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If you load a pack of envelopes or narrow documents,
you cannot then insert a wider format using the manual
feeder.
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in the manual feeder
A single document in the manual feeder will have insertion
priority over the document(s) in the ASF.
All documents are loaded one at a time.
If you use a narrow document format (less 165 mm (6.5
in) wide) or any type of envelope , you must use the
intermediate right hand margin guide, opening it
outwards ( see figures 1i and 2i on page X ) before
inserting the document to be printed.
You cannot insert a wider format if you have already
loaded a pack of envelopes or narrow documents in the
ASF.
If the ASF is empty, you may have problems inserting a
document through the manual feeder.
Sub-standard paper can affect the quality of printing.
Printing on both sides of the paper may increase the risk
of misfeeds or paper jams.
The document/envelope must not be crumpled or torn,
otherwise it may jam or even not be inserted.
Paper - Print Area
Print Area
The following tables contain the measurements of
the physical print area on the document and envelope sizes
handled by the printer. The printer can print a maximum of
67 lines on an A4 page with 6 lpi linespacing (the last line
may be printed with slightly defective linespacing).
Please note that:
The physical print area is the maximum print area
available on your document.
The recommended print area is generally always smaller
than the physical print area. Your application may also
add its own default margins to your page layout, further
reducing the print area.
Pre-printed documents MUST have at least a 5 mm
(0.2 in) margin before the first print position.
You should avoid printing high quality/resolution
graphics within the last 33 mm (1.25 in) of the page.
Use of documents that do not conform to the specifica-
tions indicated may result in crooked or incorrect
insertion and feed-through, with a risk of jamming.
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