Optional Paper Feeders; Paper Cassettes; Loading Media - Xante ScreenWriter Colour ScreenWriter User Manual

Optional Paper Feeders

You can add up to two optional paper cassette feeders to your printer
to increase input capacity for standard paper to approximately 1,250
sheets. See chapter 10 for installation instructions. See chapter 2 for
instructions on loading the paper cassette.

Paper Cassettes

The standard cassette included with the printer handles paper sizes
from as small as 4.1" x 9.5" (105 mm x 241 mm) and 4.3" x 8.7"
(110 mm x 220 mm) up to 13.00" x 19.00" (330 mm x 483 mm) and
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paper weights from 16 - 43 lb bond (60 - 163 g/m ). For 20 lb bond
2
(75 g/m ) paper, you can load 250 sheets of paper in the cassette that
ships with the printer or to a stack height of 1.06 inches (27 mm).
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You can load 500 sheets of 20 lb bond (75 g/m ) paper or to a stack
height of 2.30" (58 mm) in an optional paper cassette.
The envelope adapter handles Com 10 and DL sized envelopes with
the same paper weight range as the universal cassette. You can load
approximately 15 envelopes in the envelope adapter.
Use the cassette's arrow tabs on the media length and width guides
to select the paper size in the cassette. Select the paper cassette or
tray chaining from your application's Print dialog box or the
printer's front panel.

Loading Media

Select the appropriate cassette as the media source using the Print
dialog box in your application. Use tray chaining to pull paper from
all cassettes as long as all sources are loaded with and configured for
the same paper size.
Load envelopes short edge first in the envelope adapter. Load
envelopes flap closed to provide a flatter address area print surface.
Load media in the cassettes print side up, leading edge to the back of
the printer. Most media packages indicate the print side. When using
the duplexer, load media print side down with the top to the right
side of the cassette. Use the following chart to determine alignment
for standard paper sizes in the universal cassette.
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