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Reload media, Quick Load, Live Load, Multi-sheet N-UP

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10. Press the Go Online key. 11. Send a print job from the RIP. For multiple copy jobs ejected to the output side of the printer, the printer control panel will prompt for the next sheet a short time before the previous sheet is done printing. Load the subsequent sheet against the media alignment bar, and press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or control panel button. The printer prints on the next sheet and will use the same option settings on all of the copies in the print job. Reload media There are two ways to reload the printer with another sheet of the same media with the same dimensions: ● Quick Load - enables you to reload the same media type with the same dimensions, regardless of flatness, thickness, or number of N-UP sheets ● Live Load - only reloads a new sheet of the same type, dimensions, flatness, thickness, and number of N-UP sheets as the previous sheet To load a new type of media, press the Configure & Load key on the Front Page screen. Quick Load 1. Press the Load key on the Front Page screen. The control panel displays a menu with a Quick Load and Load option. ● To load a sheet of media with the same media type with the same dimensions as the previous job, press the Quick Load key. ● To load a sheet of media with the same media type with the same dimensions as the previous job, but different flatness, thickness, or number of N-UP sheets, press the Load key. The control panel allows you to respecify these options. 2. Place the media onto the media drive belt, and push it flush against the media alignment bar. At this point, the control panel allows you to adjust the vacuum fans and head height off the media. 3. Press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or Sheet Ready button on the control panel. The printer is ready to receive the next job from the RIP. Live Load 1. Load the media flush against the media alignment bar. 2. Press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or Sheet Ready button on the control panel. Multi-sheet N-UP Multi-sheet N-UP allows you to print a multiple-copy job on multiple sheets across the belt, and multiple rows of sheets, until the job is complete. To print multi-sheet N-UP, load multiple sheets on the printer, then send a print job from the RIP with a quantity greater than or equal to the number of sheets you loaded. The printer will prompt you to load more sheets until the number of copies you specified has been printed. You can also print Stored Jobs as multi-sheet N-UP (see Stored jobs on page 22 for details). This type of printing works best with an image that has wide margins on all four edges, but edge-to-edge printing is also possible with the appropriate printer settings, and by carefully matching the dimensions of the image to the dimensions of the media sheets. ENWW Load and print on rigid media 21

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10.
Press the
Go Online
key.
11.
Send a print job from the RIP.
For multiple copy jobs ejected to the output side of the printer, the printer control panel will prompt
for the next sheet a short time before the previous sheet is done printing. Load the subsequent
sheet against the media alignment bar, and press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or control panel
button. The printer prints on the next sheet and will use the same option settings on all of the copies
in the print job.
Reload media
There are two ways to reload the printer with another sheet of the same media with the same dimensions:
●
Quick Load — enables you to reload the same media type with the same dimensions, regardless
of flatness, thickness, or number of N-UP sheets
●
Live Load — only reloads a new sheet of the same type, dimensions, flatness, thickness, and
number of N-UP sheets as the previous sheet
To load a new type of media, press the
Configure & Load
key on the Front Page screen.
Quick Load
1.
Press the
Load
key on the Front Page screen.
The control panel displays a menu with a Quick Load and Load option.
●
To load a sheet of media with the same media type with the same dimensions as the previous
job, press the
Quick Load
key.
●
To load a sheet of media with the same media type with the same dimensions as the previous
job, but different flatness, thickness, or number of N-UP sheets, press the
Load
key. The
control panel allows you to respecify these options.
2.
Place the media onto the media drive belt, and push it flush against the media alignment bar.
At this point, the control panel allows you to adjust the vacuum fans and head height off the media.
3.
Press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or
Sheet Ready
button on the control panel.
The printer is ready to receive the next job from the RIP.
Live Load
1.
Load the media flush against the media alignment bar.
2.
Press the Sheet Ready foot pedal or
Sheet Ready
button on the control panel.
Multi-sheet N-UP
Multi-sheet N-UP allows you to print a multiple-copy job on multiple sheets across the belt, and multiple
rows of sheets, until the job is complete.
To print multi-sheet N-UP, load multiple sheets on the printer, then send a print job from the RIP with a
quantity greater than or equal to the number of sheets you loaded. The printer will prompt you to load
more sheets until the number of copies you specified has been printed. You can also print Stored Jobs
as multi-sheet N-UP (see
Stored jobs
on page
22
for details).
This type of printing works best with an image that has wide margins on all four edges, but edge-to-edge
printing is also possible with the appropriate printer settings, and by carefully matching the dimensions
of the image to the dimensions of the media sheets.
ENWW
Load and print on rigid media
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