Simply this means an extra tray included with the printer. This function is only found in high volume laser printers.
in this feature you get both a stacker and a stapler. SK stands for Stacker and Stapler which is simpler than the last letter.
The stacker basically means a section where the printed paper is stacked. S stands for one of two things, "Stacker" or "Stapler". Similar to N you have NW, this means the printer is more than likely to have wireless networking as a feature and no physical Ethernet port. N stands for Network, the Network feature is typically an Ethernet port or Wi-Fi connectivity, again it’s always worth double checking to see what you're getting. This can vary depending on the printer so it always worth checking to see what features you're getting. MFP stands for Multi-Function Printer, typically MFP is an “all-in-one” printer with the bonus functions including scan,copy and fax. Be sure to check if this is a feature you want with your printer. However not every printer that has a memory card slot indicates this with an i. I stands for Imaging (Memory Card Slots) this simply adds a memory card slot to the printer. These features are best used in an office or even home printing alike. features like user profiles (so you can cap printing limits), saving faxes if ink has ran out and scheduled print jobs. H stand for Hard Disk, printer hard disks open up a world of features for the printer. F - Faxį stands for Fax, not one you see too much now days, but some people still use them. Most HP and MFP (Multi-function Printers) printers come with this feature. E - ePrintĮ stands for ePrint, E allows you to print via email. We have another article that give much more detail on duplex printing " What is Duplex Printing?". D – Duplexĭ stands for Duplex, This just means the printer can print on both sides of a page without having to manually flip and reinsert the paper. We still can’t work out why this is here as they don’t make non-colour versions with the same model number. This just means the printer prints in colour. C – ColourĬ stands for Colour, one of the more pointless letters. BT – BluetoothīT stands for Bluetooth, Speaks for its self, allows you to print via Bluetooth. This is probably the most uncommon letter you’ll see on a printer. B – Batteryī stands for Battery, this means the printer has the option to use a battery, making the printer portable. (For example, with the Brother HL-3170CDW “HL” is the printer’s family group and “CDW” tells you what features the printer boasts.) Here is list of all the letters you might find at the end of your printer model. That said this only applies to the letter after the printers model. So when we see two or three letters at the end of a printer model, that printer has two or three extra features. The letters provide a quick reference of the key features the printer has. With no clear guide from the printer manufactures they might as well be hieroglyphs.
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When it comes to buying a new printer understanding the features to each printer, like the HP LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdn, M477fdw and M477fnw can be a little overwhelming.
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