Table 1–1: Printer Components: Front/Right-Side ViewComponent Function
1. Top Output Tray Printedsheets are automatically collated and stacked
(face-down) here.
2. TopCover Release Button Pressing this button unlocks the top cover so it can
beopened. Thetop cover is opened to perform certain
printerfuntions such as adding a new EP-S1cartridge
or clearing a paper jam. See Section 2.3 for more
information about opening the top cover.
3. Carrying Grip Plate The carrying grip plates are located on the right and
left sides of the printer. These plates are grooved
to provide a better nonslip surface when you are
lifting the printer. Always place your hands under
the carrying grip plates when lifting the printer.
4. TestPrint Button This button is used to print the Engine Test Print.
The button is recessed. To depress it use a ballpoint
pen or similar instrument. See Section 2.11 for more
information about printing the Engine TestPrint.
5. ControlPanel The control panel consists of a message display,
indicator lights, and a keypad. The control
panel provides information on printer status and
can be used to perform certain printer functions
such as resetting the printer or configuring the
printer menus. See Chapter 3 for additional
information about using the control panel while
printing. Chapter 5 has information about using the
control panel to change the various printer menus.
6. Font CartridgeSlots Thesetwoslots accept the optional font and emulation
program cartridges available for the printer.
7. Paper Cassette The paper cassette automatically feeds paper to the
printer. It can hold up to 200 sheets of 20 lb. (75
g/ 2basis weight) paper. See Section 2.6 for more
information about loading paper in the cassette.
8. Manual Feed Guide Themanual feed guide is part of the paper cassette
cover. The feed guide allows you to manually feed
paper,envelopes, transparencies, and labels into the
printer. For more information about feeding print
media manually,see Section 2.7.
1EP-S stands for electrophotographic supply.