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Note: Do this step when loading forms in Dual Simplex mode or loading Printer
1 in Duplex mode.
v Load the forms. See "Loading forms using the Forms Feed button" on page 124.
Note: If you are using the Auto Load sequence to load the forms, you must set
the forms length at the stacker control panel. See "Setting the forms length for
Auto Load" on page 134. If you are loading the forms manually, see "Loading
forms using the Forms Feed button" on page 82.
v Check forms alignment. See "Checking alignment of tractored forms" on page
128.
v Set the print registration. See "Setting print registration" on page 129.
v Start the printer. See "Starting the printer" on page 133.
Positioning boxed fan-fold forms in the forms input area
About this task
Do this procedure to load fan-fold forms from the forms input area to the transfer
station.
Procedure:
Procedure
1. Open a box of forms.
2. Put the forms on the floor of the forms input area. The print surface of the
forms must be toward your right (as you face the printer) as you lift forms
from the stack.
Note: If you plan to leave the forms in the box, do the following:
v Ensure that the box does not interfere with form movement.
v Ensure that the box does not block any sensors in the forms input area. If
you see the red light of the sensor reflecting on the box, take the forms out
of the box, or cut down the sides of the box so that it is no longer blocking
the sensors.
Generally, it is best to take the forms out of the box near the printer, and then
slide them into position in the forms input area. Leaving forms in the box can
also cause excess tension on the forms. This can cause tractor jams.
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