HP DesignJet T700 Users Guide - Page 53
Turn the automatic cutter on and off, Feed and cut the paper, Settings, Cutter, Printer Settings
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Turn the automatic cutter on and off To turn the printer's paper cutter on or off: ● From the HP Utility for Windows, select the Settings tab and change the Cutter option in Printer Settings > Advanced. ● From the HP Utility for Mac OS, select Configuration > Printer Settings > Advanced and change the Cutter option. ● From the Embedded Web Server, select the Setup tab, then Printer Settings > Advanced, and change the Cutter option. ● From the front panel, select the Setup menu icon change the cutter option. , then Print retrieval > Enable cutter and The default setting is On. NOTE: If the cutter is turned off, it will not cut the paper between jobs, but it will continue to cut the paper on loading, unloading and switching between rolls. TIP: To cut roll paper while the automatic cutter is disabled, see Feed and cut the paper on page 45. Feed and cut the paper If you press the Form feed and cut key on the front panel, the printer advances the paper and makes a straight cut across the front edge. There are several possible reasons why you might want to do this. ● To trim the leading edge of the paper if it is damaged or not straight. ● To feed and cut the paper when the automatic cutter has been disabled. ● To cancel the waiting time and print the available pages immediagely, if the printer is waiting to nest more pages (T1200 series only). NOTE: The printheads are serviced after each print, and the paper cannot be cut until the process completes, so you may notice a delay. CAUTION: Remove the cut piece from the output tray. If strips or short prints are left in the output tray the printer could jam. Paper handling NOTE: Photo and coated paper requires careful handling, see The print is scuffed or scratched on page 154. TIP: To move the paper without cutting it, see Move the paper on page 43. ENWW Turn the automatic cutter on and off 45