Epson Stylus Pro 5500 Product Information Guide - Page 10

Selecting a Paper Path, Using the Standard and Optional Paper Trays - manual

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EPSON Stylus Pro 5500 Selecting a Paper Path You can use the 250-sheet auto feed paper trays for the lettersize or larger papers you print on most often. The front manual slot gives you a convenient way to feed individual Executive-size or larger sheets. The rear manual slot provides a straightthrough paper path for papers of all sizes and weights, up to 44 inches long. The following illustrations show the paper paths available: Standard paper tray: Optional lower paper tray: Front manual feed slot: Rear manual feed slot: The following table indicates the paper sizes you can print from the four paper paths: Substrate sizes and paper paths Substrate Sizes Half letter/A5 or less Executive (7.5 × 10 in.) Letter/A4 Letter/A4 landscape Legal Ledger/tabloid/A3/B (11 × 17 in.) Super A3/B (13 × 19 in.) Panoramic, banner, or paper longer than 19 in. Standard paper tray - - OK OK OK OK OK - Optional lower paper tray - - OK OK OK OK OK - Front manual slot - OK OK OK OK OK OK - Rear manual slot OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Using the Standard and Optional Paper Trays You can use these trays for most sizes of paper up to 13 × 19 inches. However, the trays can't handle paper shorter than 11 inches (letter-size). To determine how many sheets of your paper type you can load in the paper trays, see the next section. When you load paper in either of the trays, you need to set the paper size and media type levers to match the paper you're using, as described on page 11. This allows your software to verify that the print settings for a project are correct for the paper you're using. If the print settings don't match the lever settings, you'll get an error message, and your job won't print. Note: You can disable verification by setting the levers to Other. However, the purpose of paper size and media type verification is to help you avoid printing errors, and you should take advantage of this help whenever possible. Paper Tray Loading Capacities and Guidelines The loading capacity of the paper trays depends on the type of paper you're loading. Use this table to determine the number of sheets you can load: Paper type Paper tray capacity Additional information Archival Matte Paper 50 (A4 or letter size) Use the support sheet 20 (A3 or Super A3/B packed with the paper size) Premium Glossy 20 - Photo Paper Professional Glossy 20 - Paper Premium Luster 20 - Photo Paper Plain paper 250 Use the rear manual feed slot for paper smaller than letter size Note: You can't load Watercolor Paper - Radiant White or card stock in the paper trays. Use the rear manual feed slot only. 10 - EPSON Stylus Pro 5500 2/01

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Selecting a Paper Path
You can use the 250-sheet auto feed paper trays for the letter-
size or larger papers you print on most often. The front manual
slot gives you a convenient way to feed individual Executive-size
or larger sheets. The rear manual slot provides a straight-
through paper path for papers of all sizes and weights, up to
44 inches long.
The following illustrations show the paper paths available:
Standard paper tray:
Optional lower paper tray:
Front manual feed slot:
Rear manual feed slot:
The following table indicates the paper sizes you can print from
the four paper paths:
Using the Standard and Optional
Paper Trays
You can use these trays for most sizes of paper up to 13
×
19
inches. However, the trays can
t handle paper shorter than
11 inches (letter-size).
To determine how many sheets of your paper type you can load
in the paper trays, see the next section.
When you load paper in either of the trays, you need to set the
paper size and media type levers to match the paper you
re
using, as described on page 11. This allows your software to
verify that the print settings for a project are correct for the
paper you
re using. If the print settings don
t match the lever
settings, you
ll get an error message, and your job won
t print.
Note
:
You can disable verification by setting the levers to
Other
. However,
the purpose of paper size and media type verification is to help you
avoid printing errors, and you should take advantage of this help
whenever possible.
Paper Tray Loading Capacities and
Guidelines
The loading capacity of the paper trays depends on the type of
paper you
re loading. Use this table to determine the number of
sheets you can load:
Note
:
You can
t load Watercolor Paper - Radiant White or card stock in the
paper trays. Use the rear manual feed slot only.
Substrate sizes and paper paths
Substrate Sizes
Standard
paper tray
Optional
lower
paper tray
Front
manual
slot
Rear
manual
slot
Half letter/A5
or less
OK
Executive
(7.5
×
10 in.)
OK
OK
Letter/A4
OK
OK
OK
OK
Letter/A4 landscape
OK
OK
OK
OK
Legal
OK
OK
OK
OK
Ledger/tabloid/A3/B
(11
×
17 in.)
OK
OK
OK
OK
Super A3/B
(13
×
19 in.)
OK
OK
OK
OK
Panoramic, banner,
or paper longer than
19 in.
OK
Paper type
Paper tray capacity
Additional information
Archival Matte Paper
50 (A4 or letter size)
20 (A3 or Super A3/B
size)
Use the support sheet
packed with the paper
Premium Glossy
Photo Paper
20
Professional Glossy
Paper
20
Premium Luster
Photo Paper
20
Plain paper
250
Use the rear manual
feed slot for paper
smaller than letter size