Conventions Used in This Guide
The following terms and conventions are used in this guide:
Convention | Meaning | ||
NOTE | Notes provide important additional information. | ||
CAUTION | Cautions provide information required to prevent damage | ||
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| to equipment. | |
WARNING | Warnings provide information to prevent personal injury. | ||
Dash | A statement preceded by a dash describes the result of a | ||
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| procedural step. For example: | |
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| 1. | Insert the paper cassette by sliding it straight into |
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| the cassette slot. |
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| — | The Alarm indicator shuts off. |
Check Mark (p) | — | The display reads 00 READY. | |
A statement marked by a check mark indicates a special | |||
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| instruction related to a procedural step. For example: | |
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| 1. | Add paper to the cassette by placing it into the left |
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| side first, being sure the paper is inserted below the |
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| p | paper guide and maximum height guard. |
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| To prevent paper jams, do not load too much paper |
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| into the cassette. Leave a small amount of space |
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| p | between the paper and the maximum height guard. |
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| Make sure the paper lies perfectly flat in the cassette. |
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| A key name is shown enclosed in a box to indicate that | |
Key |
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| you press that key on the control panel. Key names are | |
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| always shown in initial capital letters. For example: | |
1.Press
Menu
to access the printer menu selections.
UPPERCASE | Printer status messages and operator call messages are | |
| shown in uppercase. For example: | |
| — | The display reads 00 READY. |
| — | The display reads 11 PAPER OUT. |
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