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Control Panel Operations (PC Print Mode)

Using the Bypass Tray

Use the procedure described below to print onto paper that is fed automatically (up to 10 sheets at a time) from the bypass tray.

1On your computer, display the printer driver, and then specify “Bypass” as the Paper Source setting (page 4-4).

2Execute the print operation from your computer.

3When the message “LOAD PAPER”

appears on the machine’s display, load paper onto the bypass tray.

This causes the print operation

to be performed using the paper from the bypass tray.

4Repeat step 3 as many times as necessary until printing of the document is complete.

Note

Be sure to execute the print operation from the computer first, and then place the paper onto the bypass tray. If there is already paper on the bypass tray when you execute the print operation, remove the paper, and then place it again onto the bypass tray.

The bypass tray can be loaded with a maximum of 1 envelope, 5 OHP transparencies, or 10 sheets of plain paper or cards.

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Konica Minolta FAX2900/FAX3900 manual Using the Bypass Tray

FAX2900/FAX3900 specifications

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