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3. From the wrapping, determine which is the printing side of
the media; then remove a stack of media 1" (approx. 27 mm)
or less.
If you’re using paper, fan it to prevent the sheets from sticking
together. (Don’t fan transparencies or labels because this can
cause jams.)
4. Align the edges of the stack on a flat surface and load it in the
cassette so the top edge will lead into the printer and the
printing side is up.
You can load up to 250 sheets of paper or 50 transparencies.
Label stock varies in thickness; just make sure it does not
exceed the upper-limit load mark on the cassette.
5. Adjust the paper guides on each side of the media so that they
rest lightly against it without causing it to buckle.
6. Slide the filled cassette into the printer until it is flush with the
front of the printer.
NOTE: Make sure the printer is configured for the media type
(paper or transparency) you have in the cassette or print
quality could degrade. Media type can be selected
through the printer’s front panel.
Chapter 5
5-2 Print Media and Daily Operations