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‎03-16-2017 09:09 AM

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Product: Color Laserjet Pro M477
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

I've just installed the M477fnw, and successfully configured the Fax feature. After configuration, it displayed a message indicating that faxes would be printed using color cartridges until they reach "Very Low," and that the setting could be changed in Supply Settings. Unfortunately, it appears that I can only adjust the threshold for "Very Low" warnings, and it's fairly important that I force faxes to print via the black cartridge at all times.

 

I understand the "reason" behind the default setting, but frankly I'm happier only using what I need rather than spreading the load. Will I need to set the Very Low threshold to something like 90% to avoid this issue?

 

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