Printing from MP tray only if something is there otherwise printing from the paper cassette I am trying to print several envelops out of the MP tray. Every time I do it I have to press buttons. Is there any way to print out of the MP tray if there is something in it otherwise default to the printer cassette.

SOURCE: Printer - Setup

USB-interface; CU- custom format of paper; Plain- paper type.
Default settings in the menu of the printer is: A4 or letter,plain
That is the same thing in the printer driver. Also check format of paper settings in small window of your paper cassette.Turn roller to adjust proper size of paper.
Best regards

Soulvisitor

• 1113 Answers
• Posted on Nov 12, 2009

SOURCE: messege * load mp tray * but tray has plenty of

MP tray is not the cassette it this flap that pulls down above it.

The machine will revert to asking to place paper in its MP tray when the information it is receiving about the document from whatever program tell it that the size is not the same as what the cassette is set to...

so, check page size in of document in word program or whatever you are using

also check paper type and size settings match those you just checked in the printers properties under printers in control panel.

If you put a piece of paper in the MANUAL BYPASS TRAY bot the cassette it will print on that.

To get evverything back to normal, turn off printer, delete jobs in print que, change paper size of document in word/excell/etc is set same as paper type in printer, print again.. all should be good...

p.s. these are good quality printers that why I bother to answer you... cheers

Victorman

• 846 Answers
• Posted on Jul 05, 2011

SOURCE: User printing envelopes from MP tray. Envelope is

Printing with envelopes is a hit and miss affair. The best ones to use are the ones you have to lick. Dont think of using the ones where you have to peel the strip off. Also make sure you tell the pc that you are printing evelopes as this will allow the fuser to run cooler so as not to melt the adhesive too much. crinkling is usually down to excessive heat.