Epson DLQ-3500 Guide D’Installation Rapide
Continuous Paper (3/4)
EPSON DLQ-3500 Quick Guide
10. Slide the right sprocket to remove any
slack in the paper. Then push down the
sprocket lock lever to lock the sprocket
in place.
sprocket lock lever to lock the sprocket
in place.
11. Turn on the printer if it is turned off. The
printer is ready to start printing.
When using continuous paper, you can use
the tear-off function to tear off printed pages
and save the blank pages that are usually
wasted between print jobs. For more
information, see “Using the tear-off
function.”
the tear-off function to tear off printed pages
and save the blank pages that are usually
wasted between print jobs. For more
information, see “Using the tear-off
function.”
Note:
Always make sure there is at least one more sheet
than required; continuous paper may not feed
properly if it is not fed through the sprockets.
Always make sure there is at least one more sheet
than required; continuous paper may not feed
properly if it is not fed through the sprockets.
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Caution:
❏ Use the knob on the right side of the
printer only to clear paper jams when
the printer is off. Otherwise, you may
damage the printer or cause it to lose
the top-of-form position.
the printer is off. Otherwise, you may
damage the printer or cause it to lose
the top-of-form position.
❏ Do not open the printer cover while
paper is being fed; otherwise you
cannot load the paper correctly.
cannot load the paper correctly.
Note:
If the first line on your page appears too high or
low, you can change its position by using the
Micro Adjust function as described in
“Adjusting the top-of-form position.”
If the first line on your page appears too high or
low, you can change its position by using the
Micro Adjust function as described in
“Adjusting the top-of-form position.”
Using the tear-off function
You can use the tear-off function to advance
your continuous paper to the printer’s
tear-off edge when you finish printing. You
can then easily tear off the printed sheets.
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.
your continuous paper to the printer’s
tear-off edge when you finish printing. You
can then easily tear off the printed sheets.
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.
Using the Tear Off/Special Paper button
Follow these steps to advance continuous
paper to the tear-off position using the Tear
Off/Special Paper button:
paper to the tear-off position using the Tear
Off/Special Paper button:
1. After the printer finishes printing your
document, check that the Tear
Off/Special Paper lights are not
flashing.
Off/Special Paper lights are not
flashing.
Note:
If the Tear Off/Special Paper lights are
flashing, the paper is in the tear-off position.
If you press the Tear Off/Special Paper
button again, the printer feeds your paper to
the next top-of-form position.
If the Tear Off/Special Paper lights are
flashing, the paper is in the tear-off position.
If you press the Tear Off/Special Paper
button again, the printer feeds your paper to
the next top-of-form position.
2. Press the Tear Off/Special Paper
button. The printer advances the paper
to the tear-off edge.
to the tear-off edge.
Note:
If your paper’s perforation is not properly
aligned with the tear-off edge, you can adjust
the tear-off position using the Micro Adjust
function as described in “Adjusting the
tear-off position.”
If your paper’s perforation is not properly
aligned with the tear-off edge, you can adjust
the tear-off position using the Micro Adjust
function as described in “Adjusting the
tear-off position.”
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Caution:
Never use the knob to adjust the
tear-off position; this may damage the
printer or cause it to lose the
top-of-form position.
Never use the knob to adjust the
tear-off position; this may damage the
printer or cause it to lose the
top-of-form position.