Paper Is Not Cut; Depression On The Leading Edge Is Left; Margins Are Wide - Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6400 User Manual

Paper is not cut

Paper rises by the ends of the cut position before it is
cut.
You are using paper that cannot be cut with the Cutter
Unit.
Cut Speed is not configured correctly in the Control
Panel menu.
During cutting, printed documents fall out at an angle.
Paper is not cut
Paper is not cut
The printed document became caught on a foreign object by the
Output Tray, which lifted the document. The Cutter passed under
the paper.
In the printer driver, No or Print Cut Guideline is specified in Au-
tomatic Cutting.
In the Control Panel menu, Cutting Mode is set to Eject or Man-
ual.

Depression on the leading edge is left

Depression on the leading edge is left
Keeping a roll in the printer for a long time without
printing on it may leave a depression on the lead-
ing edge.

Margins are wide

Margins are wide
Rolls are advanced a specific amount before cutting to prevent problems with cutting and paper ejection.
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Cause
Cause
Cause
When printing quality is most important, we recommend setting TrimEdge Reload to On
or Automatic so that the paper edge is automatically cut before printing.
(See "Menu Structure.")
Cause
Reload the paper correctly.
Specify Manual in Cutting Mode in the Control Panel menu and use scissors or a
cutting tool to cut the roll after printing.
(See "Specifying the Cutting Method for Rolls.")
Change the Cut Speed setting in the Control Panel menu.
(See "Menu Structure.")
→P.643
In the Control Panel menu, set Cutting Mode to Eject. Hold documents after print-
ing, as they are cut.
(See "Specifying the Cutting Method for Rolls.")
Remove the foreign object by the Output Tray to enable the printer to
eject the printed document, keeping it level.
Specify Yes in Automatic Cutting in the printer driver.
If the Cutting Mode is Eject, press the Cut button to cut the paper.
If the Cutting Mode is Manual, cut rolls with scissors or the like.
Corrective Action
→P.643
Corrective Action
→P.544
→P.544
Corrective Action
Corrective Action
This operation is normal.
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