Epson EX-1000 User Manual - Page 33

Make sure that the first sheet of paper has a clean edge and that the, two sprocket units.

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5. Move the left sprocket unit all the way to the left and pull the locking lever forward to hold it in position. Note With the sprocket unit in this position, you always have a margin at the left side. If you want to print without a left margin or if your software creates a margin, move the left sprocket unit about 3/4 inch from the left side, so that the perforated edge of the paper fines up with the number 1 on the ruler on the paper bail. Check the exact position when you finish loading. 6. Open the covers on the sprocket units as shown in Figure 2-3, then move the right sprocket unit to its approximate position, using your paper as a guide. Put the ridged paper support midway between the two sprocket units. 7. Make sure that the first sheet of paper has a clean edge and that the perforated edges are still attached. 8. Fit the first four holes in the left side of the paper over the pins of the left sprocket unit, as shown in Figure 2-4; then close the cover. 9. Now move the right sprocket unit so that you can fit the holes in the paper over the pins and close the cover. Figure 2-3. Opening the sprocket units Sprocket unit cover Figure 2-4. Position@ the paper 2-4 Choosing and Loading Paper

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5. Move the left sprocket unit all the way to the left and pull the
locking lever forward to hold it in position.
Note
With the sprocket unit in this position, you always have a margin at the
left side. If you want to print without a left margin or if your software
creates a margin, move the left sprocket unit about 3/4 inch from the
left side, so that the perforated edge of the paper fines up with the
number 1 on the ruler on the paper bail. Check the exact position
when you finish loading.
6. Open the covers on the sprocket units as shown in Figure 2-3, then
move the right sprocket unit to its approximate position, using your
paper as a guide. Put the ridged paper support midway between the
two sprocket units.
7. Make sure that the first sheet of paper has a clean edge and that the
perforated edges are still attached.
8. Fit the first four holes in the left side of the paper over the pins of
the left sprocket unit, as shown in Figure 2-4; then close the cover.
9. Now move the right sprocket unit so that you can fit the holes in the
paper over the pins and close the cover.
Figure 2-3.
Figure 2-4.
Opening the sprocket units
Position@ the paper
Sprocket unit
cover
2-4
Choosing and Loading Paper