what does automatic duplexing mean?
297605
I believe that it means that the printer prints on both sides of the page. It automatically 'turns and loads' the paper so it can be printed on both sides.
297606
Stephen, duplexing means it can print on both sides of the page (front and back) all by itself. I have never had to use this feature, but when the system re-boots (fresh start), it prints a control page (back and front). Hope this helps -- Chris R.
2232385
yes. it installs with duplex enabled by default. I had to turn it off after installation on our units, since we don't utilize duplex
1899327
No it can not do automatic two-sided printing (duplex printing). If you lower the print quality then it becomes fast. If you max out the quality then it can become dead slow (like many other printers out there I would say that this is normal)... So it's neither fast nor slow. It's hard to give an example to the print quality and the corresponding speed here. Try to find some video reviews to see some examples or take a look at the PPM (page per minute) numbers that could be found over the internet (manufacturer page, review pages, etc.).
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None, I have had this for almost 2 years and no problem with the Auto Duplex or anything else on it. Me and my family have been totally happy with it.
519111
If that means put a stack of papers in the top tray to be scanned, then yes. If not, I don't know what automatic duplex scanning is. :)
1192355
Not unless you also have the dupleximg module. But, they are expensive and hard to find.
499133
Adding to @LoveGadgets (correct) comment, Amazon should fix this information in the "Compare to Similar Laser Printers" table. This printer does NOT allow automatic double-sided printing/duplexing. If you (like me) prefer duplexing to wireless, I'd recommend the M451DN printer (http://www.amazon.com/Hewlett-Packard-Laserjet-Enterprise-Printer/dp/B006X2FE1O/)
1344367
Yes...not a problem. When the software responds to print the page, go to print properties and select duplex.
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HP's page says "manual" duplex, "driver support provided." I have no idea what that means. Perhaps that you print all odd pages, then re-insert and print even ones? Not convenient. I know from experience.
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Auto Duplex Copy allows you to make double sided copies without having to print one side first and then flip the paper and print the second side. It's cool actually to have this feature and have the printer do it for you. I don't know what you mean by 2-sided scans. It can only scan one side at a time and you have to turn your paper over if you want to scan the other side. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for this info - that definitely shows that the MF4150 has some awareness for the need to do duplex copying.My next question would be: Can the software that comes with the scanner allow you to scan one side of 30 pages, then scan the other side of the same 30 pages, then the software will generate a PDF that orders the pages correctly?
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Unlike other ScanSnap scanners, this model does not support duplex in hardware. The software has a continuous scanning mode that allows you time to flip the pages and get all sides into the same scan. It's not the same thing, but it is sufficient.
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I purchased the duplexer for an Officejet 8610, and it works great, even with tabloid sized paper. HP's web site says all three versions of the Officejet 8600 have an automatic duplexer.
629178
It does not do Automatic duplexing. You would need to print out the front pages, then flip the paper manually over to print on the back. If you select double sided printing with the HP software installed, the printer will assist with this process.
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Hello Mr Drouant: Scala Rider G9 is able to connect up to 4 riders in conference. Yourself and 3 other can talk simultaneously. Duplex mode means that it provides both directions conversations at the same time as similar to a telephone conversation. Half Duplex means that only one direction at a time can be performed. As similar to the "walkie talkie" radios transceivers.
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No--it doesn't automatically duplex COPIES. I suspect that for PRINTING you could (as most printers now do) -- print the even pages, then flip over the stack, and have it print the second. BTW--be cautious which one you buy. I THOUGHT I was getting a second M1217 (wifi), and ended up with a M1212--non-wifi. Somehow on the list of suppliers, this one snuck in. Nasty trick. Oh well.
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The duplex function is automatic. This link from HP's site should point you in the right direction if you need: http://bit.ly/1iHUJs6