Does this take the place of the multipurpose #1 tray; or just sit above the tray and it is still usable like previous models HP printer models?
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You can still use multipurpose #1 tray, but does sit just above it, so it might be difficult to use some smaller sizes of paper.
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No - you have to remove the tray and insert paper upside down.Otherwise it's an excellent printer.Thanks.
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Yes there is a slide out tray for a printer. You will be limited to the size of the printer that will fit on the tray. The max height of the printer cannot be over 8 1/2 inches in height. The tray is 23 inched in width and 16 inches in depth.
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No. Printing speed remains the same, no matter which tray you are using. However, if the machine decides not to use the manual feeder tray, then there is a waste of paper.
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Yes - However this printer sometimes has a mind of its own if you try and use the tray feed. If you do not put the paper/checks in AFTER you click the print button, it will pull from the letter tray instead of the feeder tray. Annoying to say the least, waste of paper, and at times I have to open both trays so it cannot pull from them to get the printer to recognize the feeder. I would not buy this machine again.
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When printing to CD/DVD, do you need a tray like you do in earlier printers or do you place a compatible disc directly in the unit naked? My MG6220 used a "Tray G". If you need a tray does one come with the unit and if not where do you get it? How is it designated (i.e. B, G etc.)?
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The tray that comes with the printer is built in so the "additional" tray can't be exchanged. You can, however make the "additional" tray the primary paper tray if you want in the printer settings. I use the built in tray for envelopes and this "additional" tray for documents.
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I believe so. On the HP website, they list a 250 sheet 2nd tray for the 8610 E-All-In-One as being Product# A8Z70A. $80. You could check with the seller to double check the part #.
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If you install the Tray 3 option (Q6459A), you are unable to specify in the Printer Setup Utility that it is installed. It seems to be printing from that tray by default however. My Windows XP box sees Tray 3 and can switch between trays with no problem.
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Yes it is, but you need a second tray, the one pictured on the bottom ... it doesn't necessarily come with the printer.
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The one we received only has 1 paper tray. I will say that we have had zero issues with this printer and use it in an office with 8 employees who print on a regular, fairly heavy basis. It has been a workhorse.
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Good afternoon. The MB451 will print card stock in the multipurpose tray. Here are the specs for the multipurpose tray:Multipurpose Feeder: 3" x 5" SEF up to 8.5" x 52" banner, com-10, com-9, C5, C6, DL and Monarch envelopes; Tray 1: Letter, Legal 14"/13.5"/13", Statement, A4, A5, B5 (JIS)I hope I
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It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you seating accordingly It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you... » Read More It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you seating accordingly « Show Less
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You have to use the software on the computer or use the menu and digital display on the printer. You cannot just pull the ink tray over as you can with other printers. Hope this helps.
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I added this item to what was identified as an HP 8600. You simple seat the printer on top of the auxiliary tray and it was connected and recognized as "Tray 2" HP subsequently introduced a trio of products in this series: 8610, 8620 and 8630. It looks like the second paper tray is standard with the 8630. Look at the bottom of the 8610 to determine if there are contacts that would recognize the second paper tray.
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I think I know what you are asking. Paper selection is software driven, as with most printers. You tell the printer what size to print, the printer knows which tray is which. So you don't have to remember which tray has which kind of paper.
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There is a built in output bin that the pages print to. It does eventually get full and printing will stop until you clear the print output bin. I don't recall how many pages the input tray holds. If I had to guess I would say it is maybe 60-70% of a ream.