properly. I was on the verge of tossing it but glad I didn't. I guess the lesson is that persistence can pay off. My thanks to the other two contributing posters.

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I moved to a new house and when I hooked my printer back up it won't print. It acts like it is printing when I tell it to print but no ink goes on the paper. In other words it feeds the paper though and makes the sound like it's printing but it doesn't put ink on the page. I have, however, been able to get it to put ink on the page when I printed a test page and an alignment page. That makes me think that it isn't out of ink, but maybe that is the issue. I am going to buy a new cartiridge but I am wondering if it could be something else.

Hi teach, I seen you have been having an issue with your 3510 not aligning properly and the pages printing out blank. I would recommend you follow this document step by step I will post a link to. You have already replaced the ink cartridges, so you will not need to replace them again unless they are low on ink. Before following these troubleshooting steps, ensure you have the printer plugged directly to a wall outlet.
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Trying to replace ink cartridge. I follow instructions but the cartridges don't move to the center of the printer when I open the door. Am I doing something wrong? It's a fairly new printer.
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Make sure the printer is on when you are opening the cartridge acess door for the carriage to move to the center. If that does not work try to move the carriage manually.
Please reffer the following link for more information on how to replace the cartridges.
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HP Deskjet 3510 wireless & Mac OS=Piece of junk

I recently bought an HP DeskJet 3510 printer and use Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.8 on various computers. Since opening the box I've had nothing but problems with wireless printing. The drivers are completely useless and the set up is ridiculous since you can't access anything except via USB or wireless.
This printer seems to always have to HAVE the first IP in your DHCP pool. If not, your'e out of luck and have to do the set up all over. Each weekly I have to set the printer up again over and over. I have been through all of the mediocre Mac install instructions the same results. It's ashame that this is such BS to set up.

I am not really sure I understand your problem. You say that you cannot access anything except USB or wireless. What else did you want to access?
Let's set a static IP address for the printer:
- Print a Network Config Page from the front of the printer. Note the printer's IP address.
- Type that IP address into a browser to reveal the printer's internal settings.
- Choose the Networking tab, then Wireless along the left side, then the IPv4 tab.
- On this screen you want to set a Manual IP. You need to set an IP address outside the range that the router automatically sets (called the DHCP range). If you do not know the range, change the last set of numbers (those after the last '.') to 250
- Use 255.255.255.0 for the subnet (unless you know it is different, if so, use that)
- Enter your router's IP (on the Network Config Page) for the gateway.
- Enter 8.8.8.8 for the first DNS and 8.8.4.4 for the second DNS. This is Google DNS. You can choose another external DNS if you wish.
- Click 'Apply'.
Now, shut down the router and printer, start the router, wait, then start the printer.
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First, MAC filtering is not a security measure because it is so easily defeated. Read more here: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=43
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