Set [Form Feed Mode] to [No Feed].
Set the paper size to [Infinite].

Chapter 2

Infinite Length Pages (Such as Geological Recordings or Polygraph Charts)

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b Windows® only, set [Paper Type] to [Roll].

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d Set [No Feed Mode Extra Feed] to the desired setting. Paper is ejected after the last page of the document according to the setting.

e Confirm that the top and bottom margins specified within the computer program are set to zero (0).

Perforated Roll Paper

When using perforated roll paper, configure the printer driver as described below.

a Select the appropriate paper size. Windows® :Letter, A4, or Legal

Mac OS® :US Letter (Perforated Roll) or US Letter (Perforated Roll Retract) and so on.

b Windows® only, set [Paper Type] to [Perforated Roll] or [Perforated Roll Retract].

c Set [Form Feed Mode] to [End of Page] or [End of Page Retract].

When [Perforated Roll] is selected, paper is not fed between pages, and the printable area for any paper size (including custom sizes) is reduced. When [Perforated Roll Retract] is selected, paper is fed between pages, and the printable area is the same as when using cut sheet paper.

Tips on Using Paper

Use Genuine Brother Thermal Paper

Thermal paper eliminates the use of toner, ribbons or ink. Brother guarantees optimum compatibility with your printer when you use genuine Brother thermal paper, which has been specifically designed and tested for optimal compatibility with the PocketJet printer family.

Usage and Handling

Instructions

When loading paper, make sure that the smooth, coated side faces the back of the printer.

To avoid wrinkling and tearing, keep paper in its box or bag until ready to use.

Do not fold, crease, or wrinkle paper prior to loading it.

When storing paper, avoid high temperatures and humidity.

Avoid prolonged exposure to intense ultraviolet light.

Avoid contact with Diazo (blueprint), carbon-less, or cast-coated papers.

Avoid contact with vinyl or acetate materials, such as many notebook or report covers.

Avoid contact with organic solvents, oils, and ammonia.

When using a colored marker, be sure to use one with a water-based ink. If you use a solvent-based marker, it may darken the paper.

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