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Page 46 Web Print Manager Tool User Guide
Margins Page
Navigation: PRINTER DEFAULTS > PROCESSING DEFAULTS > Margins
If you entered the printer password in the Session Setup, you can change the
printer default margins as follows:
1. Four margins may be set independently: Left, Top, Bottom and Right.
Enter the desired margins (0 to 2540 mm, or 0.0 to 100.0 inches) in the
corresponding text boxes.
2. Press the Update Printer button to update the default margins in the
printer.
Media Page
Navigation: PRINTER DEFAULTS > PROCESSING DEFAULTS > Media
Media Defaults
If you entered the printer password in the Session Setup, you can change the
following default media parameters in the printer:
1. Media Size - Click on this list box to select the printer default paper size.
Jobs received by the printer without a specified paper size are printed on
this media size. If Auto scaling is enabled on the Transform page, the
following paper sizes are not allowed: ANY, ANY ANSI, ANY ISO, ANY
JIS, and ANY ARCH.
2. Media Type - Click on this list box to select the printer default media type.
Jobs received by the printer without a specified media type are printed on
this media type.
3. Media Source - Click on this list box to select the source of the media
from the available sources of media in the printer. The AUTO selection
will allow the printer to automatically select the correct media source. The
choices are: ROLL 1, ROLL 2, ROLL 3, ROLL 4, MANUAL FEED, and
AUTO. (The roll choices are dependent on the type of printer).
4. Media Size Detect - Click on this list box to set the method the printer will
use to detect the size of the media required to hold the printed image. The
choices are PLOT SPECIFIED or DRAWN AREA.
PLOT SPECIFIED - If the job data contains an embedded command
explicitly requesting a particular page size (e.g., the PS command in
HPGL/2), the job data will be used to determine the size of the page on
which the image will be drawn.
DRAWN AREA - The Controller will determine the page size required,
based upon the bounding box of the drawn image.