Printing too many pages

Select the simplex/duplex mode.
1 sided - 1 sided
1 sided - 2 sided
2 sided - 2 sided
When using 1 sided to 2 sided the originals must be even

Select Basic Print Options After opening your file for printing, open the Print window to select your print options. 1. Open the File menu and select Print. 2. Click the arrow to expand the Print window, if necessary. 3. Select EPSON WorkForce 600 as the Printer setting. 4. Select the copies and pages settings for your print job. Note:
If you don't see these settings here, check for them in your application before printing. 5. Select page setup options. Use these options to select the paper size, orientation, and scale. Note:
If you don't see these settings here, check for them in your application before printing. For example, you may be able to open the File menu and select Page Setup. 6. Select any settings that are specific to the application you're using. For example, if you're printing a photo from Preview, you see the application settings shown above.

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Large photos are printed differently than regular photos.

Photos that have large resolutions or are best when printed in larger sizes are sometimes printed on multiple pages. Printing the photo on two or more pages requires setting up the printing options so that the printer recognizes how the photo should print and which areas to stop printing on each page.

Open the photo in iphoto

Select "File" and scroll down the list until reaching "Print". Click on "Print" and wait for the printing set up options. Some programs require selecting "Set up" or "Print set up" instead of "Print." Make sure the set up options are brought up according to the program.

Select "Time Imageable Table" or similar options in the program. If there is not an option with a similar title, look over the various titles and any pictures that come with the titles and see if the pictures show multiple pages or only a single page. Click on the options that allow printing one photo on multiple pages.

Select overlap options, which give margins so that connecting the pages forms the picture. Overlap around 1/2 inch or so.

Print the photo. The number of pages should match the set up options selected under the imageable table.

If you are using Windows, you will want to check the drivers of the printer to make sure you are not selected on 2 copies.

Go to Control Panel\Printers and faxes
Right click on the printer driver and select "printing preferences".
Make sure the "Copies" is set to 1.

You can also try a wtest page by going to "properties" and select "print test page".

This is done through the print software. Depending upon what program you are using, there may be more than one way to start a print job:

1) Click a print icon within the application - this will usually print with the default settings, (prints entire document, 1 copy)

2) Click the "File" menu, then select "Print..."
This brings up the print job with options for printing, for example number of copies, certain pages, order of printing etc.

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If you can copy from the bypass, you should be able to print from it. It may be a setting in the print driver. Not the one you use through windows but the one installed in the printers folder in control panel. Check that it is not set to draw 1 - it should be on AUTO. Also, the document you are using has print settings of its own - check them as they will overide the tray you select. Select from within your document file - options - printer then look through those settings and anything telling the machine to print to a particular draw will make your job go there instead of where you ask it to.

use pcl 5c L1 (please note it's very fast driver but only for single set print because this driver have some fault if you select 2 copies for print it print 4 copies so for single set it is the best and for many set try pcl 6 driver)

Try this :

1) Within your application click on FILE and PRINT

2) Depending on the application in use, you may see either "Printer" or "Format for". Ensure your printer name is selected here instead of "Any Printer".

3) Click the up/down arrows next to COPIES and PAGES to see all the available setting options:

A) COPIES AND PAGES

Allows you to select how many copies you want and if you want to print all pages, selected pages or a specific page.

B) LAYOUT

Adjust the way the image is displayed on the media for multiple page printing.

C) SCHEDULER

Allows options for when to print a job, such as specific time or to hold the jobs, and the priority of the job to be printed for networked machines.

D) PAPER HANDLING

More page options, such as even or odd pages only, and reverse print order.

E)COLORSYNC

Connects to color options managed by the ColorSync Utility.

F) COVER PAGE

Provides the option of including a cover page or not with your prints.

G) PRINT SETTINGS

Select your MEDIA TYPE and INK. You can also create and save CUSTOM SETTINGS through this area.

H) COLOR MANAGEMENT

Adjusts BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, SATURATION, and INK balance. Also gives ability to allow COLORSYNC to control all printer colors.

I) EXTENSION SETTINGS

Provides the option for printing on thick paper and envelopes * This option may not be present with all models.

K) SUMMARY

Details settings chosen in other options.

After making the changes appropriate to your set up and print job, click on PRINT.

Dose it do it when you use it as just a copier? I would have to say that the problem lies with in your network some where. Call your IT person.....

Turn off/unselect collate.