Epson C3400 Technical Reference Guide TRG - Page 125

Chapter 2 Setup Setting the Post-Printing Movements The following post-printing movement can be set on this printer. Sets from [Settings For Handing Paper After Print] on [General] of the printer driver. • Auto Cut: After Every Page/Only After Last Page/After Specified Number of Pages After printing, the paper is fed to the position where autocutting is possible and feeding stops after autocutting. When resuming printing, the paper is fed in the reverse direction to the printing position and then printing resumes. • No Auto Cut ∗ Feed To Peel Off Position After printing, the printer stops without feeding paper. When the printer does not receive the next print data for 1 second or more, the paper is fed to the position where autocutting is possible but does not perform autocut. To cut the paper, press the CUT button. For the next print data, the paper is fed in the reverse direction to the printing position, and printing resumes. When you want to set no auto cut, this setting is recommended. The difference from "Feed To Cut Position" is that when printing multiple data continuously, printing takes less time with this setting. When "Feed To Cut Position" is selected, printing takes longer since the paper is fed to the position where autocutting is possible and fed in the reverse direction to the printing position 2 for each job, even for continuous printing. ∗ Feed To Cut Position After printing, the paper is fed to the position where autocutting is possible but does not perform autocut. In this case, paper cutting is possible with the CUT button. When resuming printing, the paper is fed in the reverse direction to the printing position then printing resumes. ∗ Stop at the Print End Position This is the setting for Die-cut Label. After printing, the Die-cut Label is fed to the position where peeling is possible and stop feeding. Although autocutting is not performed, paper cutting is possible with the CUT button. When resuming printing, the paper is fed in the reverse direction to the print starting position and then printing resumes. 125