HP 72SI Weight media such as paper or fabrics, Drying Delay a drying delay slows throughput media

	media is buckling or wrinkling. Turn off the vacuum for light-
	weight media such as paper or fabrics.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Drying Delay — a drying delay slows throughput (media
	advance speed) to allow prints to dry more thoroughly.
	Select the shortest delay that permits complete drying.
	◆ Dryer Fans — specifies whether the optional auxiliary dryer
	fans will run during printing.
	◆ Excess Ink Sensor — enables you to disable the excess ink
	sensor if it is malfunctioning, or enable it after it has been
	replaced. When the sensor in the excess ink reservoir under
	the OHS indicates that the reservoir is full, it generates an
	Action message on the control panel, and printing cannot
	proceed. Do not disable the sensor unless a malfunction
	erroneously prevents printing.
	◆ Capping Station Sensor — allows you to disable the cap-
	ping station sensor if it is malfunctioning, or enable it after it
	has been replaced.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Media Out Sensor — allows you to disable the input table’s
	media out sensor if it is malfunctioning, or enable it after it
	has been replaced. Use care when printing with this sensor
	disabled, to avoid printing on the platen or striking the car-
	riage against the media.
	◆ Gutter Settings — determines the appearance of the top and
	side gutters:
	◆ Top Gutters — allows you to turn On or Off the gutter
	pattern at the top edge of the print, which shows data
	about the print such as date and time printed and print
	mode, plus write-in blanks for other data.

Fig. 2-5. Top gutter data

◆Side Gutters — sets the side gutter pattern to Narrow, Medium, or Wide sizes, or turns them Off. Side gutter patterns help keep the ink jets open by firing ink through them in a pattern outside the printed image area. You can print gutters on the left side only of the media (closest to the capping station), or both sides.

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