
Designed for small and medium-size businesses, the imageCLASS MF654Cdw model balances speedy performance and minimal maintenance. The MF654Cdw is easy to set up and offers media versatility to print on a variety of media types and sizes, including envelopes, banners and more. The customizable, 5" color touchscreen delivers an intuitive user experience. Produce crisp, colorful documents with fast print speeds of up to 22 pages per minute1, using high quality Canon Genuine Toner 067 / 067 H. Use Poster Artist Online to create professional-posters, banners and signage. The MF654Cdw offers a plain paper capacity of up to 250 sheets, 1-sheet multipurpose tray, and 50-sheet simplex automatic document feeder. Easily connect and print through high-speed USB, Ethernet, or wirelessly from computers or mobile devices. Print using a variety of mobile apps, including the Canon PRINT Business app2 using your compatible mobile device. The MF654Cdw comes with a 3-year limited warranty3 and is backed by Canon's Service and Support network.
Q: Does this Canon printer offer wireless connectivity?
A: Yes, this model offers wireless connectivity via WiFi.
Q: What is the automatic document feeder capacity of this Canon printer?
A: The automatic document feeder capacity for this model is 50 sheets.
Q: What is the resolution of the scanner on this Canon printer?
A: The scanner resolution is up to 600 x 600.
Q: What is the warranty on this Canon printer?
A: This Canon printer comes with a 3-year limited warranty for both parts and labor.
Q: How many pages can this Canon printer print per minute?
A: This Canon printer can print up to 22 pages per minute.
Q: What is the differece between the Canon 654 and 656 models?
A: The 656 has a fax dialer built in where the 654 does not. Also the 655 has a scanning duplex and the 654 has a single scanner feeder. In other words the 656 will automatically scan both sides of a page placed in the top mounted scanner feeder but the 654 will only scan one side of the page, you will need to flip over the page and feed ir in on its other side.
Q: is there a different between ink jet an lazer printer ?
A: The other two answers I saw are both correct and cover most of the differences. There a few more differences I would like to mention: ink jet prints are generally water soluble, so if they get wet, the image is lost (there are special, non-water based inks you can get, but of course, there is an additional cost. Laser prints will not run in water, although of course, the paper can get wet, and if wet enough, will come apart). Print quality on an inkjet will not be as good as on a laser; this is especially noticeable in smaller font sizes. Inkjet color prints of people will generally be better, truer, more life-like. Finally, while the increased price of inkjet supplies was mentioned, the incredulity of the difference was not. It has been estimated that the price of ink refills are comparable to the price of the most expensive champagne, on a per ounce basis. Besides this initial cost, inkjet printers almost always go through a "cleaning process" when they are turned on, especially if it has been more than a few days since last use. This is because the ink dries in the nozzles. The cleaning actually uses ink from the cartridges to clean, depleting your supply even faster. Laser cartridges may cost more initially, but they also produce more copies on a per ounce basis. Plus, there is no problem with them drying out, so a printer in good working condition will produce a print of the same quality on day one as on day 365.
A: Ha, I had the same issue, but finallly figured it out. If you use 8x14 paper then the paper tray will stick out. This piece will cover the gap. If you notice there are two pegs on the underside along the longer straight side. They fit into two holes along the inside rim of the paper tray. The flat smooth side is the topside. Hope that is helpful. Crazy that there is no explanation.