Is the printing speed affected when loading from this tray?
1705897
No. Printing speed remains the same, no matter which tray you are using. However, if the machine decides not to use the manual feeder tray, then there is a waste of paper.
576907
Pretty fast IF the printer is on and ready. I don't use my printer a lot so I leave it off most of the time. When it's on, I am impressed with the speed of the copies.
456057
It does have a manual feed tray. I have it set up so that it will only pull from the manual feed tray when paper is loaded, otherwise, pull from the other tray. You can set that up in the "Tray Behavior" section of the printer's settings. I hope that helps!
477545
Yes, mine will only see the paper if I fill the tray about 1/2 way. Put less paper in each time and you wont have the issue anymore. Too bad too, because it is a great printer otherwise.
1311570
Sorry, I can not answer that particular question. The only problem that have had is that it jams up bad if I try to use much less than 25 or 30 sheets of paper in the in tray.
1634342
When I first got the printer I had problem loading paper from the top. The thing I was doing wrong is that I was placing the paper on the WRONG side of the slider that is used to snug-up the various width papers. The paper goes on the right side of that slider and I was loading it on the left. Perhaps that is what is happening with you?
2277842
Yes! I got the extra tray with the item which is very useful. Excellent printer!
1414482
There is a built in output bin that the pages print to. It does eventually get full and printing will stop until you clear the print output bin. I don't recall how many pages the input tray holds. If I had to guess I would say it is maybe 60-70% of a ream.
917959
That depends on your computer skills!! It can take about 20 minutes or more if you aren't sure how to set it up. It would also depend on how many you are printing. The actual printing doesn't take long- it's the set up to print it out correctly.
2185286
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.
1712743
It prints card stock from the rear tray fine, also envelopes, labels, picture stock, and runs fine, it just eats all the ink you can buy!!!! I have printed about 200 sheets now and have had to buy three sets of ink cartridges, as it warms up, it eats ink by "cleaning" the nozzles. It takes about 2 minutes to "clean" and two seconds to print.
761861
Interesting question. I'm unaware of any specification data related to your question. My un-scientific approach is simply hands on analysis which appears to be around a second per line printed. Of course, if each entry is at the max 12 digits, then a second would be a stretch. It is after all a dot-matrix type of printer (each digit individually printed) as opposed to the heat-transfer type of tape. I would add that I've had several printing desk calculators and this one (Sharp EL-1750V) is comparably no slower than any of the others. Hope this helps.
1599119
Yes ...works fine for me :) make sure you change your printer preferences before hitting print.
1122683
There is a manual load and one tray, you can load the paper you like but you may need to change the printer configuration for card stock. Going to the printer IP number using a browser.
1590400
Of course. It behaves like a network printer. The print jobs are queued and the first one prints first and then the next.
389270
According to Oki Data (spec sheet), the main tray holds 250 sheets. Like Paul, I only load about 3/4 of an inch at a time. The URL is here (for the specs). http://www.okidata.com/printers/multifunction/mc362-562/specifications
1005485
While that isn't our product (so I cannot say for certain), that is an non coated matte paper label, it should work fine for any straight feed or manual feed tray. If you are concerned about it jamming then before printing I would recommend changing the paper type (in the printing preferences under paper, quality or media type) to Label, instead of plain unspecified paper. Changing the paper type to reflect what you are actually printing on should help the printer slow down to the proper speed to minimize any chances of jamming. Please let us know if you have any questions, Label Outfitters, Inc.