Loading paper
The following paragraphs explain how to load paper into the printer.
Paper types and available feeding modes
The table below shows information on switching be- tween automatic and manual feeds, and on setting the paper feed switch (“A” or “M”).
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Plain paper (for plain paper | A | M | ||
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Laser paper / High Grade Paper | A | M | ||
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VPhoto Print Film (A4) | A*1 | M | ||
O v e r h e a d | P r o j e c t o r | A | M | |
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Other media (thick paper, etc.) | x | M | ||
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Dye Sub Paper (A4) |
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*1 For VPhoto Print Film, use single sheet and manual feed.
*2 To continuously print Dye Sub Paper, always use the guide sheet (included in the supplies).
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Caution:
Do not print on the following; thermal paper, paper exclusively for use in ink jet printers, glossy paper (paper whose surface has been specially treated), and envelopes. Doing so may damage the printer.
Note 1:
Loading too many sheets into the sheet feeder may cause paper jams or misfeeding.
Note 2:
Be aware that when using automatic feed mode, the last sheet will occasionally feed incorrectly depending on the paper type.
Notes and precautions about paper
The printer’s sheet feeder can feed paper to the printer automatically, which is the most convenient method of printing. The sheet feeder holds up to 100 sheets of plain paper (or 30 transparencies) at once.
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