Panasonic DP-MB500 series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Recording paper type Media type
Japan Postcard [ Japanese Postcard ]
*2
*1 Select [ Envelope #10 ], [ Envelope DL ], [ Japanese Envelope You #4 ], [ Japanese Envelope Chou
#3 ] or [ Japanese Envelope Chou #4 ] for the paper size. To print on an envelope clearly, set the top,
bottom, left, and right margins to more than 10 mm.
*2 Select [ Japanese Postcard ] for the paper size.
• When printing from a computer, the printer properties setting overrides the following unit's programming
features:
– Media type setting (feature #383, #384, #385 and #386)
– Toner save setting (feature #482)
5.1.1 Duplex printing
For example, to print from WordPad, proceed as follows:
• Plain paper and thin paper can be used.
1.
Open the document you want to print.
2.
Select [ Print ] from the menu.
3.
Select the unit's name as the active printer.
4.
[ Preferences ]
5.
Click the [ Basic ] tab.
6.
[ Duplex ] Select the desired duplex layout. [ OK ]
• Select [ None ] to deactivate this feature.
• You can also change the duplex margin.
7.
Click [ Print ].
5.1.2 Sorting printing by rotation
You can sort output into sets of documents (collated) or into sets of pages (uncollated).
Important
• Make sure of the following when setting recording paper into trays:
– Recording paper should set in portrait orientation for one paper tray, and in landscape orientation
for another paper tray.
– The paper set in each tray for this feature should be the same paper size and type.
1.
Open the document you want to print.
2.
Select [ Print ] from the menu.
3.
Select the unit's name as the active printer.
4.
[ Preferences ]
5.
Click the [ Output ] tab.
6.
[ Sort Method ] Select [ Rotate ].
7.
Click [ Print ].
Note
• Supported paper sizes are A4, Letter, B5(ISO) *1 , B5(JIS) *1 and 16K *1 .
*1 Not supported duplex printing.
5.1.3 Printing on special media
You can print not only on plain paper but also on special media (labels / transparencies / envelopes / Postcards).
5.1.1 Duplex printing
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