Epson 2070 User Manual - Page 90

Using Auto Tear-off Mode

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If the perforation between pages is not aligned with the tear-off edge, you can adjust the tear-off position using the Micro Adjust feature as described in the previous section. Caution: Never use the tear-off feature to reverse-feed labels; they may come off their backing and jam the printer. The tear-offfeature can be used only when paper is mounted on the front or rear push tractor. Never reverse-feed continuous paper when using the pull (top) tractor; the paper could come off the pull (top) tractor and jam the printer. Using auto tear-off mode When you select the auto tear-off mode default setting, the printer advances continuous paper to the tear-off position when you finish printing. The printer advances paper to the tear-off position only when the printer receives a full page of data or a form-feed command and no more data is received for three seconds. Select tear-off using the Default Setting mode as described earlier in this chapter. Also make sure the page length for continuous paper is selected correctly in the Default Setting mode. Be sure you turn off the printer to exit from the Default Setting mode, and then turn it on again. 1. Print on continuous paper loaded on the front or rear push tractor (as described in Chapter 2). When you finish printing, the printer advances the perforation of the final printed page to the tear-off position. 2. Tear off all printed pages. 3-16 Using the Printer

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If the perforation between pages is not aligned with the tear-off
edge, you can adjust the tear-off position using the Micro Adjust
feature as described in the previous section.
Caution:
Never use the tear-off feature to reverse-feed labels; they
may
come
off their backing and jam the printer.
The tear-offfeature can be used only when paper is
mounted on the front or rear push tractor.
Never reverse-feed continuous paper when using the pull
(top) tractor; the paper could come off the pull (top)
tractor and jam the printer.
Using auto tear-off
mode
When you select the auto tear-off mode default setting, the printer
advances continuous paper to the tear-off position when you
finish printing.
The printer advances paper to the tear-off position only when the
printer receives a full page of data or a form-feed command and
no more data is received for three seconds.
Select tear-off using the Default Setting mode as described earlier
in this chapter. Also make sure the page length for continuous
paper is selected correctly in the Default Setting mode. Be sure
you turn off the printer to exit from the Default Setting mode, and
then turn it on again.
1.
Print on continuous paper loaded on the front or rear push
tractor (as described in Chapter 2). When you finish printing,
the printer advances the perforation of the final printed page
to the tear-off position.
2.
Tear off all printed pages.
3-16
Using the Printer