HP Envy Photo 7231 Driver Download

HP Envy Photo 7231 Driver establishes communication between the computer and this all-in-one inkjet. A nearby computer can use USB, while wireless jobs travel across the Wi-Fi network. After setup, the driver carries print settings and scan requests between the computer and printer. Copying starts from the control panel because that function does not require a computer connection.

HP Envy Photo 7231 Specifications

The HP Envy Photo 7231 is an all-in-one thermal inkjet for documents and photos. It can print, scan, and copy, using one black cartridge and one tri-color cartridge. Scanning relies on a CIS flatbed, and the automatic document feeder holds as many as 35 sheets. That feeder reduces manual handling during multipage scans. A 2.7-inch articulating color touchscreen controls jobs at the printer, backed by 256 MB of DDR3 memory.

ISO print speed reaches 15 pages per minute in black and 10 pages per minute in color. Draft mode raises those rates to 22 ppm and 20 ppm. Black documents can reach 1200 × 1200 rendered dpi, while optimized color output reaches 4800 × 1200 dpi. Automatic duplexing turns the sheets during two-sided printing. Borderless output extends to 216 × 297 mm, allowing full-page photos on compatible paper.

Everyday paper goes into a 125-sheet main tray, and a separate photo tray holds 15 sheets. Printed pages collect in the 60-sheet output tray, so it may need attention before the main tray is emptied. The main feed takes plain paper, envelopes, and glossy or matte inkjet stock. It accepts sizes from A4 to A6, along with B5, Hagaki, and common envelope formats. Photo sheets measuring 10 × 15, 13 × 13, or 13 × 18 cm use the smaller tray.

A nearby computer can connect through USB 2.0. Wireless jobs travel over dual-band Wi-Fi using 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, and compatible phones or tablets can print through the HP app, AirPrint, or Mopria. Ethernet and fax hardware are not fitted. The body measures 460 × 383 × 190.5 mm and weighs about 6.91 kg. Power consumption reaches 14 watts during printing, falls to 4.9 watts in ready mode, and drops to 1.02 watts during sleep.