Posted by Dan on 1/9/05 1:03am
Msg #15932

Hardware to begin

Wondering if anyone has any recommendations regarding the brand and/or model of Laser fax and laser printing machines. Thanking you ahead of time.
Dan

Reply by PAW Notary Services on 1/9/05 6:53am
Msg #15944

Please do a search (or read all the messages). You will find a mulititude of information on this subject. But, just for the record, here are my personal recommendations:

Multifunction: HP Laserjet 3300 series (3330/3380 is very common among notaries)
Printer only: HP Laserjet 1300 (if you can find one) replacement: HP Laserjet 1320

Reply by Jan/Ca on 1/9/05 2:34pm
Msg #15982

I have the Brother MFC 6800 for Printing, Copy, Fax, Scan. Not PCL Compliant, (Found out the hard way when I started), buy works well for everything else!

Reply by mike/ca on 1/9/05 4:58pm
Msg #15996

jan i have the same printer and you can download the pcl 6 driver from brother.com 80% of my signings are e-docs and i have no problem with any program, dynadox-swiftview and such.

Reply by Jan/CA on 1/10/05 12:55am
Msg #16044

I wish I had known that a few months ago before I bought the HP 1300 to print my E-Docs! Got a roomfull of equipment now!

Reply by Simone E. Lewis on 1/9/05 11:37pm
Msg #16042

This is for Paul or any one who may know. Can you tell me if we can buy a second tray for the HP lasejer 1320tn or is it just a feeder tray. (Like a storage tray, when the one tray is empty). I just bought it and spent hours with HP Customer Service on line. Never got a reply why I couldn't print legal and letter simultaneously. Thanks, for your help, Simone

Reply by PAW Notary Services on 1/10/05 10:07am
Msg #16074

>>> Can you tell me if we can buy a second tray for the HP lasejer 1320tn or is it just a feeder tray. <<<

As far as I know, the 1320tn printer has TWO (2) 250-sheet paper trays in it's standard configuration. There would be no need to buy a second tray, it's already included, and I don't think you can add a third tray.

Click here http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/en/WF06b/18972-236251-236263-14638-f51-410622-410633-410634.html to review the specs on the 1320tn.

Reply by Simone E. Lewis on 1/10/05 1:05pm
Msg #16095

Paul I found what I needed to do. One has to specify the trays set up. For those who may be interested, Open tool box from Desktop, Go to Device Setting, Paper Handling, and set up the choices. Tray 1 is for Envelope, Tray 2 is for letter, and tray 3 is for legal. When you look at the printer itself, the top part is not numbered, but when I opened it I realized that it is for envelope, the next is mark 2 and the last is mark 3. Thank you so very much for confirming this with me.