When doing auto duplex, do you have to flip the original or does it do it by itself. I know it flips the one it prints, but does it flip the original?
1419240
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?
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
33690
Full duplex is a term related to telecommunications. But yes, this printer does support duplex printing and presumably if you select the correct option when copying, it will copy dual sided originals to dual sided copies.
178565
It is manual duplexing only in any mode...reorder your printed pages and print the reverse side. That's this printer's only shortcoming for me, but has never been a show stopper in over 18 months I've used it as my primary printer.
1049641
I don't scan, so I don't know the whole answer, but it does NOT do duplex copying. For this reason, I kept its predecessor, a DCP8065DN, which lacked fax capability and color.
1899327
No it can not do automatic two-sided printing (duplex printing). If you lower the print quality then it becomes fast. If you max out the quality then it can become dead slow (like many other printers out there I would say that this is normal)... So it's neither fast nor slow. It's hard to give an example to the print quality and the corresponding speed here. Try to find some video reviews to see some examples or take a look at the PPM (page per minute) numbers that could be found over the internet (manufacturer page, review pages, etc.).
1378850
Sorry but I've never tried to use duplex printing so I cann ot be of any assistance. However, I've always found the Brother tech support staff to be responsive and helpful. I suggest that you visit the Brother web site and use their support link to ask your question.
832316
The printer will cache the scans in memory while waiting for you to flip the pages over and feed it through again, then it will print out the pages. Its a minor step needed to be taken. I thought it would be an issue for me but in the long run it has not been. Having said that if, you are doing a lot of replication you may want to consider a different printer with a duplexing scanner.
1653073
It does not automatically switch over from side A to side B. You have to manually flip the tape when one side is done.
123071
I have a Epson Workforce GT-1500. It has an automatic feed feature, but to get both sides of a paper. I put my documents in the automatic feeder and then run them through again with the pages turned over. Mine scans with face up position. It is my understanding of manual duplex scanning is to print on front and then manually turn it over to print on back side.
810268
I don't have this printer yet but I've been researching and talked to the Epson rep at Fry's. I can answer your last two questions: Yes, you need an additional part (available for ~25 bucks) for duplex printing. However, there is no duplex auto doc feeder, making automated dual sided copies impossible.BTW the duplex Auto Document Feeder (ADF) scanning is what is holding me back on this purchase. My current HP 7780 has a duplex ADF and the Canon MX7600 have it.
1528864
This is still a little unclear. I gather from the above that the scanner does not flip the original to scan the other to make a two side copy. What I want to know is it possible to make a two side copy by two sequential single side scans? ... scan one side, scan the other side and then a two sided copy comes out? I would like to do this from the printer front panel, not a computer application.
123072
This scanner can perform duplex (both sides) scanning. It requires a manual flip of the stack, however. Since I'm not a hi-volume scanner, it's not a serious problem. It's been a problem free scanner for me, but you must evaluate your needs.
616328
Yes it does have automatic duplex printing. I have had this printer for some months now. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It was a snap to connect wirelessly, it is very quiet, and the print quality is excellent. Basically, it does what it is supposed to do without any hassles.
1124540
I have duplex on standard card stock and I haven't had any major issues. Every once and a whole there is a jam, but that's expected from any printer in my opinion.
1627577
I just came across this post and don't have this particular printer but usually settings like duplex are driver settings, either set as the default or set on a job-by-job basis. Only if you want every or most print jobs to print duplex would you set duplex as default; otherwise click on print properties each time you print to override the defaults. Similar story to print quality; set default to draft to save ink and only change when needed to print a higher quality document.
2073514
Sorry, this printer can not do that automatically. You have to do it manually (That means you flip over the page and print the second one).
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