Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Learn how to enable and use HP SitePrint’s floor level (floor deviation marking) service, from turning on Floor Analysis in your project to capturing elevations while printing and generating reports. You’ll also see how to view, filter, and export floor level data (relative/absolute/custom/CAD) and download a CSV for documentation and QA.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:08 What the floor level (floor deviation marking) service does
00:28 Enable Floor Analysis in your project
01:05 Load the file on the tablet control panel and select elements
01:30 Capture elevations while printing (points workflow / print disabled option
02:20 Print elevations/tags back on the floor
02:45 Edit and interpret floor level values (Relative vs Absolute)
03:35 Custom reference plane and CAD Z-reference + offsets
04:20 Tolerance range, out-of-tolerance view, and rounding settings
05:05 Report tab overview and unit settings (metric/imperial)
05:35 View floor level data in the cloud and export CSV
For other helpful videos go to youtube.com/hpsupport.
More support options for your HP device are available at hp.com/support.
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Floor level service from HP SitePrint | HP Support
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Learn how to enable and use HP SitePrint’s floor level (floor deviation marking) service, from turning on Floor Analysis in your project to capturing elevations while printing and generating reports. You’ll also see how to view, filter, and export floor level data (relative/absolute/custom/CAD) and download a CSV for documentation and QA.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:08 What the floor level (floor deviation marking) service does
00:28 Enable Floor Analysis in your project
01:05 Load the file on the tablet control panel and select elements
01:30 Capture elevations while printing (points workflow / print disabled option
02:20 Print elevations/tags back on the floor
02:45 Edit and interpret floor level values (Relative vs Absolute)
03:35 Custom reference plane and CAD Z-reference + offsets
04:20 Tolerance range, out-of-tolerance view, and rounding settings
05:05 Report tab overview and unit settings (metric/imperial)
05:35 View floor level data in the cloud and export CSV
For other helpful videos go to youtube.com/hpsupport.
More support options for your HP device are available at hp.com/support.
For step-by-step guidance, connect with our Virtual Agent: virtualagent.hpcloud.hp.com/?botClient=social&botSubClient=YouTube&cc=us&lc=en
Continue the Conversation:
SUPPORT FORUM: https://hp.care/SupportForums
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/HPSupport
X: https://x.com/HP
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/hp
LINKEDIN: linkedin.com/company/hp
SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com/HPSupport
SHOP NOW: hp.com
HP PARTS STORE: parts.hp.com
About HP:
HP Inc. creates technology that makes life better for everyone everywhere - every person, every organization, and every community around the globe. Through our portfolio of printers, PCs, mobile devices, solutions, and services, we engineer experiences that amaze.
This video was produced by HP.
#HPSupport #FloorLevelService #HPSitePrint #HP
Floor level service from HP SitePrint | HP Support
youtu.be/tCUHoI_9CFk
