Oki ML3390, User Manual

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Appendix E: Paper formats and print areas
E-2
Weight
Paper Thickness
Perforation
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When using single-layer paper the respective first character can
be printed at a distance of 6.35 mm to the transportation holes.
To avoid printing on the perforation maintain a distance of
12.7 mm to the perforation.
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When using multiple-layer paper do not print within 12.7 mm of
the transportation holes to avoid an impairment of the print
quality by glued surfaces.
Continuous paper without duplicate
The weight must be between 45 and 90 g/m
2
, the paper thickness
must not exceed 0.36 mm.
Multiple sets, automatically duplicating
Multiple sets, automatically duplicating, print-sensitive or duplicat-
ing paper with a weight between 34 and 41 g/m
2 can be used.
Multiple sets with carbon
The weight must be between 38 and 45 g/m 2 . The paper thickness
must not exceed 0.36 mm. A carbon paper must have a maximum
thickness of 0.03 mm
When using duplicating paper one original and up to 3 duplicates
can be produced.
The paper thickness depends on the feeding direction of the paper.
The paper thickness must not exceed a total of 0.36 mm, if the paper
is fed from the reverse side of the printer. If the paper is fed from the
bottom side of the printer the thickness must not exceed 0.44 mm.
Labels for OCR-readers are an exception.
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A perforation must withstand the fast transportation speed and
must be easily separable.
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The bridges of a perforation must be firmly joined and not be
separated at any point. Please note that a separated perforation
tears easily.