Apparently it will not "do" duplex printing...any good solution to this problem? I use it frequently. Thanks in advance!
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I use the Pixima ix6520 regularly. It will do manual duplex printing. First check the duplex box in the print dialog box. It will them print the first page and then bring up another dialog box with instructions on how to turn the first page, and reinsert it into the printer for the second side to print. Just be sure to reinsert the first page exactly as the directions instruct.
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No, this printer does not have duplex capability. If you need to duplex many copies of the same document, you can print multiple pages of the first, third, etc., then reinsert the pages so the first edge out of the printer is the "top" edge of the feeder and print the second, fourth, sixth, etc., pages.
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No it does not duplex automatically. You will have to turn the pages around and feed them back in. There are no attachments as far as I know that will allow automatic duplex.
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It will "do" duplex printing but it if your looking for a printer that will handle more than one page at a time automatically you going to have to spend a LOT more for a printer than what this one costs.
1046224
The printer is not good for thicker cover weight paper. I tried 67# and it curled tighter than a tootsie roll, basically unusable. And the duplexer jammed every single time. The duplexer will not processes paper over standard weight. I'm disappointed. I'd appreciate recommendations of a printer that prints flat 2 sided on thicker paper.
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It can do duplex printing manually but not automatically. Have to flip it over for the the other side to print.
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Not on the MX410. Automatic double-sided feeding is not supported on this model. To get auto duplex printing, you have to upgrade to the MX882 which is about $190.00
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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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We have one attached to our HP OfficeJet 7610 and have printed thousands of double-sided pages without any trouble. Very thick paper or cardstock can cause trouble with any duplexer so be sure to check the specs for maximum paper thickness. Regular 20 to 28 lb paper has been working for us for some time. Cleaning the paper feed rollers from time to time using a Q-Tip dampened with rubbing alcohol seems to work well to keep paper feeds even and straight. It works as if it had come with the printer to begin with.
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It sure was difficult finding out if this thing "Workforce 600" has full duplex scanning/printing. I guess it does not automatically scan and print double sided documents. No mention of this on the Epson web site. Very frustrating. What Epson All in one machines have this feature, does anyone know?
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I went on-line to chat on this topic with Lexmark support. They explicity say they can't duplex copy on card stock, but in reality, they can't print either in duplex. It's not stated anywhere in the literature. If you are trying to create greeting cards or anything of that nature, this is a wreck. Very bad.
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I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on "Paper Handling", and select "Finishing" from the drop-down list.6. "Print Style" is set to "1-sided printing" by default. Click on it and you will be able to select "2-sided printing". I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on... » Read More I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on "Paper Handling", and select "Finishing" from the drop-down list.6. "Print Style" is set to "1-sided printing" by default. Click on it and you will be able to select "2-sided printing". « Show Less
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Yes it does have automatic duplex printing. I have had this printer for some months now. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It was a snap to connect wirelessly, it is very quiet, and the print quality is excellent. Basically, it does what it is supposed to do without any hassles.
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Maybe you can find an answer from the manual you can download. I bought one of these printers and had to return it and purchase another one that works properly. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I have never had that problem. What printer setting are you using? I believe just the normal print setting is suggested; that's what I use.
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What's up Michael? I truly apologize for the long wait, sometimes these smartphones have minds of their own, you know. Anyway to answer your question, if you purchased a Samsung Multifunction printer, it has to feature a duplex system. With this feature, mechanisms will automatically turn over a sheet of paper so that the machine can print (or scan) on both sides of the paper. I'm not really sure but it dosen't hurt to ask questions! Hey man i hope this helps you!
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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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It most certainly is NOT multi functional. I ended up returning mine as the toner cartridges would not register. They have supposedly fixed this issue but a heads up in case you have that same probelm, just call the customer service people. Other than that, great printing, very clear and love the duplexing.
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The only duplex copying I've done thus far is placing a document in the document feeder to both scan (2 sides) and print a duplicate two-sided copy, so, yes the printer can do duplex printing but it won't do any separating/stapling of your documents. All that has to be done manually.
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Make sure you have the paper type properly set. I accidently set mine to card stock, deactivating duplex printing for that tray.