The copy and scan functions offer the array of features we've come to expect from HP.
Eventually, we found it by pressing the printer's general Setup button, which isn't intuitive. One minor problem we encountered was an organization issue: we pressed the Fax Menu button, expecting to find an option that would allow us to program speed-dial numbers but we didn't. If you subscribe to caller ID, you can also turn on junk-fax blocking, which blocks faxes from numbers you designate. You can program up to 60 individual speed dial numbers and up to 60 groups.
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The setup manual walks you through various fax configurations, depending on the type of phone line and accessories you have (such as answering machines). The C6180 includes built-in fax, which is more commonly found on office AIOs. Even better, you can network the printer wirelessly, as it comes with a built-in wireless print server. You can connect to the printer directly via USB or mount it on a network so everyone can share.
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The Photosmart C6180 comes chockablock full of features that blend a photo-oriented printer with a more business-minded one. The color estimates for both the Canon Pixma MP830 and the Dell Photo 966 are lower. Based on HP's estimates of cartridge yields, we estimate that a black page costs about 2.7 cents and a full-color page costs just over 10 cents. Black cartridges cost $18 and each color cartridge costs $10, so changing the whole lot will cost you $68. Because the tanks aren't attached directly to the printhead, changing them (even while the printer is powered down) is a snap. The HP Photosmart C6180 employs a six-ink/six-cartridge print system. Rounding out the control panel is a 2.4-inch color LCD display that pivots through a range of almost 90 degrees so you can optimize the viewing angle. Additionally, there is an alphanumeric keypad, menu navigation buttons, and some photo shortcut buttons, including zoom, preview, reprints, and Photo Fix. The control panel on the C6180 is quite busy because each function has its own set of buttons, including menu and start buttons. A small window in the output tray lets you see whether the photo tray is empty. Finally, above both inputs is the output tray, which flips up to allow access to the input trays. Above the main paper cassette is a dedicated photo paper tray that holds 4圆 sheets and smaller. The main input tray pulls out partway for easier loading, and adjustable paper guides help you align everything from envelopes to legal paper. The C6180 AIO employs HP's consolidated paper system.
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