Epson LQ 670 User Manual - Page 77

Buttons, Te a r O ff/ Bin, Operate, Pa use, Lo a d / Eje c t

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Tea r Off/ Bin (tw o lights, green) The p rinter u ses the tw o Te a r Off/ Bin lights to ind icate the follow ing: f f o n n o n n The p erforation of you r continu ou s p ap er is at the tear-off position. The op tional high-cap acity cu t-sheet feed er (bin 1 of the d ou ble-bin feed er) is selected . The op tional second -bin cu t-sheet feed er (bin 2 of the d ou ble-bin feed er) is selected . Card m od e is selected (for p rinting on p ostcard s). f = Fla shing , n = On, o = Off Buttons Op era te Press this bu tton to tu rn the p rinter on or off. Pa use Press this button to temporarily stop printing, and press it again to resu m e p rinting. To tu rn on the m icro-ad ju st m od e, stop p rinting and hold d ow n this bu tton for at least 3 second s. Press it again to tu rn off the m icro-ad ju st m od e. See "Using Micro Ad ju st" in Chapter 3 for d etails. Loa d / Ejec t Press this bu tton to ad vance single-sheet or continu ou s p ap er to the load ing position. (The printer normally load s paper au tom atically.) If a single sheet is alread y in the load ing position, p ress this bu tton to eject it. If continu ou s p ap er is in the load ing or tear-off p osition, p ress this bu tton to feed it backw ard to the standby position. 4-4 Using the Control Panel

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Te a r O ff/ Bin
(two lights, green)
The printer uses the two
Te a r O ff/ Bin
lights to indicate the
following:
f
f
The perforation of your continuous paper is at
the tear-off position.
o
n
The optional high-capacity cut-sheet feeder
(bin 1 of the double-bin feeder) is selected.
n
o
The optional second-bin cut-sheet feeder (bin 2
of the double-bin feeder) is selected.
n
n
Card mode is selected (for printing on postcards).
f
= Fla shing ,
n
= On,
o
= Off
Buttons
Operate
Press this button to turn the printer on or off.
Pa use
Press this button to temporarily stop printing, and press it again to
resume printing. To turn on the micro-adjust mode, stop printing
and hold down this button for at least 3 seconds. Press it again to
turn off the micro-adjust mode. See “Using Micro Adjust” in
Chapter 3 for details.
Lo a d / Eje c t
Press this button to advance single-sheet or continuous paper to
the loading position. (The printer normally loads paper
automatically.) If a single sheet is already in the loading position,
press this button to eject it. If continuous paper is in the loading or
tear-off position, press this button to feed it backward to the
standby position.
4-4
Using the Control Panel