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Advancing the Paper to the Tear-Off EdgeIf you use the front or rear push tractor, you can use the tear-off feature to advance your continuous paper to the printer’s tear-off edge when you finish printing. You can then easily tear off the printed document. When you resume printing, the printer automatically feeds the paper back to the top-of-form position so that you can save the paper normally lost between documents.
As described below, you can use the tear-off feature in two ways: manually by pressing the printer’s Tear Off/Card button, or automatically by turning on the auto tear-off mode.
If the perforation between pages is not aligned with the tear-off edge, you can adjust the position of the perforation using the Micro Adjust feature. See Adjusting the tear-off position for instructions.
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Using the Tear Off/Card buttonAfter the printer finishes printing your document, check that the Tear Off/Card lights are not flashing. Then press the Tear Off/Card button. The printer advances the paper to the tear-off edge.
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Advancing paper to the tear-off position automaticallyTo automatically advance your printed documents to the tear-off position, you need to turn on the auto tear-off mode and select the appropriate page length for continuous paper in the default-setting mode. For instructions, see About Your Printer’s Default Settings.
When auto tear-off is on, the printer automatically advances the paper to the tear-off position whenever it receives a full page of data or a form feed command followed by no more data.
Adjusting the tear-off positionIf your paper’s perforation is not aligned with the tear-off edge, you can use the Micro Adjust feature to move the perforation to the tear-off position. Follow the steps below.
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When you resume printing, the printer automatically feeds the paper back to the top-of-form position and begins printing.
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