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Double-sided printing, Side A: Load and Print

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6. Pull the tab of the Substrate loading Tool through the substrate path. Once the substrate is fully pulled through the printer's substrate path, open the magnetic substrate flaps to release the substrate. Handle the substrate The Substrate Loading Tool can be stored under the printer. Double-sided printing Side A: Load and Print Selecting the double-sided printing option will provide you with guidance and help during the load process specific to double-sided printing. We recommend using this functionality when printing Roll-to-Roll or Single Roll without the Ink Collector on non-porous types of substrate. Side A is printed as a normal print. However, after each row of images, a black continuous Image Registration Line is printed. These registration line(s) are used while printing Side B to minimize any registration errors. At the end of the printing process, a space is left blank for calibrations (the substrate is already warmed up), and a space to load Side B (these options however can be turned off). 1. Load Roll-to-Roll configuration Load a roll (roll-to-roll configuration) on page 38. NOTE: The Dual Roll and the Ink Collector cannot be used while printing double-sided jobs. 2. Before printing Side A we recommend performing the standard calibrations such as the Substrate Advance Calibration and the Dynamic Color Registration (refer to the Maintenance and troubleshooting guide). 3. Define side A preferences (see Double-sided on page 89) and select the print button . 58 Chapter 3 Handle the substrate ENWW

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6.
Pull the tab of the Substrate loading Tool through the substrate path. Once the substrate is fully
pulled through the printer's substrate path, open the magnetic substrate flaps to release the
substrate.
The Substrate Loading Tool can be stored under the printer.
Double-sided printing
Side A: Load and Print
Selecting the double-sided printing option will provide you with guidance and help during the load
process specific to double-sided printing.
We recommend using this functionality when printing Roll-to-Roll or Single Roll without the Ink Collector
on non-porous types of substrate.
Side A is printed as a normal print. However, after each row of images, a black continuous Image
Registration Line is printed. These registration line(s) are used while printing Side B to minimize any
registration errors.
At the end of the printing process, a space is left blank for calibrations (the substrate is already warmed
up), and a space to load Side B (these options however can be turned off).
1.
Load Roll-to-Roll configuration
Load a roll (roll-to-roll configuration)
on page
38
.
NOTE:
The Dual Roll and the Ink Collector cannot be used while printing double-sided jobs.
2.
Before printing Side A we recommend performing the standard calibrations such as the Substrate
Advance Calibration and the Dynamic Color Registration (refer to the
Maintenance and
troubleshooting guide
).
3.
Define side A preferences (see
Double-sided
on page
89
) and select the print button .
58
Chapter 3
Handle the substrate
ENWW
Handle the substrate