How fast does the envelope printer print? Is it dependent on the printer model it's plugged into? What subset of the printer speed would it be then?
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This device is not an envelope printer. This is an envelope tray - like the paper tray - is simply holds envelopes so that you don't have to put envelopes in the manual feed tray - it is really a convenience attachment for the HP printer
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It will depend on the printer speed but there is no speed rating for envelope printing.
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It warms up almost right away if you are printing from the paper tray. But if you are using the multipurpose tray, then it will take about 30 seconds.
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Less than 1 min. I used it mainly to print 13 x 19 plates. The print quality is not as crisp as my Epson 810. I am overall satisfied with the printer since there is not many other options to choose from for large format scanning and large format printing besides using professional copiers or plotters.
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I have the printer but use a PC, not a Mac. That scan speed seems extraordinarily slow. My page scans take 30 seconds, if that long. I have a cable connection between the printer and my router.
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Part of that is warm up, but I have had no complaints with the speed it prints. I haven't personally timed the pages, but it feels about right or even faster.
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I've seen lots of reviews about printing photos, I don't do much of that. I'd like to know how well it prints card stock and envelopes. I work with card programs. I use heavy weight card stock and print envelopes. The envelopes give the most problems. HP printers have a guide that slides over to hold the envelope in place. I need to know if the Canon has a guide or envelope slot. I've had Canon printers in the past and eally liked them but they wouldn't print envelopes properly. The envelope would move out of alighnment without a guide.
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Hi Mary! Well, the printer arrived today and I was quite pleased with how easy it was to set up. I've only printed a copy of an old photograph (on cheap paper ... you're not suppose to do that but that's all I had available) and it turned out well. It's much quieter than the HP printer I have but don't use, simple to load and $200 less expensive. Once I get a chance to play around with it more I'll update my opinion on it ... wish I could help you more, but I haven't had it long enough. Lia
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This printer doesn't do very well with envelopes. You can try the bypass tray, but in my experience it will jam every time. Your best bet is to adjust the paper tray to envelope size, load in 6-10 envelopes, flap side up and to the left. Mine still jams really frequently, expect to ruin 2 envelopes for every one you get to print correctly. Envelopes that print "correctly" still come out slightly crumpled.
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this is a network printer . with 650 sheet try paper - 37 ppm speed - it should be ok - how many page do you print a day ? how often
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It's fantastic at printing envelopes, I have never owned a printer that did envelopes better. For best results, follow the instructions in the manual and use the manual feed tray. It hardly bends the envelope at all while printing it, which can be very helpful.
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It scans fairly quickly but I'm not sure how to put that into context. I don't ever find myself waiting on it like I did with my old scanners. I'd say it takes 2~3 seconds for a full page but I haven't actually timed it - may be faster than that. You can print double sided automatically [duplex printing is supported].
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That I don't know, but I will tell you this, I'm not especially happy with this printer, it's a perfect example of the cheap comes out expensive, I was really trying to stay with something the size of what I had, not realizing this was not as compatible as the one I lost, if given the chance again I'd have done a bit more research, they are misleading in what they tell you about this printer and I can't really recommend it, I'll stay with it while it lasts, but I've already had paper jams and have trouble using my photo paper when I make personalized cards, so keep that in mind too! And I've only had this for a few months!!!!! Good Luck, it also doesn't work with HP Solutions and it did not tell me this when I bought it and that is what led to some other problems I had. Lisa
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I have not printed envelopes on this model as yet but tray 2 under the machine can be set to hold the envelopes in the middle of the tray & since it appears to work in a similar manner to my former 3500a officejet I have no doubt it will work. So far I have done letter (single & double sided), legal (single & double sided) using tray 1 with has a side entry, as well as booklet using legal paper in tray 1. All printed without any issues & with a speed I used to just dream about. The 3500a was fast at over 30ppm but it slowed down a lot when doing double sided & could only do double sided with letter paper. This printer slows very little when you consider each sheet is 2 pages & does a great job. Since the envelopes are a single sided process I will have to test that just to find out but I suspect they will print at nearly full speed as well. I also just purchased the $129 5 cartridge ink set from the other estore & have just run a few test sheets with the black cartridge, much larger than the startup cartridge included with the printer, & there seems to be no issues there, so far. Time will tell but the price is worth the test. All in all, at this time, I couldn't be happier with this printer & its performance. I paid $300 for the 3500a about 5 years ago & printed many times the pages recommended & have now paid, it finally failed, the same for this printer so am looking forward to at least 5 years of great performance.
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I haven't printed envelopes specifically, but it has printed every non-standard (8.5 X 11) paper size I've fed it including: labels sheets, business cards, small name card labels, and more. I hope that helps!
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I use the printer with 110 weight card stock and its o.k. as long as you feed it through one sheet at a time. Its slow and sometimes it takes a bit to get the printer to grab the sheet. Its the same for labels -very slow, one at a time. The printing itself is pretty good. We had a Brother printer before and it seemed more heavy duty. It printed envelopes, labels and card stock by the stack. This one has a lot less "oomph"
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You can definitely print #10 envelopes. I print them all the time. It's just a little more complicated than it should be. The secret is that you have to select the proper paper source in the printer dialog. Then, you need to put a single envelope face side up in the Upper/Multi-purpose Tray (it will start pulling it in, let go at that point) then turn on the screen and select COM10, hit enter, and select the proper paper source.
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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.