Do you have to select 'multipurpose tray' from page settings or does it select automatically when a sheet is in that tray?
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Automatically selects from tray, unless the manual feed door is open and loaded with forms such as checksRay
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Go to your Printer Properties and select tray 1 or 2. Is that what you needed?
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Go in to Control Panel, find your printer and double click on it. Select Customize, then go into Accessories. Click on auto-detect and it should find your 2nd tray. If not, manually tell it you have one. Select paper size for each tray. Apply and that should fix things up.
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Can the extra paper tray do envelopes as opposed to regular sheets of paper?
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There's only one paper tray that is used to print from. If you run out of paper, the incoming document and/or the confirmation page of an outgoing document should print out once the paper tray is refilled. The data should go into memory unless for some reason the function is stopped manually. I apologize for not knowing exactly how much memory this machine has. I think it's about 50 pages depending on page density. Hope this helps.
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I haven't done it myself, but the print menu offers it - looks like both single sheet and multiple, with a pronto when to reload the stack of paper
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There is a left and right button at the bottom. It's hard to see on the pics, but they do click. You could also "tap" to select a single cell. To highlight, you need to hold the left button down with your thumb and drag with your finger. I think a mouse would be more efficient if you use spreadsheets a lot. If you've used a laptop touchpad it is similar.
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Does this allow you to hand-feed single sheets? I only see the tray to hold a stack of paper.
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You can add tray 1, 2 and MP to your drop down options. This can be done in properties tab. Each printing default can have its own tray ... For when you print legal or on security paper for that default you can have set to a specific tray or just choose the tray you want each time you print a document. Depending on the computer system you have each "properties" tab is slightly different.
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my machine doesn't have an output tray. The printed documents are fed out between the space above the printer's base and the automatic feeder/scanner mechanism. I'm not sure how many printed pages the "output" area holds and no, there is no "output" tray; the output area is part of the printer's base.
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It depends on what you mean by 'use'. It's a straight path from the Manual feed on the left, to the output tray. However, with very heavy stock, this means you can put maybe 8 to 10 sheets in at a time, which I found too time consuming. I was able to put B006P1EQXA and B00006IDRW through the main tray, and duplex. Index Cardstock, 110 lb and Premium Cardstock, 96 Brightness, 65 lb. The second is actually heavier - you start to go the path of Index weight vs Card weight. The packages had the G/SM on them but I forget exactly http://www.paper-paper.com/weight.html
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250-sheet input tray, 150-sheet output tray (optional second 250-sheet input tray)
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You open the back door, adjust the paper guide, and put in a sheet of paper (or an envelope). Then, when you print, from the print dialog open the printer properties, and you set the Paper Source (probably already set to Automatic, you want to set it to Rear Tray)
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You don't change the tray settings on the computer. If you want to use the manual feed tray in the back of the printer you just insert paper until it registers. The little screen on the front of the printer will tell you if it's in there right. If there's paper in the manual feed and the printer knows it, that's where it will print from. If there's no paper in the manual feed it will automatically default to the front tray. Paper must be inserted in the manual feed tray before hitting print on your computer. I'm not a fan of the way this works!
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Have to configure tray#2. Hit OK, 2. Down Arrow Step to "Paper Tray", 3. OK " Tray Use", 4. OK " Auto", 5. "Back" 6. Step down arrow till "Tray2 Size" hit OK them select letter or legal hit OK. Note that tray1 may already set up for letter but I found I like tray2 for letter and tray1 for legal in either case you have to check both configurations. Good Luck ! Pat F.
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Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper... » Read More Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. « Show Less
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This printer has an internal paper tray (referred to as the cassette) that will hold 150 sheets of plain paper. It's great because there is a tray selection mode called "Paper Allocation" where you tell the print driver what kind of paper is loaded in the cassette (I have plain paper in there.) When I print using plain paper the printer will access the cassette. But if I select some other type of paper then it automatically feeds from the rear tray. I never have to fuss with which tray to feed from. This is nice because I print on envelopes so I never end up printing an address on plain paper, or trying to print a letter on an envelope.