I keep getting a test page before printing my doc or picture

please check doc. page setup, may be outline or outside margin resulting not space.

the information in the link is too long to paste but you may want to look at it.

HP Jetdirect and Embedded Jetdirect Inside Print Servers - TCP/IP, Messages on Configuration Page or Self-Test Page

Get the IP address subnet and gateway address of a computer in the same network.

Usingthe LJ5's control panel, setup a static IP for the Jet Direct using thenumbers you got from the Laptop, except change the last number of theIP to one that is not being currently being used. Perhaps adding 5 or10 to the highest number in use.
Here are the steps to configure the LJ5.

1.Press MENU, repeatedly, until the following message appears on thecontrol panel: HP LaserJet 5/5n/5m and the original Color LaserJet: HPMIO MENU
2. Press ITEM. CFG NETWORK=NO* will appear.
3. Press the PLUS button once. CFG NETWORK=YES* will appear.
4. Press ENTER or SELECT.
5. Press ITEM repeatedly until CFG TCP/IP=NO* appears.
6. Press the PLUS button. CFG TCP/IP=YES* will appear.
7. Press ENTER or SELECT.
8. Press ITEM until BOOTP=YES* appears.
9. Press the PLUS button. BOOTP=NO will appear.
o When using BootP or DHCP, keep the setting BOOTP=YES*.
o The BootP or DHCP server will configure the TCP/IP parameters on the HP Jetdirect.
o No other TCP/IP configuring is necessary.
10. Press ENTER or SELECT.
11. Press ITEM. IP BYTE 1 = (value) will appear.
12.Press the PLUS button until the value of the first byte of the IPaddress appears on the control-panel display. By pressing SHIFT and thePLUS button, the value will decrease.
13. Press ENTER or SELECT.
14. Press ITEM to continue. Repeat Steps 11-13 to configure the remaining bytes of the IP address.
15.Repeat Steps 11-13 to configure the subnet mask bytes (SM BYTE 1=),syslog server IP address (LG BYTE 1=), default gateway (GW BYTE 1=),and timeout (TIMEOUT=).
16. Press ONLINE. Print a self-test page to verify the IP settings.
17. If the test page does not show the correct settings, power cycle the printer and reprint the test page.

else: have the printserver reinstalled
www.nls.com/common/pdfs/v307n10.pdf

Yopu can change the rprinting order from the Print Dialogue box or Printer driver.

Look for the following to change page grouping when printed

and the followintg to change printing from first to last and last to first pages

Printed pages are VERY light, and the fuser temperature is low. The toner is not fixed on paper. Still it don`t give any errors. A detailed diagram of the power souce have anyone?

first try to print windows test page from the pc and check out.if windows test page prints ok then try to print from my documents.but if windows test page does not print that means drivers are not got properly installed.
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click stat---click settings --- click printer and faxes-- a page will get opened-- on that page you will see you printer icon-- right click that printer icon ------ and click the last option called properties ---- a page will get opened.---- on that page on lower right corner you will see print test page option--- click that and see if that page prints.
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When you choose print, the print command window comes up.  At that point look for where it says "print pages" or something similar to that followed by input boxes where you can input pages 1 to 1 or 1 to 3, etc... It allows you to print only the pages you want.  Try to print pages 1 to 1.  
Also, generally, some printers print the last page first, it may give you options to change that review the options in that same print window. You may want to uncheck collated box.
These are some suggestions that may help.  If push come to shove. Just go to the webpage...select all, copy and paste it into a word doc, and print there.
Or, just select the part you want to print, then follow the print commands where it say, print selection only.
whew... thats a lot of things to try. but I believe one or all of them may work.
let me know.
~enov8

This problem seems to be related to USB printers and print queue issues are very common in Mac OS computers and Windows 2000 PCs.

You don't say if you are using a USB connector, but they're pretty common these days. You also don't say if you're using a Mac or PC, but most people use PCs. I did find a solution for this issue that says it's related to Windows 2000 and a USB printer, but may apply to other operating system platforms:

Print Jobs are Stuck in the Print Queue

The first step to this solution is to download and install an HP diagnostic software utility. There's a separate page at HP that describes the utility and lets you download it:

HP Printing and Diagnostic Utility

I didn't find any information that specifically said that you "can" print a test page but "can't" print a document.

Another reason why you might be able to print a test page but not a document isn't related to the printer but the application that created the document. If you are having trouble with Word or Excel or whatever office application you used to create the doc, it might not print. That's why it is helpful to try to print a variety of different docs, created with different apps.

It could also be the individual document. Occasionally, a document becomes corrupted and while you may be able to open it (and sometimes you can't do even that), it doesn't print. If you haven't tried printing more than one document, you can test this by creating another doc in the same app and seeing if it'll print.

Try doing test prints with different docs and then with docs created in different apps. If those work, it's doc/app related. If they don't, try the links I suggested above.

Good luck.

can you do a test page on this printer?

are you using a MAC?
If so follow these directions.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00383171&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=391182&dlc=en&lang=en

tried to check printing connecting at another computer (not networking)? icq 475653626