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Single sheet insertion, otherwise, the next sheet is loaded from paper stored in the cut sheet

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Single sheet insertion Your cut sheet feeder also has a single sheet loading feature. This feature allows you to switch to a different type of paper (such as letterhead) without replacing the supply of paper that is loaded in your cut sheet feeder. Single sheet insertion is especially useful because it allows you to use micro-adjustment to change your cut sheet feeder loading position. 1. Press the ON LINE button to take the printer off line. 2. Align the single sheet to be fed with the marking on the left paper guide, and then slide the sheet into the printer path until you feel resistance. 3. Press the LOAD/EJECT button to load the sheet. Note: If you want to use single sheet insertion for two or more consecutive pages, pull the cut sheet feeder's paper set levers forward; otherwise, the next sheet is loaded from paper stored in the cut sheet feeder bin. 4. Press the ON LINE button to put the printer on line. Now you can use micro-adjustment to change the loading position for your cut sheet feeder. See the section on micro-adjustment in Chapter 2. 7-14 Using Printer Options

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Single sheet insertion
Your cut sheet feeder also
has a
single sheet loading feature. This feature
allows you to
switch
to a different type of paper (such as letterhead)
without replacing
the
supply of paper that is loaded in your cut
sheet
feeder. Single sheet insertion is especially useful because it allows you to
use micro-adjustment to change your cut
sheet
feeder loading position.
1.
Press the
ON LINE
button to take the printer off line.
2.
Align the single sheet to be fed with the marking on the left paper
guide, and then slide the sheet into the printer path until you feel
resistance.
3.
Press
the LOAD/EJECT
button to load the sheet.
Note: If you want to use single sheet insertion for two or more
consecutive pages, pull the cut sheet feeder’s paper set levers forward;
otherwise, the next sheet is loaded from paper stored in the cut sheet
feeder bin.
4.
Press the
ON LINE
button to put the printer
on
line. Now you can use
micro-adjustment to change the loading position for your cut sheet
feeder. See the section on micro-adjustment in Chapter 2.
7-14
Using Printer Options