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the sheet warped or not being held down, you may want to increase the vacuum or raise the head height. A lower head height reduces overspray, but increases the chance of the carriage or printheads striking the media. 6. Verify the height of the media rollers shown on the control panel, and adjust if necessary. Check and adjust the right and left sides of both media rollers (input and output). The rollers should just touch the media or remove any warping. Note Do not lower the rollers too far. On narrow media (less than 98 inches/2.5 m), it is possible to lower the input roller below the height of the media on one side, causing the media to skew. 7. Press the Proceed key. 8. Enter the media length. 9. Enter the number of sheets: • Single sheet • N-UP 10. Measure media width. The margin and imageable area are displayed, and you can adjust them. 11. Press the Proceed key. 12. Press the Go Online key. 13. Send a print job from the RIP. For multiple copy jobs, the printer control panel will prompt for the next sheet a short time before the previous sheet is done printing. Load the subsequent sheet as before, and press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or control panel button. The printer prints on the next sheet and will use the same option settings on all of the copies in the print job. Load and Print on Rigid Media 2-9

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Load and Print on Rigid Media
2-9
the sheet warped or not being held down, you may want to
increase the vacuum or raise the head height. A lower head
height reduces overspray, but increases the chance of the
carriage or printheads striking the media.
6.
Verify the height of the media rollers shown on the control
panel, and adjust if necessary.
Check and adjust the right
and
left sides of both media roll-
ers (input and output). The rollers should just touch the
media or remove any warping.
Note
Do not lower the rollers too far. On narrow media
(less than 98 inches/2.5 m), it is possible to lower
the input roller below the height of the media on one
side, causing the media to skew.
7.
Press the
Proceed
key.
8.
Enter the media length.
9.
Enter the number of sheets:
•
Single sheet
•
N-UP
10.
Measure media width.
The margin and imageable area are displayed, and you can
adjust them.
11.
Press the
Proceed
key.
12.
Press the
Go Online
key.
13.
Send a print job from the RIP.
For multiple copy jobs, the printer control panel will prompt
for the next sheet a short time before the previous sheet is
done printing. Load the subsequent sheet as before, and
press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or control panel button.
The printer prints on the next sheet and will use the same
option settings on all of the copies in the print job.