PIXMA TR7820 Two-sided scanning?

[kzkwp5]

I am considering purchasing a Canon PIXMA TR7820 printer/scanner. My question is, can it scan two-sided documents? I have found information that similar models offer "manual duplex scanning" as opposed to "automatic duplex scanning." What is the difference? I often have twenty-page two sided documents to scan, and do not want to need to scan each side of each page individually.

[jrhoffman75 · Accepted solution]

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@kzkwp5 wrote:

I am considering purchasing a Canon PIXMA TR7820 printer/scanner. My question is, can it scan two-sided documents? I have found information that similar models offer "manual duplex scanning" as opposed to "automatic duplex scanning." What is the difference? I often have twenty-page two sided documents to scan, and do not want to need to scan each side of each page individually.

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Will not auto duplex.

[kzkwp5]

Thank you so much! That will work for me!

[kzkwp5]

For anyone interested in a printer/scanner that says it is "manual two sided ADF scan" or "duplex ADF scan", for $140 this does the job much better than my$400 all in one."Manual" means you feed all the pages in through the ADF once, it scans side 1 of all pages, then you rotate the stack of pages from the output tray once, scan them again, and the scans are digitized in the right order. I scanned 31 pages/62 sides, and it worked perfectly. Quality is fine, the prnter is a little slow, but definitely functional.Toner is ridicuously expensive, but it comes with starter cartridges, and I scan far more than print, so it does not matter.

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