how to set 2240d for duplex printing
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My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It... » Read More My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. « Show Less
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When you access the basic print command, look for the phrase "printer properties" and click on it to call up another window that displays all of the additional choices, including one for multiple page. Explore all of theses choices, including those accessible by way of the tabs along the top of the window. Unfortunately, the default settings cannot be user customized so it is necessary to make your desired choices each time you initiate the basic print command. Typically for plain text, duplex printing will save a lot of paper; selecting text instead of graphics will reduce toner consumption, as will selecting the "toner save mode" located by way of the "advanced" tab. This is a wonderful, trouble-free basic printer!
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I do not have an answer for you on the DCP-7020 printer. I would recommend that you get in contact with their tech support. They can usually get back to you within a day.
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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.
33063
I've pondered this for quite a while, myself. Your question moved me to finally figure it out. First, I checked the instructions I received with the printer. No good. Then, I did a Google search and I found the answer on Canon Community Website: http://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Personal-Printers/PIXMA-MX882-questions/td-p/60395. In case the link doesn't come through, the answer is: To use only the Pigment Black or large black ink tank, the following settings must be used: 1. The original text must be black. 2. The paper setting must be set to Plain Paper. 3. The Duplex printing option must be disabled. 4. The Grayscale printing feature must be disabled.
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No idea because I have not use HP P2055dn. The unit I have is HP Pro 400 m401dw. Maybe letter M means modified 400 series but certainly letter D means duplex and W means wireless connection. N means networking and my printer is connected from all PC by Networks and Wireless. It can do Duplex but manual only instead of auto. I suspect it has to do with my Student Word version. Most printers nowadays are network ready but just make sure because of a small price difference from non-network version. I hope that helps.
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Ihave the MFC-J875DW and I have to print side 1 and then turn printed side of the new printed page 180* and put it in the print tray with print side up and the printer will print on both sides,-- but make sure you put side 2 of the needed copy into feeder to scan and print to the paper side 2.
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It does printed one sided. As for duplex, I'm not sure, but kinda doubt it.
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Every printer has different option to configure the duplex. We recommend you to check on the printer properties. First, find the printer clicking on Start and click on device and Printers, then right click on the printer you want to work and click on Property. Then look for the option. Once you change it, apply the changes.
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No, no duplex scanning or copying. You'll need to use the flatbed scanner and flip each page to do both sides. The ADF works great for single-sided, but if you need to do a ton of double-sided scanning, I'd go with one of the newer models.
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No. It does not have a duplex unit. It has what it calls a "manual duplex mode" that is controlled by the software. It prints your first sides of your pages, waits for you to flip the pages and load them on the manual feed tray, and then prints the second side. At least I'm pretty sure that's how it works as we haven't tried it yet.
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I do not believe that this model will do duplex scanning, the MFCJ6910DW may do duplex scanning.Please check with the Brother support site to verify.
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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.
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Need the duplexer installed on the back of the printer(mine came with it in the box). Would depend on the OS print dialog, but somewhere in the printing preferences there is a place where you can specify 2-sided as default..I put long edge. But if you do not do that, when you hit "print" also there would be in the printing dialog box that comes up a way to do it for that print job usually under options or properties there would be a way to specify 2-sided for that particular print job.
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I don' know. But unused in 2530And I don't recommend it. A couple of them worked but most didn't. I think m they ruined my printer
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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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when doing auto duplex you have to flip the page to the other side if you want to print both sides of a 1 page double sided document. It will not automatically print a 2 sided page. Does that answer your question?
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Hi, Because it only has a D at the end of the model number, it prints duplex (Prints on both sides of the paper) which is what I wanted. They have one with a DN which means it prints Duplex and can be hooked up to a network. In order to be wireless, I think it would have to have a W at the end of the model number.