Does anyone know if this does duplex scanning?
649572
Unlike other ScanSnap scanners, this model does not support duplex in hardware. The software has a continuous scanning mode that allows you time to flip the pages and get all sides into the same scan. It's not the same thing, but it is sufficient.
347872
I don't believe so. Mine is worthless so I purchased a different scanner. It is a Uniden Home Patrol. It picks up everything.
227457
Yes; it actually takes *three* passes. I tried it out in a local store. It scans the first side, then turns it over and scans the second. Then it turns it over a second time, taking a third pass so that it comes out the same orientation it would have if you were just scanning one side. Presumably, this final pass can be at the full speed, but it does take (waste?) some time. I wish they'd put in a true two-sided scanner. I really like the Epson print quality, but the Brother equivalents offer both one-pass duplex scanning and 11x17 printing which is tempting.
1418138
Yes. The D in the model number indicates duplexing (N indicates that it can be networked).
667740
The HP Easy Scan software I downloaded doesn't seem to have a duplex mode for scanning. I'm using a MAC with OSX 10.11 You can either go to the printer through System Preferences and click on the scan button, or use the Image Capture Utility in Applications and select the printer... both of these seem to work for duplex scanning. No problems yet.
1419241
The DCP-7065DN does not do automatic duplex copying, either through the ADF or the scanner glass. This is according to the manual. http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/Printers/Consumer/UsersManual/UM_DCP_7060D_7065DN_HL_2280DW_EN_2863.PDF
2230042
My fault on this post response. I purchased the ADS1500W Scanner as well as the MFC-9330CDW Printer. The scanner was for a colleague, and I thought you were referring to the printer with your question. Yes, the scanner does double sided scanning.
337923
No I don't believe so. In my opinion, this is a pretty basic scanner. Worth the money but needs more features.
2030451
My mgr elected not to use the scanner so I can't answer your question. Sorry. Other than that, it's been a very reliable and fairly easy to use machine so far. Regards, Ric
1396479
Duplex printing, automatically. Not certain about scanning - didn't see anything in the manual about duplex scanning, but I use a separate ScanSnap scanner for most jobs, so haven't checked it out closely.
1057465
It does duplex-it can do 2-to-1, 1-to-2, 2-to-2 (no add ons or anything needed). It will also collate if you set it right via either print or copy (i.e. each 20 page document is in order not 20 copies of page 1 then 20 of page 2, etc.)
2111966
I have not used it, but I believe so, as it supports 2-sided scanning. This should be easy to determine from HPs website.Be aware, though, that 2-sided anything requires that paper go through the duplexer. This is no problem for printing, because you are using pristine paper. For scanning though if the paper has been folded or is dog-eared or very thin it is likely to jam the duplexer.If you need to copy originals like these, you need a *real* 2-sided scanner that does not need a duplexer.
1955144
If it's an HP CP4025DN it does. The "D" in the name stands for duplex and the "N" in the name stands for network. If the name is only CP4025 then it has neither of those capabilities.
547528
The duplex function is automatic. This link from HP's site should point you in the right direction if you need: http://bit.ly/1iHUJs6
282542
The short answer is 'no' - it will do full duplex on RS-422, but not RS-485.
1188683
David, it will not duplex automatically. It can be done manually. If you want to automatically duplex, look for a Brother model with a D in the name e.g. MFC-9330CDW.
423741
yes, it does duplex and gives you time to add more pages. You can save as a PDF or jpg file. I really works efficiently and does awesome scans. I would definitely recommend this product.