Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6400SE 手册

 

Insert the edge of the roll in the Paper Feed Slot (a)
and advance the roll until you hear the feed tone.

Important

Be careful not to soil the printing surface of roll paper as you insert it in the slot. This may affect the printing
quality. We recommend wearing clean cloth gloves when handling rolls to protect the printing surface.

If the paper is wrinkled or warped, straighten it out before loading it.

Load paper straight so it is not fed askew.

 

Once paper feeding starts, you will need to do the following, based on the ManageRemainRoll setting and the
barcode printed on rolls. 

Barcodes

Printer Operation After the Paper is Fed

Printed

A menu for selection of the type of paper is shown on the Display Screen.
Press ▲ or ▼ to select the type of paper, and then press the OK button.

Not printed

Printed

The type and amount of paper left is automatically detected based on the barcode printed on the roll.
There is no need to specify the type and length of the paper.

Not printed A menu for selection of the type and length of paper is shown on the Display Screen.

Press ▲ or ▼ to select the type and length of paper loaded, and then press the OK button.

Note

For details on types of paper to select, see the Paper Reference Guide. 

 

Close the Roll Feed Unit Cover.

Important

Cut the edge of the roll using the Paper Cutting function if the edge is creased or soiled. 

Note

Adjusting the printhead alignment with the type of paper to be used in printing may enhance printing quality.

If you set the detection of paper leading edge to Do not perform, a margin of about 23 cm is created at the
paper leading edge when printing starts.

 

 

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Loading Rolls in the Printer

                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Handling and Use of Paper

Handling rolls

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