Panasonic KX-P3696 Operating Instructions - Page 42

Control, Panel, Feed/Form, LF/FF

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0 Control Panel Line Feed/Form Feed LF/FF You can adjust the paper position by using the front panel switches when the printer is in the OFF LINE mode or when the printer is not printing in the ON LINE mode. Line Feed With paper installed, pressing (LF/FF) once advances the paper one line. ON LINE TEAR OFF LF/FF LOAD PARK Form Feed ON LINE TEAR OFF LF/FF LOAD PARK With paper installed, holding (LF/FF) moves the printhead to the center and advances the paper to the top of the next page. hued ionuoo atii 6u!sll Micro Line Feed ON LINE TEAR OFF LF/FF LOAD PARK With paper installed, while pressing (ON LINE press LF/FF once to advance the paper one micro line (1/21s"). Holding the switches will advance the paper continuously until you release the switches. Using the Micro Line Feed within 5" from the top of your paper automatically stores the position as the Top of Form. Reverse Micro Line Feed ON LINE TEAR OFF LF/FF LOAD PARK With paper installed, while pressing (ON LINE), press (LOAD/PARK) once to reverse the paper one micro line (1/216"). Holding the switches will reverse the paper continuously until you release the switches. Using the Reverse Micro Line Feed within 5" from the top of your paper automatically stores the position as the Top of Form. Note: • When pressing (LF/FF), the amount of paper which is fed is determined by the current setting for lines per inch as specified by the Setup Disk, control panel (Initial Setup Mode) or your application software. • Reverse Micro Line Feed is not recommended when the paper is fed through the bottom or front in Pull Tractor Mode. Paper may not feed properly and print quality may not be optimum. 42

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0
Control
Panel
hued
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6u!sll
Line
Feed/Form
Feed
LF/FF
You
can
adjust
the
paper
position
by
using
the
front
panel
switches
when
the
printer
is
in
the
OFF
LINE
mode
or
when
the
printer
is
not
printing
in
the
ON
LINE
mode.
Line
Feed
ON
LINE
TEAR
OFF
LF/FF
LOAD
PARK
Form
Feed
ON
LINE
TEAR
OFF
LF/FF
LOAD
PARK
Micro
Line
Feed
ON
LINE
TEAR
OFF
LF/FF
LOAD
PARK
Reverse
Micro
Line
Feed
ON
LINE
TEAR
OFF
LF/FF
LOAD
PARK
With
paper
installed,
pressing
(LF/FF)
once
advances
the
paper
one
line.
With
paper
installed,
holding
(LF/FF)
moves
the
printhead
to
the
center
and
advances
the
paper
to
the
top
of
the
next
page.
With
paper
installed,
while
pressing
press
LF/FF
once
to
advance
the
paper
one
micro
line
(
1
/
2
1s").
Holding
the
switches
will
advance
the
paper
continuously
until
you
release
the
switches.
Using
the
Micro
Line
Feed
within
5"
from
the
top
of
your
paper
automatically
stores
the
position
as
the
Top
of
Form.
(ON
LINE
With
paper
installed,
while
pressing
(ON
LINE),
press
(LOAD/PARK)
once
to
reverse
the
paper
one
micro
line
(
1
/
2
16").
Holding
the
switches
will
reverse
the
paper
continuously
until
you
release
the
switches.
Using
the
Reverse
Micro
Line
Feed
within
5"
from
the
top
of
your
paper
automatically
stores
the
position
as
the
Top
of
Form.
Note:
•
When
pressing
(LF/FF),
the
amount
of
paper
which
is
fed
is
determined
by
the
current
setting
for
lines
per
inch
as
specified
by
the
Setup
Disk,
control
panel
(Initial
Setup
Mode)
or
your
application
software.
•
Reverse
Micro
Line
Feed
is
not
recommended
when
the
paper
is
fed
through
the
bottom
or
front
in
Pull
Tractor
Mode.
Paper
may
not
feed
properly
and
print
quality
may
not
be
optimum.
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