Gemini User’s Manual
LOADING SPROCKET-FED PAPER
Sprocket paper is also known as “computer paper:’ fanfold paper, and “perf” paper (for “perforated”). Even if you call it “Thatfunny- looking paper with rows of holes on the sides:’ your Gemini can still print on it.
| Sprocket Paper Speclflcations |
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Parameter | ||
copy: |
| 1 sheet |
minimum | 1 sheet | |
maxlmum | ||
Paper width: |
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minimum | 3 inches | 5 inches |
maximum | 10 inches | 15.5 inches |
Paper thickness: |
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Single sheets |
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minimum | 0.07 mm | 0.07 mm |
maximum | 0.10 mm | O.lOmm |
| 0.28 mm | 0.28 mm |
*Gemini can print
of one “original” sheet and two “copies.”
Mounting the Tractor Unit
Figures 2-1and 2-2showed you how to remove the tractor unit from your Gemini. The tractor unit drives (“feeds”) the sprocket paper through the printer. When you want to print onto this type of paper, you must first attach the tractor unit. Figure 2-7 shows you the correct alignment for gliding the unit into position and snapping it into place.
The tractor units for the Gemini-lox and Gemini-15X are quite similar, but the paper-loading procedures are markedly different. So the following sections instruct you on loading sprocket-fed paper into each type of printer. But first, let’s look at the tractor unit and its main parts.
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