Input tray linking description:
•Input sources which contain the same paper size, custom string, and paper type are linked automatically. Tray linking is always active. To prevent sources with the same media from being linked, the user must set the corresponding paper type settings to different values.
•PerfectFinish capability affects the ability of trays to link. For instance, in the following example, all the trays have the same size, type, and custom string, which for the traditional Lexmark network printer would mean the trays are all linked. However, the MP Feeder does not support PerfectFinish, so it would not automatically be linked with the other trays.
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Tray 1 | Letter | Plain Paper | Null | Yes | |
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Tray 2 | Letter | Plain Paper | Null | Yes | |
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MP Feeder | Letter | Plain Paper | Null | No | |
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•Any combination of trays that support the same media size and media type can be linked by setting the paper size, paper type, and custom string alike.
•Input sources which support paper (Letter, Legal,..., not envelopes) are linked in the following order. The printer only uses this search order when the input source requested by the print job is empty. In general, the input source requested by the print job has priority.
–MP Feeder (if configured as Cassette and if PerfectFinish has not been requested by the print job)
–Tray 1
–Tray 2
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