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Chapter 2 (continued)
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Banner paper | Up to 13 x 44 inches | |
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| NOTE: To learn how to print banners, please visit the Resource Center on the HP Professional |
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| Photography Web site at www.hp.com/go/prophoto. Select your country at the top of the page. |
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WARNING! Do not load media thicker than 0.7 mm, as it can damage the printer.
Print from the main tray
To learn which media can be loaded into the main tray, see Paper trays.
WARNING! Do not load canvas or other digital fine art media heavier than 220 gsm into the main tray, as it can damage the printer and the media. Use the specialty media tray instead.
NOTE: To print from the main tray, the specialty media tray must be closed.
To print from the main tray
1.Remove the output tray completely by grasping the sides of the tray with both hands and sliding it out towards you. The main tray is now accessible.
1Main tray
2Output tray
2.Move the
3.Load paper in the main tray.
a. For easier access or for loading larger sizes of media, extend the main tray by squeezing the main tray release and pulling the tray towards you.
TIP: You can remove the tray from the printer, if necessary, by grasping the sides of the tray with both hands and pulling it towards you.
b. Place a stack of paper in the main tray, in portrait orientation and with the side to be printed facing down. Align the paper against the right side of the tray and against the paper stops at the back of the tray. Check that the stack of paper is no higher than the top of the
8 Basic printing