Neuralog NeuraJet17, Руководство пользователя

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NeuraJet17 User Guide
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Neuralog
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• You must stand directly behind the printer. It is very difficult to load the paper if
you are not standing directly behind the printer. This is particularly true for the
wider papers.
• The paper stack/box must be directly aligned with the printer. If the paper is not
directly aligned with the printer, it may not load. Any twisting of the paper can
cause incorrect loading.
• The sliding alignment bar must be in place. The paper must fit snugly, but not
tightly against the alignment bar, with a “hairline” gap.
• The paper must not be wrinkled or damaged. This will cause the paper to jam
inside the printer.
• The paper path must be clear and free. If the paper does not load and all steps
have been followed, it may be that there is a paper fragment inside the printer
prohibiting proper loading.
2.3.5 Static Electricity - Fanning the Paper
Paper should be fanned to remove static electricity. This can be done before or after
loading and should be repeated if static electricity is a problem. For continuous paper
reach into the box (or on table) on one side and flex the paper to loosen the sheets,
similar to what is shown here for cut sheets. This procedure is particularly important for
dry climates where static electricity is known to cause problems.
Fan continuous paper to remove static.
2.3.6 Choosing the Correct Start Page for Printing and Stacking
For proper paper stacking, NeuraJet17 paper should be loaded such that the first page
is an “out-fold”. This will allow the paper to immediately fold properly in the paper
stacker.
The log print itself will always start on the desired paper fold. If the correct start page is
not chosen when loading paper into the printer, the print will still start on the correct
page regardless; however, the log print may not properly stack. Once the first print has
occurred, all subsequent prints will start and fold on the correct page.
In order for the first print to fold correctly, be sure to load paper such that the first page
is an “out-fold.” Most continuous form paper has marks on the back of each “in-fold”