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Paper handling, Cut-sheet paper loading, Load paper from the input tray - with tray

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3 Paper handling Cut-sheet paper loading Cut sheets of paper can be loaded into the printer in the following ways. ● The front path takes single sheets of paper up to D+ size (610 × 914 mm); use this slot for paper that needs special care in handling. You can also use this slot to print on the back of an already printed sheet. To use this slot, select Front manual feed in your software. ● The rear path takes single sheets of paper; it is designed to provide a straight paper path for printing on thicker paper (up to 0.3 mm), such as card stock or labels, without bending. To use this path, select Rear manual feed in your software. ● The input tray provided with the HP Designjet 111 Tray printer holds up to 100 sheets of paper, depending on the paper thickness. You should use this tray to hold paper that you use often. To use this tray, select Tray 1 in your software. NOTE: The tray must be extended for paper that is larger than Legal- or B4-size. Open it to position 2 for paper up to A3-size (or 11×17 in). Open it to position 3 for paper up to A3+-size (or 13×19 in). NOTE: The output tray holds up to 50 sheets. Load paper from the input tray If you have the HP Designjet 111 Tray printer, you can load cut sheets and envelopes from the input tray. NOTE: The input tray has two feet that must rest on the table. 1. Remove the input tray. Paper handling ENWW Cut-sheet paper loading 15

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Paper handling
Cut-sheet paper loading
Cut sheets of paper can be loaded into the printer in the following ways.
●
The front path takes single sheets of paper up to D+ size (610 × 914 mm); use this slot for paper
that needs special care in handling. You can also use this slot to print on the back of an already
printed sheet. To use this slot, select
Front manual feed
in your software.
●
The rear path takes single sheets of paper; it is designed to provide a straight paper path for
printing on thicker paper (up to 0.3 mm), such as card stock or labels, without bending. To use
this path, select
Rear manual feed
in your software.
●
The input tray provided with the HP Designjet 111 Tray printer holds up to 100 sheets of paper,
depending on the paper thickness. You should use this tray to hold paper that you use often. To
use this tray, select
Tray 1
in your software.
NOTE:
The tray must be extended for paper that is larger than Legal- or B4-size. Open it to
position 2 for paper up to A3-size (or 11×17 in). Open it to position 3 for paper up to A3+-size (or
13×19 in).
NOTE:
The output tray holds up to 50 sheets.
Load paper from the input tray
If you have the HP Designjet 111 Tray printer, you can load cut sheets and envelopes from the input
tray.
NOTE:
The input tray has two feet that must rest on the table.
1.
Remove the input tray.
ENWW
Cut-sheet paper loading
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Paper handling