Using the Sheet Feeder, Removing the Sheet Feeder

Many programs give you two ways to change these settings:

You can change the settings in each individual ﬁle you print.

You can change the program's default settings so that every time you use the program, these new settings are in effect.

3.2 Using the Sheet Feeder

After stacking paper in the sheet feeder, make sure that the Ready indicator (RDY) on the printer's control panel is lit up, indicating that the printer is on-line and ready to print. When the printer is on-line, and receives print data from the computer, the ﬁrst sheet is loaded automatically. Subsequent sheets are then loaded as necessary. When the paper bin is empty, the printer automatically goes off line, and the Ready indicator (RDY) begins to blink. To resume printing, stack more paper in the sheet feeder, press the Ready switch, and then the Form Feed (FF) switch.

Caution: If you turn off the printer when the printer detects a paper out or paper jam condition, any data remaining in the printer's buffer is lost.

Note: If you have installed the sheet feeder with the power ON, switch the power OFF, then ON again, for the sheet feeder to be automatically selected by the printer's ﬁrmware.

3.3 Removing the Sheet Feeder

To remove the Automatic Sheet Feeder, carry out the following steps:

1Feed through any paper that may be wrapped around the platen (black roller) by pressing the FF switch.

2Turn the printer OFF.

3Remove the sheet feeder's rear cover.

4Remove the printer's access cover.

5Detach the sheet feeder from the printer.

6Replace the sheet feeder's rear cover.

7Replace the printer's paper cover.

8Replace the insert to the printer's access cover.

9Replace the printer's access cover.

10Turn the printer ON.

3–2 Operating and Removing the Sheet Feeder