Connecting IMAC to HP 6500A Multifunction

I own three Apple computer. IMac latest model, MacBook Air latest model, MacBook late 2008. All running Mountain Lion.
All three machines connect via WLAN to a Fritzbox 7390 router (also tried a Time Capsule).
I have a HP Officejet 6500A connected to my lan via Ethernet.
Both laptops see the HP printer as a printer (Bonjour Multifunction) and as a fax (HP.Fax). I can print and send faxes via LAN.
My Imac only sees a printer (Bonjour Multifunction). This works fine and I can print. But I did not find a method to also connect the multifunction printer as a fax to the Imac. I am not aware of any setting or software that would differenciate the three machines.
Any idea how to solve this.

Hi,
After you have the printer queue exists within Print & Scan click the Apple icon, select Software Update and make sure to install the latest HP Printer Drivers 2.11 update.
Then try adding the fax once again (It may take a minute or two to appear).
If the fax still does not appear, install the following package and try adding the Fax queue once again:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL907
Hope it helps,
Shlomi

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