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You can print on envelopes using the bypass tray (p. 22) or one-sheet bypass tray (p. 22).
Note that envelopes of certain sizes, shapes, and thicknesses, etc. can become creased or jammed, or show
patchy or blotchy print results. If any of these problems occurs, use the one-sheet bypass tray (p. 22) instead
of the bypass tray (p. 22).
Step 1
Loading the Envelope in the Bypass Tray (p. 22) or
One-Sheet Bypass Tray (p. 22)
Lower the Envelope Lever (p. 22).
When you lower the envelope lever (p. 22), a message
appears.
To prevent curling, flatten the
envelope's edges with a pen or
similar object before loading.
Load the envelope.
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Loading the Envelope in the bypass tray (p. 22)
1. Raise the paper guide release lever, and then load
the envelope with its bottom edge pointing in the
paper feed direction and the side to be printed
facing up.
2. Lower the paper guide release lever.
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Loading the Envelope in the one-sheet bypass tray (p. 22)
1. Open the one-sheet bypass tray (p. 22) and the one-sheet output tray (p. 22).
2. Position the paper guides and load the envelope with its bottom edge pointing in the paper
feed direction and the side to be printed facing up.
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For details about copying onto envelopes, see p. 29, “Copying onto Envelopes”.
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5 Printing Files and Scanned Copies On Envelopes
Printing onto Envelopes
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Printing on Envelopes Using the One-sheet bypass tray (p. 22)
Step 1
(p. 23)
load the envelope
Step 2
(p. 24 - 25 )
specify the settings using the
control panel
Step 3
(p. 26 )
specify the settings in the
printer driver
Printing on Envelopes Using the bypass tray (p. 22)
Step 1
(p. 23)
load the envelope
Step 3
(p. 26 )
specify the settings in the
printer driver
skip
Step 2
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Paper Feed
Direction
Flap
5mm
38mm
8mm
Non-printable Area
Printable Area
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Paper Feed
Direction
When loading an envelope as shown in the
above illustration, do not fold its flap down.
Flap