If you use the printer without making a layout setting and a paper out (no paper left) or an error occurs as a result (refer to page F-3), opening and closing the cover automatically sets a new layout.

Note:

The above automatic layout setting by opening and closing the cover is available with firmware version 1.05 or later. It enables you to make layout setting by intentionally generating an error in paper feeding on printing. This function can be turned off using the memory switch setup utility.

Automatic paper layout setting

Automatic paper layout setting sets a paper layout on the basis of the black mark or label position detected by the printer.

This method is available for label paper, receipt paper, and receipt paper with black mark.

Note:

When using label paper with black mark, it is necessary to make manual setting of paper layout (set using the memory switch setup utility or ESC/POS command).

This automatic paper layout setting can be used with any of the following three methods.

Use the automatic paper layout setting mode provided for the printer.

Use the memory switch setup utility.

Directly control the printer using ESC/POS commands.

Note:

For the memory switch setup utility and ESC/POS commands, refer to Introduction of Control Methods” on page 4-1.

When using Advanced Printer Driver (APD) or ESC/POS commands, set the print area as required. The print area position influences the paper layout.

Described below is a procedure for automatic setting of paper layout that allows you to independently set the paper layout on the printer.

It is also possible to cause an error intentionally so that the printer will feed several labels and remember the label paper size. See the instructions below.

TM-L90 setting procedure (Procedure for setting the paper type and size to the printer)

1.Install the printer.

2.Connect the power and other cables.

3.Open the roll paper cover (lid).

4.Set the roll paper in the printer.

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Epson L90 manual Automatic paper layout setting