Epson TM-L90 Technical Reference - Page 138

Paper Feed Specifications, Paper Specifications

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Paper Feed Specifications Item Paper feed method Paper feed direction Specifications Friction feed Single-direction Precautions for Printing and Paper Feed ❏ Being a line printer, this printer always feeds paper to print. Therefore, when the line spacing of a single line is set to less than that of the print data, paper may be fed more than the setting to print. For example, when the line spacing of a single line is set to 10 dots, paper feed of 10 dots is executed to only make a carriage return, but paper feed of 24 dots is executed to print a bit image. (See the following table.) Paper feed Standard character Rotatable character Bit image Font A Font B Kanji font Font A Font B Kanji font Necessary paper feed (dots) 24 vertical magnification 17 vertical magnification 24 vertical magnification 12 vertical magnification 9 vertical magnification 24 vertical magnification 24 vertical magnification ❏ When the printer is placed in the wait state for data from the host during printing, it temporarily stops printing and paper feed. When data is entered and printing restarts, paper feed may be disturbed between 1 to 3 dot lines at a print start. This especially affects the printing of a bit image. ❏ It is recommended to start autocutter operation after printing or paper feed of 10 or more lines. (This is because a small piece of cut paper is difficult to eject and may cause a paper jam.) Paper Specifications Refer to "Consumable Specifications" on page 154. 138 Appendix

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Appendix
Paper Feed Specifications
Precautions for Printing and Paper Feed
Being a line printer, this printer always feeds paper to print. Therefore, when the line
spacing of a single line is set to less than that of the print data, paper may be fed more than
the setting to print.
For example, when the line spacing of a single line is set to 10 dots, paper feed of 10 dots is
executed to only make a carriage return, but paper feed of 24 dots is executed to print a bit
image. (See the following table.)
When the printer is placed in the wait state for data from the host during printing, it
temporarily stops printing and paper feed. When data is entered and printing restarts, paper
feed may be disturbed between 1 to 3 dot lines at a print start. This especially affects the
printing of a bit image.
It is recommended to start autocutter operation after printing or paper feed of 10 or more
lines. (This is because a small piece of cut paper is difficult to eject and may cause a paper
jam.)
Paper Specifications
Refer to "
Consumable Specifications
" on page 154.
Item
Specifications
Paper feed method
Friction feed
Paper feed direction
Single-direction
Paper feed
Necessary paper feed (dots)
Standard
character
Font A
24
vertical magnification
Font B
17
vertical magnification
Kanji font
24
vertical magnification
Rotatable
character
Font A
12
vertical magnification
Font B
9
vertical magnification
Kanji font
24
vertical magnification
Bit image
24
vertical magnification