Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-6000 series User Manual - Page 102

Important • Always select Eject cut in Cutting mode when used in this position. If you select Automatic cut, the printed materials may be damaged. (See "Specifying the Cutting Method for Rolls.") • Be extra careful when using paper that tends to curl or is damaged easily in this position. • With some types of paper, the leading edge may curl or bend during ejection. In this case, straighten out the paper. Printed documents may be damaged if the paper is curled or bent. • Depending on the paper, the paper may be caught between the output guide and the basket when being ejected. In this case, fix the paper that is caught. If the paper is caught, printed documents may be damaged. Stacking Printed Materials (Position 4) You can use the basket in following positions when you want to stack printed materials. Move the basket rod (cord side) to the lower of the two pairs of attachment locations on the front of the printer, extend the basket arm as far as possible in the angle shown. Next, adjust the length so that the basket is pulled into this position. Important • You can stack up to 10 sheets of A2 Portrait Glossy Photo Paper and 20 sheets of Heavyweight Coated Paper HG with the basket in this position. If you stack more than this, it may damage the print side of the paper or cause the basket to fall over. • In the following cases, use as described in "Using Without roll unit (Position 1)" or "Using With roll unit (Position 2)". If printing multiple pages in these positions, print after removing each sheet. • Paper other than Glossy Photo Paper/Heavyweight Coated Paper HG • Printed materials other than A2 portrait • Paper curls an extreme amount due to paper characteristics and printing environment • If there is not much paper remaining on the roll, and the paper curls an extreme amount Moving Printed Materials to Next Work Area Immediately (Position 5) You can use the basket in the following position when moving the printed materials to the next work area immediately. 102