does this printer actually have a rear paper tray?
1289949
No. There are two cassette trays in the front. One I use for 4x6 images, the other fits 8×11.5
1289950
Big no, was purchased based on the description of a rear tray. But the printer does not have any.
1289951
No. And I'm also having trouble finding photo paper thin enough to go through the front trays. Any one have any suggestions?
1289952
No. This was one of the disappointments as it makes printing to card stock impractical.
43737
I do not think it has a dual tray. This printer is more of a one-in-one style printer with scanning, etc. However, Brother has black & white small workgroup laser printers with dual trays. For example: HL-5470DWT.
656077
Yes it does have a manual feed tray. You would print envelopes by choosing non-duplex printing. I prefer to retrieve them from the back door rather than letting them go to the output tray. Mind you, both Brother laser printers that I have do not print envelopes cleanly or evenly - but that could also be because I use cheap envelopes - your "mileage" may vary.
2221828
No, You have to put the paper back in the feed tray to print back side, yes including European standards
1306900
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.
1641745
I'm trying to remember if it does and I think I have printed on card stock paper... I'm like 90% sure it does. For the price it's very good printer and easy to use.
1414482
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.
2088281
No - you have to remove the tray and insert paper upside down.Otherwise it's an excellent printer.Thanks.
359556
Yes, there is a rear upright paper (envelope) feed and there is no tray feed. if that's what you meant by cartridge.
1509839
Indeed it does, which is a big reason that I chose this printer over a printer of another well-known manufacturer. I print odd-sized envelopes frequently, not just standard #10 business envelopes, and the printer handles them like a champ. By the way, envelopes are fed in from the top paper tray, as are any other nonstandard papers, such as card stock and photo paper.
1104183
It does print double-sided, I love this feature because it saves on paper. I don't know why the description says "no." This is a great Printer, I've had it a couple of years and love it. The main paper tray holds a good amount of paper, and it has another tray that pulls out if you want to change the paper stock for a Print Job. Laser Printers are great, I would never go back to an Ink Jet. ALC
1637319
I'm not at our home with that printer so while I think it does (where you print envelopes) I can't say for sure; however I print 3 part checks from the regular paper tray with no problem.
2224738
The back tray is a paper source for paper you will be printing or copying on. It doesn't have an automatic document feeder.
1576431
I dont know about the feeder tray, but with a thicker paper when you are printing two sided, the paper gets jammed pretty easily. It does just fine one sided though.
2277838
602X should come with the additional paper tray. I just ordered this model about a month ago and it included the tray.
2224742
Not sure if you tried this...I haven't, I use the front cassette. On the printer, select setup/device settings/plain paper feed settings/rear tray. From what I understand, the rear is for specific paper types...but I could be wrong.
1940326
It does, but it sometimes it causes paper jams. For me, the 110# stock seems to work better from Tray 1 than the multi-purpose tray. From the printer menu, under tray configuration you can specify 3 card stock types. I have yet to figure out what the 3 different options mean. I've guessed that card stock number 3 is the heaviest weight stock, so I usually use this setting. I have the best luck using the MP tray with 80# cover and feeding each sheet one at a time. Works perfectly every time this way.