Can this printer use Dissolevable filament it's isn't in the description.
2091241
The only dissolvable filament I'm aware of, is PVA. Yes, PVA can be used, but like any material, you will need to seek out the right extrusion temperature for it. After build is completed, drop the model in a bowl of hot water (use a plate or other crockery to keep it under water. Once softened, you should be able to scrub and wash off the excess under the hot water tap. The PVA is the same PVA as used for school glue. There is an option in the software, which will generate and build support, but this uses the normal build filament (i.e. you build with a single head, and it creates the model and the support with that same head). This also requires some finishing work, and maybe some sanding to smooth the surfaces from which the support is broken off of when cleaning the model. You will need to design-in the support to your models, if using the second extruder to create support structure as the software will not do this.
1176706
Don't know. But these printers are so hated that you should able to find one used and in good condition for almost nothing and try it out.
246934
I haven't personally printed any, but it has the capability. I watched a youtube video and it shows you how to do it. Hope this helps.
531002
Yes. I have to use the program that is on my laptop that came with the printer. Otherwise to do it from the printer controls ---no.
1487899
No. You will need a specific and dedicated printer for sublimation. This sublimation printer uses both sublimation paper and sublimation ink.
213092
I don't know but if you haven't bought this printer yet, you may want to reconsider. I owned two of these and liked them very much until both of them suffered mechanical malfunctions, one after the other, and I had to discard them.
151612
Generally no. But you might google that ink and it should list what printers it is good for. Hope this helps.
2071226
I couldn't tell you as I have not used this printer as it was not compatible with my computer!
420538
Yes it can. As long as the computer you are using is on the same subnet. Assign the printer a static IP address and then configure your PC to print to that IP address and install the MX310dn driver. :)
1889801
Yes, but don't buy this printer. It's a nice hardware but they have the most terrible software package and user interface even a senior level 3 engineer could not figure it out the problems. Lexmark International tool back the printer and refund all my money. Buy a Brother MFC-L series easy to install and communicate without any problems. http://www.brother-usa.com/MFC/Color_Laser_Multifunction/#.VE7ma1t0xD8
963280
I've not tried this, but seems like reviews I've read indicated no. However, it uses much less ink than most printers. We're very pleased with ours.
1008569
I don't know. The web site has a complete list of the printers it will work with. You just need to dig it out.
1182205
Hello- I am sorry but I used an ink jet printer therefore, I can't answer your question but you should not have a problem with your printer as long as it's not a laser printer.
11950
Not the Laserjet 1320. You would need the Laserjet 1320N for this. You might look into purchasing a HP DirectJet print server to help you accomplish this.
987750
Yes, you can! We have not had any issues with that. That is the reason we love this printer! Thank you for asking!
1746177
Not sure, I would assume you do it somewhere through the printer settings...
850126
The short answer is I don't know. I have downloaded the manuals and looked through them. The don't go into any real detail on the printing capability. It seems to me you should use a color paper to accomplish what you want rather than try to change the color of the paper with toner. Perhaps I don't understand what you are trying to do. The one I have (8850) prints fine.