Canon MF645Cx i-Sensys (Laser, Colour)

Canon MF645Cx i-Sensys

Laser, Colour


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gohardorgohome

2 years ago

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Stardustone

2 years ago

This is the biggest problem with almost all laser printers. Unfortunately, the starter kits supplied are almost always very sparsely filled. This is because the purchase price is reduced. New toners often cost more than a new model. Models with such large ink tanks are certainly somewhat better, as the fillings cost considerably less in comparison. I have never had to change the toner in my laser printer, which I bought many years ago, because I don't print much, but as soon as I do, I would have to consider buying something that is less expensive in terms of consumables. An Ecotank model, like the Epson devices, makes more sense for me over a longer period of time, e.g. this one: Epson EcoTank ET-4850 (ink tank, colour)

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Anonymous

3 years ago

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haemmpas

3 years ago

Have you ever reset the printer's WLAN? Quasi the connection type WLAN, then selected your WLAN and entered the new password? https://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/3/0300034693/02/MF740_640Series_UsersGuide_EN_1.pdf (p. 17 and then p. 25) You may also need the "default" system manager ID and PIN (both the same if you have not changed anything): 7654321

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christian.ried

3 years ago

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Curious George

3 years ago

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You are writing to the community here. To contact Digitec, follow this link: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new?ticket_form_id=39231 Hope this helped you

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öndertasde

3 years ago

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Yes, the MFC can scan duplex and print duplex (automatically). The references are hidden in the specifications. No idea why Canon no longer uses the word duplex. https://de.canon.ch/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/laser/laserbase_mf_series/i-sensys-mf645cx.html?type=specifications

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yeteman

5 years ago

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phylor13

5 years ago

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It is possible to create buttons yourself via a web interface (name and destination are freely selectable) and arrange them on the touch screen as desired. However, I did not find an option for Google Drive. The Canon can transmit the scans via SMB or FTP, and additionally via e-mail or to an attached USB stick. I have solved it in such a way that the scans are transferred via SMB to a small PC, which then synchronises them to the cloud. It would certainly also be possible to transfer the attachment of an email to Google Drive via Zapier.

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Itec

5 years ago

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Anonymous

5 years ago

I have also noticed that the ADF feeds crooked when scanning. But since I only use scans for archive purposes for invoices and receipts, it doesn't really matter to me and the few that have to be clean I put on the glass manually. But when I measured my last few scans with the ADF, I could already see up to 5 mm offsets at the top and bottom, which is quite crooked for an A4. But it also depends on whether the paper width is set correctly, but since not all sheets are the same size, it is a bit of a fiddly job if you have to check it every time you want it to be exact.

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donnersturm55

5 years ago

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Hi, yes, via the ADF, scanning and copying work automatically, from double-sided originals to double-sided copies/PDF's, of course printing too, as well as single-sided originals to double-sided.

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thom_stahl

5 years ago

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tinu.gerber

5 years ago

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I manually set the printer to sleep, then sent a Word document (1 page of plain text) to the printer via WLAN. Almost exactly 12 seconds later, it started to make the first noises. After 20 seconds the page was printed. Hope this helps ...

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