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1500 TX User's Guide
Media standard
When you create an image, you determine its size at the computer. It's
important that you know the size of the image and load the appropriate
size media because the printer automatically defines the print area based
on the loaded media's width. Be sure that the media you load is wide
enough to accommodate the image. If the media is smaller than the image,
the image may be truncated. Minimum media width is 11".
If you choose "All" as the media standard, all medias can be used. This
option offers the most flexibility when printing on fabrics. If you are
printing on media such as paper or photogloss, choose graphic arts as the
media standard.
To choose the media standard
1
Press Setup/Paper Option/Media Standard
2
Choose the size of media you are loading.
3
Press OK.
Margins
Margins can be set to Normal or Expanded. The Expanded setting ex-
pands the print area and decreases the margins.
Any part of the image that extends into the margin will be clipped. When
the Margins option is set to Expanded, make sure that you align the media
accurately using the guide on the right of the platen so that the ink doesn't
exceed the edge of the media.
Rollfeed maximum printing area
Normal: 0.59" (15 mm) margin on three sides.
Expanded: 0.197" (5 mm) margin on three sides.
When a new roll is loaded, or after a cut edge, the printer will force a 3"
top margin to assure a clean start to the print. This is not used with
successive prints, so the margin between prints in this case is 0.4" with
expanded margins and 0.625" with normal margins.
3-6 Printer Options
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