5. PRINT

5.1. PRINT FUNCTION

The following print functions can be achieved by setting various properties in the Printing Preferences.

Functions | Diagram
Automatic Duplex |
Collate |
Reverse Print |
N-in-1 |
Poster Printing (Only for Windows system) |
Zoom Print |
Custom Size |

| Note: | • You can select the 2 x 2 Poster printing in N-in-1 to use the poster printing function. • You can open the Printing Preferences and click the Help button to view an explanation of the specific function. For information on how to open the help document, see Section 5.2

5.2. OPENING HELP DOCUMENT

You can open the Printing Preferences and click the Help button(Only for Windows system).

The Help Document contains the printer's User Guide.

5.3. PRINTING MODE

The printer offers two printing modes, namely, printing with the automatic feeder tray and printing with the manual feeder tray. It prints with the automatic feeder tray by default but it will print with the paper in the manual feeder tray first if there is print media in the manual feeder tray.

5.3.1. PRINTING WITH THE AUTOMATIC FEEDER TRAY

Before printing, make sure that there is a certain amount of media is loaded in the automatic feeder tray and that there is no print media in the manual feeder tray.

| Note: | • For precautions on loading paper, see Chapter 2. • For the type of media to be printed with the automatic feeder tray, see Chapter 2.

5.3.2. PRINTING WITH THE MANUAL FEEDER TRAY

When loading paper into the manual feeder tray, the printer will automatically switch to manual feed mode.

| Note: | • The manual feed mode will feed paper from the manual feeder tray first when paper is loaded into the manual feeder tray. • Generally, the manual feeder tray is used to print on special paper, such as envelopes, transparency films, etc., and only one piece of paper can be loaded at a time. • For information on loading paper into the manual feeder tray, see Chapter 2. • For the type of media that can be printed with the manual feeder tray, see Chapter 2.

5.4. AUTOMATIC DUPLEX

1. The printer supports automatic duplex of plain paper. Paper sizes supported by the automatic duplex are as follows:A4,Letter,Legal,Oficio,Folio.

| Note: | • If the paper is thin, it may wrinkle. If the paper is curled, flatten it and then put it back into the automatic feeder tray. • Some types of paper media are not suitable for automatic duplex. Attempting automatic duplex may damage the printer. • If the paper loaded into the automatic feeder tray at any one time exceeds 250 pages, the paper will jam or will not be fed in. • Automatic duplex does not support the poster function. • For information on loading paper and the types of media to be printed with the automatic feeder tray, see Chapter 2. It is recommended that you use standard paper. • For information about how to deal with paper jams, see Chapter 8.

2. The printer supports automatic duplex with the automatic feeder tray and automatic duplex with the manual feeder tray.

1) Automatic duplex with the automatic feeder tray

Ensure that a certain amount of media is loaded into the automatic feeder tray before printing.

2) Automatic duplex with the manual feeder tray

Feeding paper from the manual feeder tray for automatic duplex

When you put paper into the manual feeder tray, the printer will give priority to using the print paper in the manual feeder tray.

| Note: | • The manual feeder tray can be used for automatic duplex, but you will need to feed the paper manually and use the recommended type of print paper.

Follow the steps below for automatic duplex(Only for Windows system):

1. Open the print job to be printed from the application (such as Notepad).

2. Select Print from the File menu.

3. Select the Pantum printer with the appropriate model.

4. Click the Preferences or Properties button to configure the print settings.

5. Select the Basic tab in the Duplex area and select the Long Edge or Short Edge options.

6. Click Print to complete the print settings and to carry out the automatic duplex.

| Note: | • It is recommended that you raise the output tray to prevent the printed paper from sliding out of the output bin. If you choose not to raise it, we recommend that you immediately remove the printed paper from the printer output bin. • During the printing process, the printer will automatically adjust the direction of the text of the page.