Loading Single Sheets From The Rear; Loading Special Paper; Multipart Forms - Epson DLQ-3500II User Manual

After printing a sheet, the printer ejects it onto the paper guide. If you are printing a multiple-page
document, remove the printed sheet and insert a new sheet into the paper guide. The printer
automatically advances the paper and resumes printing.
Note:
If the printer does not eject the printed sheet, press the Load/Eject button.

Loading single sheets from the rear

You can load a stack of paper from the rear of the printer using the optional cut sheet feeder. See "Cut
Sheet Feeder" on page 112 for more information.

Loading Special Paper

Multipart forms

Your printer can print on both single sheet and continuous multipart forms. It can use multipart
forms with up to eight parts including the original.
Caution:
!
Use only carbonless multipart forms.
Before printing, set the head gap to the appropriate value for your multipart forms referring to the
table in "Adjusting the Head Gap" on page 35.
You can load single sheet multipart forms from the sheet guide, or with the optional cut sheet feeder or
optional automatic sheet alignment unit. For instructions, see "Loading Single Sheets" on page 45,
"Loading paper to the cut sheet feeder" on page 114, or "Loading paper using the automatic sheet
alignment unit" on page 120. You can load continuous multipart forms in the same way as you load
ordinary continuous paper. For instructions, see "Loading Continuous Paper" on page 38.
Caution:
!
❏ When printing on multipart forms, make sure that your software settings keep the printing
entirely within the printable area of the forms. Printing on the edge of a multipart form can
damage the print head. For information about the printable area, see "Printable area" on
page 134.
❏ Single sheet multipart forms that are glued at the side of the form should be loaded only from
the sheet guide, not from the optional cut sheet feeder.
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