Epson Stylus Pro 7800 Professional Edition Printer Guide - Page 65

Loading Cut Sheets, Pause button. The sheet feeds into printing position

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Handling Paper and Other Media | 65 Tip: You can also load cut sheet paper without releasing the paper lever. This method is recommended for small sheets or fine art paper. Loading Cut Sheets Follow these steps to load cut sheet paper. 1. Make sure the printer is on and the roll paper cover is closed. 2. Press the l Paper Source button until the icon appears on the LCD display. 3. Push the paper lever back to the released position. Note: For heavy paper, you may need to increase the suction by pressing the u button. This helps hold the paper in place during loading and printing. For lightweight paper, decrease the suction by pressing the d button. 4. Feed the sheet into the paper slot. Make sure the right and bottom edges of the paper are straight and aligned with the scale on the printer. Caution: To avoid damaging the printer, never move the paper lever during printing, or while the P Power or Pause light is flashing. 5. Pull the paper lever forward, to the secured position. 6. Press the Pause button. The sheet feeds into printing position automatically and READY appears on the control panel. 7. Print your page. After it is finished, the sheet stays in the printer. 8. To remove your print, press the button or release the paper lever. 2-65

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Handling Paper and Other Media
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Loading Cut Sheets
Follow these steps to load cut sheet paper.
1.
Make sure the printer is on and the roll paper cover is closed.
2.
Press the
l
Paper Source button until the
icon appears on the LCD
display.
3.
Push the paper lever back to the released position.
4.
Feed the sheet into the paper slot. Make sure the right and bottom edges
of the paper are straight and aligned with the scale on the printer.
5.
Pull the paper lever forward, to the secured position.
6.
Press the
Pause button. The sheet feeds into printing position
automatically and
READY
appears on the control panel.
7.
Print your page. After it is finished, the sheet stays in the printer.
8.
To remove your print, press the
button or release the paper lever.
Tip:
You can also load cut
sheet paper without
releasing the paper lever.
This method is
recommended for small
sheets or fine art paper.
Note:
For heavy paper,
you may need to increase
the suction by pressing
the
u
button. This helps
hold the paper in place
during loading and
printing.
For lightweight paper,
decrease the suction by
pressing the
d
button.
Caution:
To avoid
damaging the printer,
never move the paper
lever during printing, or
while the
P
Power or
Pause light is flashing.