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Load a cut sheet into the printer The printer is designed to be used with rolls of substrate. It is possible to load cut sheets into the printer, but print quality cannot be guaranteed, and you may have some difficulty in avoiding skew. ● The sheet should be at least 1067 mm (42 in) long. ● Load the sheet by following the normal roll loading process (automatic or manual, depending on the substrate). ● During the loading process, the printer tries to detect the winding direction of the roll by turning the spindle in both directions. When the substrate is not attached to the spindle, the following message appears. Handle the substrate To continue loading, select Skip check - would affect IQ. ● A cut sheet is likely to be loaded with excessive skew, and the printer may not be able to correct it automatically. If the skew as measured by the printer exceeds 3 mm/m, you are recommended to stop loading and try again. However, if the skew is tolerable, you can consider skipping the automatic skew correction. To do so, when prompted, choose Continue with current skew. Unload a roll from the printer 1. If you used the take-up reel during printing, unload the printed roll from the take-up reel. See Unload a roll from the take-up reel on page 47. 2. On the printer's front panel, select the icon, then select Substrate unload > Unload roll. 3. Press the OK button on the front panel as many times as needed to rewind the substrate. 4. Lift the spindle lock lever. ENWW Load a cut sheet into the printer 33

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Load a cut sheet into the printer
The printer is designed to be used with rolls of substrate. It is possible to load cut sheets into the printer,
but print quality cannot be guaranteed, and you may have some difficulty in avoiding skew.
●
The sheet should be at least 1067 mm (42 in) long.
●
Load the sheet by following the normal roll loading process (automatic or manual, depending on
the substrate).
●
During the loading process, the printer tries to detect the winding direction of the roll by turning
the spindle in both directions. When the substrate is not attached to the spindle, the following
message appears.
To continue loading, select
Skip check – would affect IQ
.
●
A cut sheet is likely to be loaded with excessive skew, and the printer may not be able to correct it
automatically. If the skew as measured by the printer exceeds 3 mm/m, you are recommended to
stop loading and try again. However, if the skew is tolerable, you can consider skipping the
automatic skew correction. To do so, when prompted, choose
Continue with current skew
.
Unload a roll from the printer
1.
If you used the take-up reel during printing, unload the printed roll from the take-up reel. See
Unload a roll from the take-up reel
on page
47
.
2.
On the printer's front panel, select the
icon, then select
Substrate unload
>
Unload roll
.
3.
Press the
OK
button on the front panel as many times as needed to rewind the substrate.
4.
Lift the spindle lock lever.
ENWW
Load a cut sheet into the printer
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Handle the substrate