Officejet 7510 duplex printing

i bought this officejet 7510 wide format this week but i cannot print in duplex. can someone tell me whether it is possible or not?

Hi, Its specs says: Paper handling input, standard250-sheet input trayPaper handling output, standard75-sheet output trayMaximum output capacity (sheets)Up to 75 sheetsDuplex printingManualSource: http://www8.hp.com/au/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=7127211#!tab=specs That means you have to turn papers manually to print duplex. Normally with will print odd or even pages and ask you to turn the papers up-side-down the RIGHT way for it to continue to print even or odd pages. Regards.

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NOTE: Two-sided printing requires an automatic two-sided printing accessory
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Chapter 2
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We consider ourselves to be extremely polite, patient individuals, but have nearly been driven to outrage by the indignant disregard offered us by HP's escalation support department; a department which should represent the cream-of-the-crop in both service and technical expertise. Given the ease with which the problem can be duplicated, we expected an extremely quick resolution by HP who, to our knowledge, has never even made the effort to duplicate the problem in-house on our behalf.
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