Canon Laser Shot LBP-1310 User Manual page 11

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Transparency Film
A4-size transparency film can be used with this printer. Transparency film should be
loaded into the paper tray.
IMPORTANT
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Be sure to load the stack of transparencies after thoroughly fanning them. If they are not
fanned, they may overlap when fed and this may cause paper jams.
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When transparencies are output with the printed side face up, remove the transparencies
from the tray one at a time as they come out. If you leave them on the tray, they may be
wrinkled, or paper jams may occur.
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Label sheets
A4-size label sheets can be used with this printer. Check which side of the label sheets is
the face-up side before you load them into the paper tray.
IMPORTANT
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Do not use the following types of label sheets. If a sheet type that does not conform to
specifications is used, this may cause hard to clear paper jams or a printer malfunction.
- Sheets with labels that are likely to peel off, or sheets on which some of the labels have
been used.
- Coated sheets that can easily peel off from the backing sheet.
- Label sheets with some adhesive surfaces exposed.
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Postcards/Stamped, self-addressed postcards
Postcards should be loaded into the paper tray with the print side face down.
IMPORTANT
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Do not use postcards other than official postcards. If other types of postcards are used,
this may cause a deterioration in the print quality as well as paper jams.
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You can use only stamped, self-addressed postcards without creases.
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When the edges of postcards are curled, bend them back in the opposite direction to
straighten them before loading them into the paper tray.
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Do not use postcards designed for ink jet printers.
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Envelopes
Only Youkei No.4 envelopes of the type shown below can be used with this printer. (You
cannot use envelopes with a flap along the short edge.)
(Envelope Y401 for Canon LBP / recommended)
IMPORTANT
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Never use the following types of envelope. If envelopes that do not conform to
specifications are used, this may cause hard to clear paper jams or a printer malfunction.
- Envelopes with fasteners or snaps.
- Envelopes with windows.
- Self-adhesive envelopes.
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Youkei No.4