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The Canon ImageClass MF644cdw Multi Function Machine is capable of performing Duplex (two sided) Scans for documents fed through its Automatic Document Feeder (ADF). This will NOT work for documents placed on the platen glass.
The default setting for a new MF644cdw is for the Duplex Scanning to be turned off, making it a Single Sided Document Scanner through the ADF. In our case, many of the documents I want to Scan-To-Email, or Scan-To-File, are two sided, and I wanted to perform a single pass per page to get both sides scanned and sent to its email or target file location at the same time, and in a single file containing all scanned images from both sides of the pages.
The setup to have the MF644cdw perform Duplex Scanning by default is a little bit challenging to figure out. At least it was for me. So, once I did find how to do it I decided to share the knowledge.
There are, however, times when I want to do a Single Side Scan-To-File or Scan-To-Email. There is a way to over-ride the Duplex Scan for either function. That is shown in a different video, which is at the following web location:
• Cannon MF644cdw OverRi...

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@JULIITHEN 7 месяцев назад

Thank YOU!!!

@gilberthale7777 7 месяцев назад

I am glad it was helpful to you.

@9to5techs Месяц назад

Can you use aftermarket toner with black and white laser printers and if it spells their won't be a problem because they don't have TB(transfer belts) like color Lazer printer that can break. How do you clean it up though?

@gilberthale7777 Месяц назад

By federal law they can’t require you to use their brand of product for parts or consumables. But if the consumable (toner) you use does not meet their specifications it can cause problems they do not have to cover. Using black toner only instead of color toners may technically work, but they may claim the incorrect kind of toner was used (black instead of a color toner) which they could bounce a warranty claim in account of. I was not aware of them having no transfer belt. All I cared about was the output being of good image quality, that I could scan both sides of a document both in color and in duplex in a single pass, and the ability to scan document manually on a flat bed platen, or multiple pages via automatic document feeder (ADF), and the ability to handle paper up to 13” in length via ADF. I also did not want to be forced to replace drums every time I replaced toner. If toner does spill inside the unit I am not sure what the suggested approach is to clean it out. In the past I saw one laser printer that was shipped to a new location, and nobody removed the toner before shipping. Toner ended up all inside the entire printer. Warranty would not cover the damage. It would have cost more in labor time to clean it as opposed to just buying a new unit. The toner dusted unit was disposed of and a new unit was purchased. I learned a lesson from seeing other folks doing that.