General Settings

Select which input tray to use for printing. If you select "Auto Paper Select" the machine automatically selects an input tray based on the paper size and type specified by the job.

Specify an area of allowance for the gap between the print area and the paper size when using "Auto Paper Select".

Specify the output tray for printed paper.

Enables the machine to switch automatically from an emptied paper tray to another tray that contains the same size, orientation, and type of paper, without interrupting the job.

Select a paper type.

Select the paper cut method. When roll paper is selected for input tray, the cut method is enabled.

• Preset Cut

  (mainly Europe and Asia)
  Cuts the roll paper to a standard size that fits the width of the sheets that are set in the paper tray.

  Example: If 594 mm wide sheets are set in Tray 1 and 841 mm wide sheets in Tray 2, an image measuring 590 840 mm will be printed on a standard size cut sheet measuring 841 594 mm or 594 841 mm . Note that the input tray's settings might change the orientation of the printed sheet.

  (mainly North America)
  Cuts the roll paper to a standard size that fits the width of the sheets that are set in the paper tray.

  Example: If 24 in wide sheets are set in Tray 1 and 36 in wide sheets in Tray 2, an image measuring 23 35 in will be printed on a standard size cut sheet measuring 36 24 in or 24 36 in . Note that the input tray's settings might change the orientation of the printed sheet.

  

  • If you specify [Auto Paper Select] for [Paper Tray Setting], the roll paper that requires the shortest cut is selected. However, if the print job is an image that exceeds 36 48 in, the job is cancel.

  • If you specify the input tray for [Paper Tray Setting], the image area that does not fit inside the standard size is not printed.

• Synchro Cut

  (mainly Europe and Asia)
  Cuts the roll paper according to the width of the sheets that are set in the paper tray and the length of the image.

  Example: If 594 mm wide sheets are set in Tray 1 and 841 mm wide sheets in Tray 2, an image measuring 590 840 mm will be printed on a cut sheet measuring 841 590 mm or 594 840 mm . Note that the input tray's settings might change the orientation of the printed sheet. Use this method to print images that exceed the standard size, such as an 841 1220 mm image.

  (mainly North America)
  Cuts the roll paper according to the width of the sheets that are set in the paper tray and the length of the image.

  Example: If 24 in wide sheets are set in Tray 1 and 36 in wide sheets in Tray 2, an image measuring 23 35 in will be printed on a cut sheet measuring 36 23 in or 24 35 in . Note that the input tray's settings might change the orientation of the printed sheet. Use this method to print images that exceed the standard size, such as an 36 49 in image.

  

  • If you specify [Auto Paper Select] for [Paper Tray Setting], the tray with the roll paper that requires the shortest cut is selected.

  • If both the width and length of the data exceed 36 in, sheet's long edge is cut to the maximum 36 in.

  • If you specify the input tray for [Paper Tray Setting], the sheet is cut to the long edge length. If the image exceeds the cut sheet size, the image area that does not fit inside the cut size is not printed.

Specify a scaling mode to reduce or enlarge the print size of documents.

Specify the ratio when Magnification Ratio is selected for "Reduce / Enlarge".

Specify the inside margin around the originals. The margin is 0 to 100 mm in 1 mm (0 to 4.00 " in 0.10 ") increments.

Specify whether to uncompress and extract compressed job data before printing it. Selecting this option reduces print errors due to corrupted archives, but slows the print process slightly.

Prints images with left and right reversed.

Prints images with black and white inverted.

Select a dither pattern appropriate for the print image.

Adjusts the horizontal size difference between original data and printed image for scaled drawings that must be accurately printed. The ratio range is 99.0 - 101.0%, which you can adjust in increments of 0.01%.

Adjusts the vertical size difference between original data and printed image for scaled drawings that must be accurately printed. The ratio range is 99.0 - 101.0%, which you can adjust in increments of 0.01%.

Specify the vertical and horizontal value when Magnification Ratio is selected for "Reduce / Enlarge".