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Submenu
Default Source: Which paper tray is used
if the print job does not specify a paper tray.
Default Destination: Which paper output
tray is used if the print job does not specify a
paper output tray
Default Size: The “expected” paper size to
print whenever a print job does not specify a
paper size.
Jam Recovery: After you clear a jam, the
printer reprints any pages that were inside the
printer at the time of the jam. With Jam
Recovery enabled, pages that were exiting into
the output tray will also be reprinted.
Paper Reserve: Whether the printer will
draw paper from another paper tray if the
selected paper tray is empty or has the wrong
size paper. (The reserve paper tray must
contain the same size paper.)
Manual Feed Timeout: How long the
printer will wait for paper to be put in the
multipurpose feeder after the computer has
sent a manual feed request to the printer.
Settings
Tray 1, Tray 2, MPFeeder
(multipurpose feeder), or Manual
Feed.
Top (face down), or Rear
(face up)
Letter, Legal, Legal 13”,
Executive, A4, B5, Postcard,
Commercial #10, Monarch, DL,
or C5.
Disabled or Enabled.
Enabled or Disabled.
Range from 30-600 seconds (in
30-second increments), or Never
Timeout. Default is 300
seconds (5 minutes).
Notes
Only available paper trays will be shown.
Printing is slightly faster when Jam Recovery is
Disabled, as more of the printer’s RAM is
needed to store page details.
If enabled, the printer prints from another
paper tray when the paper tray specified by the
print job is empty or has the wrong size paper. If
Disabled is selected, the printer displays a
message to load a paper tray.
If you don’t place paper in the feeder before the
timeout occurs, the job will not be printed.
You’ll have to send it again.
5. Paper Handling – press the Enter key to access the submenus.