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Second, device details in HP Web Jetadmin 10.2 Service Release 5 underwent a good deal of
improvement and simplification. In doing this, HP has created another set of configuration items with
the “replaced by” label. Again, these items can be found in the Obsolete category in the Columns
Selection interface.
Here are just a few examples of device settings columns with “replaced by” labeling:
• SLP Config (Replaced by Network Enable Features)
• Default Sign-in Method (Replaced by Access Control for Device Functions)
• Fax Send - Setup (Replaced by Fax Send Settings)
A complete listing of these types of columns is available in the Appendix portion of this document.
COUNTERS CATEGORY – VIEWING PAGE COUNTS
New columns were added in HP Web Jetadmin 10.2 Service Release 5 to separate sheet counting
from impression counting. Newer HP devices, such as FutureSmart, started counting in impressions to
improve accuracy of billing for color vs. mono. In addition, older printers with recent firmware have
the ability to switch to counting impressions instead of sheets.
Impressions Counting
HP has enabled impressions counting on newer device models and optionally on older device
models, depending on the firmware revision, to more accurately reflect the usage of a printer’s
engine. Simply put, one impression is a printed side of a sheet of print media or paper. The word
printed is key because sides of sheets where the print engine does not create any print or image are
not counted as impressions. A counter named Blank Impressions exists (newer HP models only) to
count sides of sheets that passed through a printer’s engine without having an image printed on them.
Impressions counters measure actual printing rather than simply the number of sheets that pass
through the print engine. For example, a duplex sheet that passes through the engine and acquires
print on each page side is equal to two impressions. As another example, a duplex sheet that passes
through the engine and does not acquire print on either side is equal to zero impressions and is also
equal to two blank impressions. Blank Impressions counting is available only on newer HP models.
The real benefit of impression counting is to more accurately count color vs. mono printing.
By default, newer HP device models, such as the HP LaserJet Enterprise CM4540 MFP series and
HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP5520 Printer series, count impressions. HP Web Jetadmin 10.2
Service Release 5 uses these new counters in the Print Usage portion of HP Web Jetadmin columns
and in Reports. Many HP device models had the Duplex Impressions counting feature added to
firmware revisions after their initial release. The Duplex Impressions feature is configurable from
within HP Web Jetadmin to change the device count behavior and also asks that you acknowledge or
opt-in to using impressions-based counting. More information can be found by reviewing the HP white
papers titled Impression Counting in HP Web Jetadmin and HP LaserJet Multifunction (MFP) and
Single Function Series Products – Changes to the Usage Pages for “Print Usage Tracker”. Both white
papers can be found by searching www.hp.com/support.
NOTE Enabling Duplex Impressions is not a reversible option. Please evaluate al details carefully
before enabling this option.
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