Will this work for the 4700dn (duplexer)?
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Yes, we use it for 2-sided jobs. In reading reviews, I learned that the unit can cause problems with jamming on duplex jobs.That may have happened to us with another fuser, only we did not know it could cause that particular problem.
1462420
Yes. This is the transfer kit we have ordered for our HP 4700dn (duplexer).
1462421
This worked for our HP Color LaserJet 4700dn. I'm not sure what is meant by "duplexer" but the printer does print on both sides of the paper.
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RS-485 is half duplex (2 wires). For full duplex, you need RS-422 -- which this does support, but I've not used it.
782613
Yes it will. I have mine connected to my Pioneer SFCRW240LS with no issues at all. Go ahead!
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No, you want the 6505/DN (the D in the model indicates it's a duplex model) This is sort of a standard with most printer manufacturers. (D normally Duplex Printing (not necessarily duplex adf scanning, W normally is wireless and N is normally wired networking)
547528
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
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This runs a standard micro 2ch reciever. If you have another one to consolidate transmitters, it should work after being set up properly.
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Looks like someone's already answered and he's correct. It will create a mono signal which, depending on your needs, might not work for you.
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Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run... » Read More Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib « Show Less
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theoretically as long as you're using dual channel it should work, don't have a GA-X58A-UD3R to field test..
1990352
I'm not sure, I purchased this as a replacement to my current setup which already had a splitter inline.
773167
If the two sets are identical then yes, it will work. As for 'quality audio', you will receive acceptable mono.
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Not by default. You have to add the duplexer. I think the model that comes with the duplexer and network ready is M602DN.
1707581
Most any 310mHz transmitters will work as long as you have the same number of dip switches inside to set your code to match that of whatever receiver you are using
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The adapter supports port multiplier functionality which is what you'll need for this to work. So yes, this should work for you.
36610
Sorry, i don't know because i purchased this for a friend, i use Denon DNMC3000...
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It would depend on the model number of the printer you bought. If you look on the HP site under your printer model they give you the correct number for your printer model. I just purchased a new printer this year also and I had to go to the HP site and do some research myself as to what duplexer fit my model printer. My printer model was the 7610 and it took the Hp duplexer C7G18A and it works perfect. I hope this helps you.
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You need to find your receiver number. Then after you have that look at the reviews and you should be able to find if it will work for that model.