Won't Stop Printing With AirPrint

I have a M1217nfw Laserjet Printer. When I have 6 iPad that print to this printer. At the moment they are up-to-date with the most current iOS 6.0.1 software. When we print to the this specific printer it will not stop printing. It will continue to repeat the same pages. I have checked the firmware which is also up-to-date. I have talked to HP about it and they believe it has to do something with Apple; however, on my other HP printers it works just fine. Really would like to find a fix soon due to the programs that we use rely on airprint to work.
Printer M1217nfw
Firmware:20120901
6 iPads: iOS 6.0.1

Alright, from what I understand through contacting our engineers is that this issue pertains to our firmware compatibility with the latest version of iOS6. This will be corrected in the next firmware update, however. In the meantime, there is a thread on the ePrint forum about what you can do to avoid this problem and several work arounds that you can do to get your prints to be exectued in the fashion you wish.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/ePrint-Print-Apps-Mobile-Printing-and-ePrintCenter/HP-LaserJet-Pro-M121...
I hope that this is the information you are all looking for, and I do apologize for the inconvenience until that firmware update is released.
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