1-sided Printing and 2-sided Printing

You can select whether to print on one side or both sides of each sheet of paper.
The default setting for [Print Style] is [2-sided printing].
However, for some driver versions, [1-sided printing] is the default setting.

Paper Type	Paper Size
Plain paper (16.0 to 23.9 lb Bond (60 to 90 g/m²)) Heavy paper (24.0 lb Bond to 60.3 lb Cover (91 to 163 g/m²))	Standard size: A4, Legal, Letter

Before performing 2-sided printing, see "Attention (1-sided Printing and 2-sided Printing)."

IMPORTANT

Precautions when performing 2-sided printing

Do not touch the paper during 2-sided printing until it is output completely. The paper is first output partially after the front side is printed, and then it is fed again to be printed on the reverse side.

Printing on the reverse side of paper that was previously printed (Performing 2-sided printing manually)

The printer can manually print the reverse side * of paper that has been printed once.
When printing the reverse side of paper that has been printed once, first stretch out the edges and flatten out curls, load them one sheet at a time in the multi-purpose tray, and then perform the following operation with the printer driver.
1. Display the [Paper Source] page
2. Set [Paper Source] to [Multi-purpose Tray]
3. Select the [Print on the Other Side] check box

*	This is only for paper that has been printed using this printer. Also, you cannot print again on the same side of the paper that was printed before.
*	If you are using A5 paper, the reverse side may not be printed correctly.

Click [Finishing].

For instructions on how to display the printer driver screen see "Printing with the Printer Driver" or "Configuring the Print Settings Beforehand."

Select [1-sided Printing] or [2-sided Printing] from [Print Style].

Select the binding edge from [Binding Location].

The output image is displayed in the preview area.

Click [OK].

Note
The display may vary according to the operating system, as well as the type and version of the printer driver.