OfficeJet 7500 E910 wireless printing without network and USB connection

Dear All,
I'd like to know what is the way of taking the prints/scans from the HP OfficeJet 7500 product without using the network or USB cable ?
Regards,

Sorry, you will not be able get prints or scan from the computer without the network or USB cable.
You can copy documents on the glass or through the top feeder without the USB or network.
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Hello @Dalead,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand you're receiving a message stating "Unable to communicate" when printing a document using the Officejet 7500 E910. I will do my best to assist you! I would recommend following this entire HP document on Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection.
Try assigning a static IP address and let me know if this resolves your issue or not. I will be looking forward to hearing from you. Have a great night!
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First here is the system data:
From the EWS printer information page:
Product name: OfficeJet 7500 E910
Product Model Number: C9309A
Firmware Version: EMP1FN1126AR
From the Wireless Network Test Report printed out Jan 23 2012 9:07 AM:
No problems found. Congratulations on the successful setup of your wireless printer.
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Wireless Working: Pass
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Disconnect count total: 32
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Disconnect count (last 24 hours): 5
Channel: 1
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Configuration Source: Manual
Communication Mode: Infrastructure
Authentication Type: WPA-PSK
Encryption: Automatic (AES or TKIP)
The Network Configuration Report concurs with the info above and also shows that the nearest three 802.11 networks are at least five channels away from mine, but the fourth nearest one (with a signal value of -83: mine is -21) is the same as mine (channel 1).
The computer I'm using is a MacBook running OS X 10.6.8
Things I have done:
Confirmed that MAC filtering is disabled.
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Rebooted everything many times, being sure to turn the router back on before the printer.
Uninstalled and reinstalled via USB cable the full driver package downloaded from the HP website.
Assigned the printer a static IP address.
Changed the channel in the router.
Disabled and re-enabled Bonjour.
Searched the forums.
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Rebooting the printer is another workaround I discovered that continues to work, but only for a few moments. If I send a print job right away or a job is waiting in the queue, it will print it right after I turn the printer back on, but then everything goes haywire again. Rebooting the printer with the HP Utility window open produces alternating popup windows reporting attempts to connect to the printer and then reporting that it can't connect. They alternate at a sort of frenzied pace for a minute or so and then the "can't connect" popup stays. After a while, if the HP Utility window stays open, the frenzied popups return .The rest of the time the HP Utility says the printer is not available, even when pings are successful, even when I can access the EWS, and even when the printer is actually printing a job.
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So that's the data. Thanks in advance to whoever can shed some light.

Hello Sindigirl,
Thanks for the detailed information. And from that information, I can allready see that we are dealing with a intermittent bonjour connection. Bonjour is the protocol that all apple systems work with, they have the option to automatically detect new devices in your network.
From what I can see, you did about everything humanly possible to resolve the issue. If however the router that you used always has worked fine and did not cause any network issue's whatsoever, the giving the router a powercycle should often resolve the issue if it is a bonjour compatible router, if possible, please report the manufactuar of the model that you have and its model number.
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