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SC-P5300 Series
User's Guide
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Important:
The output tray can only hold one sheet of
roll paper at a time. Remove each sheet of roll
paper as it is ejected without letting the sheets
stack up on the output tray. Also, do not
allow cut sheets and roll paper to stack up
together.
E
Raise the paper eject support depending on the
paper type.
Raise the paper eject support when plain roll
paper is loaded.
F
When loading is complete, the paper setting
screen appears.
Set the paper settings.
"Setting Loaded Paper" on page 43
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Installing and Removing the
Spacer for Borderless Printing
When you perform borderless printing on following
widths of roll paper, you may need to install the spacer
for borderless printing supplied with the printer.
However, you cannot install the spacer for roll paper
with a 3-inch core, since it is already using the
attachment. Because of this, you cannot do borderless
printing on 3-inch roll paper of the following widths.
❏ A2/420 mm
❏ US B/11 in.
❏ 8 in.
Basic Operations
Installing the spacer
A
Remove the black flange from the spindle.
When the attachment is mounted to the
spindle, remove both left and right attachments.
B
Install the spacer into the gray flange (fixed
part).
Push the spacer until the holes in the spacer
and the flange line up exactly.
Removing the spacer
A
Remove the black flange from the spindle.
B
Remove the spacer.
Hold the outer edge of the spacer and pull it
straight off.
Loading Paper
Cassette/Cut Sheet/
Poster Board
Notes on Loading the Paper
Cassette
❏ Do not remove or insert the paper cassette while
printing from the paper cassette. It may cause
print quality to decline or cause a paper jam.
If you remove the paper cassette while printing,
wait until printing is complete to reinsert the
paper cassette.
❏ When loading paper in the paper cassette, follow
the operation procedure and always remove the
paper cassette from the printer to load paper in it.
If paper is loaded while the paper cassette is still
in the printer, it could cause print quality to
decline or cause a paper jam.
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