What does it mean by "Manual". Do you have to feed sheets individually?
1244555
You can place a stack of 50-100 sheets of paper in the tray. You do not have to feed them individually.
1244556
The term "manual" actually refers to the Fold Plates NOT the paper or loading mechanism. When you want to change the type of fold, you have to manually move the fold plates, using the color guides on the side of the machine. Higher-end machines often have automatic fold plates.
1244557
No... You can put a stack of paper in it and it will suck them in one at a time and fold them. The machine has been working great for us. We had to replace our old one as the feed rollers were just worn out and weren't feeding properly.
1871781
No. Not automatic. You have to print one side and then turn the papers over and print the other side.
182835
I love mine, the paper roll fits tight so as to pull off each sheet ! Just push it down on the central holder!
841714
Yes on manual and a small recipe book. The customer service told me they are developing a larger recipe book for sale.
476097
Yes. You have to feed it manually so that it doesn't bend while going through the multiple page stack, but the manual shows you how.
969104
Glad to hear that it works for you and you now have a manual. Sounds like you were only able to print one page of the manual per side on the printed sheet. There is a lot of GOOD info in that manual but I cannot study from the computer screen - like a comfortable chair and plenty of time (when needed) to study some subjects.You may find it beneficial to explore if you can print two pages per side (4/sheet). So many things associated with digital (any other fields) are relying on you to print their manuals.
718440
I would press the left side first, then the right side, fold the left and right side to the middle for the final press and fold. That would be my approach if I felt I needed to press sheets. Hope it's helpful.
81627
Yes, that's the way I have mine setup. and I feed labels and envelopes through the manual tray. It knows what size paper is in each tray and automatically does it's thing. Great printer! there's even a wireless app for your tablet or phone. Scan and copy work well also.
1752523
I would say no. you really have to put one or two single sheets at a time. Nothing bulky, no sticky labels. It's just a basic shredder,
1276712
On top of the regular paper tray there is a single sheet feeder that is also for envelopes. So yes, you can feed an envelope from there manually one at a time. When you stick something in that top manual feed section it automatically disables the lower tray so you don't have to change any settings, it just pulls from the manual feed spot. I don't print on envelopes so I haven't actually used the single sheet tray for that but I have used it for other things.
404693
I believe that the manual feed tray can hold 50 sheets. If you're going to be doing a lot of 11x17 then I would suggest getting the additional paper tray- this will hold a ream of 11x17 internally. Also, the duplexer add-on for this works great too.
175449
If you're talking about feeding your originals in the top to make copies, scan or to fax, you put your papers face up with the top of the pages going in first. Make sure you push them in until they stop. Push copy, scan or enter a fax number and then hit the start button. The papers will feed in one page at a time until they are all through. They will come out right below the feed tray. I hope that helps.
636677
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.
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Joan, ...to add to what Alan said, the Tare "button" on the right is the manual on button. I've found the auto off especially helpful because it always seems I'm weighing messy things (bulk meat I'm separating into smaller packages, etc.).
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Yes I did get a manual. Its a one page sheet about 5 by 7 double sided. It may have been behind the packing slip. When I pulled it from my file it had the slip stuck to it on the edge. I dont remember it coming that way so I bet it was loose and got stuck in my file folder.Its number is IN-9469 90001A
1396480
It is manual, there is a side panel that drops down to feed the sheets by hand (one at a time). Angel75c is correct, it does do Autoduplex - just turn on Duplex (Two Sided Printing)with the click box located in the "printer setup" within the application software. I stand corrected. (Thanks Angel)!
2054951
Whenever I buy something I always download the manual so its always handy. This purchase was a gift however so I don't have that info but the web is a goldmine for info so I would check that. Good luck in your search.