- #PRINT A TEST PAGE FOR SAMSUNG ML2525W MAC DRIVER#
- #PRINT A TEST PAGE FOR SAMSUNG ML2525W MAC MANUAL#
Once you get started, you can access paper size, function, toggling auto-duplexing (printing on both sides of a sheet of paper), and other general settings through the display screen, or you can alter the more intricate options through the driver menu, such as print resolution (up to 1200 dpi), security, network information, toner darkness, and more. All three methods require you to connect the printer to the USB 2.0 cord first before sniffing out networks, and we were able to establish a connection to our lab's wireless network in less than five minutes using the step-by-step instructions on the driver. The back of the devices has a standard USB 2.0 port for wired access, but you also get an Ethernet port for wired networking and an 802.11b/g print server for wireless connectivity. Samsung offers a variety of ways to connect the ML-2525W to a computer.
#PRINT A TEST PAGE FOR SAMSUNG ML2525W MAC MANUAL#
Finally, a manual tray located just below the toner-access handle lets you feed single sheets of media into the printer.
The input tray feeds into the bottom and can hold the standard 250 sheets of paper, but Samsung also gives you the option of purchasing a 250-sheet drawer accessory. There's also a button for demo print and another to cancel a print job. The top of the unit has one big power button and two LCDs that indicate print activity and network status. It's also slightly smaller, measuring only 7.8 inches tall, 14.2 inches wide, and 15.3 inches deep. Somewhere along the way, Samsung also managed to cut the fat to 16.9 pounds, a full 9 pounds lighter than the ML-2851ND.
The physical features haven't changed much since the Samsung ML-2851ND, with the exception of a flat black finish and a textured check pattern covering the paper tray on top. Laser printers have earned themselves a scarred reputation for their yawn-inducing designs, and although the ML-2525W doesn't stray far from the herd, Samsung designed a few bits of flair to set it apart.
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