Epson 220 manual Front of the printer

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EPSON LQ-2080

4.Release the left and right sprockets by pulling the sprocket lock levers forward.

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5.Slide the left sprocket to the left margin of the paper using the scale on the printer. (Printing starts at the arrow mark.) Then push the lever back to lock it in place.

paper support

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Note:

For more information on the left margin position, see “Paper Alignment” and “Printable Area” on page 5.

6.Slide the right sprocket to match the width of your paper, but do not lock it. Move the paper support midway between the two sprockets as shown above.

7.Open both sprocket covers. Make sure your paper has a clean, straight edge and fit the first four holes of the paper, printable side down, over the tractor pins. Then close the sprocket covers.

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8.Slide the right sprocket to remove any slack in the paper; then lock it in place by pushing the sprocket lock back.

9.Attach the paper guide and slide the edge guides (?) to the middle of the paper guides. Then close the paper guide cover (@).

Note:

Always close the printer cover before printing. The printer does not print when the cover is open.

10.Turn on the printer. You may need to check and change the printer driver settings. When the printer receives data, it automatically loads the paper and starts printing. The printed pages are fed over the paper guide toward the back of the printer.

After you finish printing, follow the steps in the next section to tear off your printed document. If the first printed line on your page appears too high or low, you can fix this using the micro adjust feature as described in “Adjusting the Top-of-Form Position” on page 22.

Caution:

Never use the knob to adjust the top-of-form position while the printer is turned on; this may damage the printer or cause it to lose the top-of-form position. The knob can be used when the printer is turned off only.

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Contents Options User Replaceable PartsPaper Handling Options Printer Specifications Optional Interface CardsMechanical Model number NameEnvironmental ElectricalPaper Envelopes top entry only Postcards Front and top entryContinuous paper with labels front and bottom entry Roll paper Rear entry with optional roll paper holder onlyPaper Alignment Printable AreaControl Panel Buttons and Lights Safety ApprovalsCE Marking Error Indicators Paper Positions Status MonitorAvailable Paper Paths Using a pull tractor optional Using the push and pull tractors in combinationPaper slot Description Combination DescriptionPaper Release Lever Positions Printing on Single SheetsLoading paper in the top slot Loading paper in the front slotPaper Thickness Lever Positions Paper HandlingLoading Multipart Forms Loading Continuous Paper with LabelsInstalling the tractor in the front push position Using the Front Push Tractor optionalRemoving continuous paper with labels Loading paper onto the front push tractor Removing the printed document from the front push tractor Removing the front push tractor Using the Rear Push TractorLoading paper onto the rear push tractor Front of the printer Installing the tractor in the pull position Using the Tractor in the Pull PositionRemoving the printed document from the rear push tractor Loading paper onto the pull tractor Attach the printer cover and close the paper guide cover Using two tractors in a push and pull combination Removing paper from the pull tractorSwitching to printing on continuous paper Switching to printing on single sheetsRemoving the pull tractor Adjusting the Top-of-Form Position Advancing the Paper to the Tear-Off EdgeAdjusting the tear-off position Using the Tear Off/Bin buttonAdvancing paper to the tear-off position automatically Installing the Ribbon Cartridge Separator Ribbon-tightening knobSettings Options Your Printer’s Default SettingsClearing Paper Jams Changing Default Settings Aligning Vertical Lines in Your PrintoutPrinting a Self Test Printing a Hex DumpTransporting the Printer Cleaning the PrinterRelated Documentation