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Tips for Using the Paper Feeder, Micro Feed

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Tips for Using the Paper Feeder Following the tips below will give you the best performance when printing with the paper feeder. Load paper into the paper feeder before you turn on the printer and send data. When the printer receives data from the computer, it loads a single sheet automatically and begins to print. If the printer runs out of paper during a print job, reload the paper feeder and then press the LOAD/EJECT button to continue printing. Press the LOAD/EJECT button if you need to eject a sheet of loaded paper. You can switch to manual loading to feed single sheets or envelopes without removing the paper supply from the paper feeder. For instructions, see "Loading Paper Manually" in Chapter 2. You can adjust the loading and print positions with the printer's micro feed feature. See "Controlling the Page with Micro Feed" in Chapter 2. Because most application programs take care of the top and bottom margins, you should usually adjust the margins by using your programs, taking the printer's default loading position into account. The default page length for paper loaded from the paper feeder is 61 lines (letter-size paper) and 65 lines (A$-size paper). You can change it using your application program or printer commands, if necessary. See the Appendix for more about printer commands. If the ink does not dry fast enough, try removing sheets one at a time as they finish printing. 1-18 Setting Up Your Printer

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Tips for Using the Paper Feeder
Following the tips below will give you the best performance
when printing with the paper feeder.
Load paper into the paper feeder before you turn on the
printer and send data. When the printer receives data from
the computer, it loads a single sheet automatically and
begins to print.
If the printer runs out of paper during a print job, reload
the paper feeder and then press the
LOAD/EJECT
button to
continue printing.
Press the
LOAD/EJECT
button if you need to eject a sheet of
loaded paper.
You can switch to manual loading to feed single sheets or
envelopes without removing the paper supply from the
paper feeder. For instructions, see Loading Paper
Manually in Chapter
2.
You can adjust the loading and print positions with the
printer s micro feed feature. See
Controlling the Page with
Micro Feed in Chapter
2.
Because most application
programs take care of the top and bottom margins, you
should usually adjust the margins by using your programs,
taking the printer s default loading position into account.
The default page length for paper loaded from the paper
feeder is
61
lines (letter-size paper) and
65
lines
(A$-size
paper). You can change it using your application program
or printer commands, if necessary. See the Appendix for
more about printer commands.
If the ink does not dry fast enough, try removing sheets one
at a time as they finish printing.
1
-18
Setting Up Your Printer