Paper Loading Orientation; When Printing Paper With A Letterhead Or Logo; (Previously Printed Paper); When Printing On Envelopes - Canon imageCLASS MF5950dw Basic Operation Manual

Paper Loading Orientation

NOTE
Paper loading orientation when loading in the multi-
purpose tray
The paper loading orientation for the multi-purpose tray is the
same as that for the paper drawer.

When printing paper with a letterhead or logo

(previously printed paper)

Load the paper in the proper orientation as follows.
( : Feeding direction)
Paper drawer
Portrait layout
1-sided
printing*
1
(with the printing
side facing down)
1-sided
printing*
2
(with the printing
side facing up)
Automatic
2-sided
printing
(with the front side
facing up)
* When <Switch Paper Feed Method> is set to <Print Speed
1
Priority> (the default setting)
"Selecting the Print Side" (→P. 2-17)
* When <Switch Paper Feed Method> us set to <Print Side Priority>
2
"Selecting the Print Side" (→P. 2-17)
Multi-purpose tray
Portrait layout
1-sided
printing*
1
(with the printing
side facing up)
1-sided
printing* 2
(with the printing
side facing down)
Automatic
2-sided
printing
(with the front side
facing down)
Landscape layout
(with the printing
side facing down)
(with the printing
side facing up)
(with the front side
facing up)
Landscape layout
(with the printing
side facing up)
(with the printing
side facing down)
(with the front side
facing down)
* When <Switch Paper Feed Method> is set to <Print Speed
1
Priority> (the default setting)
"Selecting the Print Side" (→P. 2-17)
* When <Switch Paper Feed Method> is set to <Print Side Priority>
2
"Selecting the Print Side" (→P. 2-17)

When printing on envelopes

Load envelopes with the front side (non-glued side) facing
up to the Multi-purpose tray as shown below.
( : Feeding direction)
Envelope No.10, DL, ISO-C5
Load the envelopes so that the flap is toward the left of the
machine when it is viewed from the front.
Envelope ISO-B5
Load the envelopes so that the flap is toward the back of the
machine when it is viewed from the front.
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