D
For the Page Size, set the paper size set in the
software.
In this example, we will select A1 594 x 841
mm.
E
Make any other necessary settings, such as the
Print Quality, and then print.
Printing is performed on roll 2 (A0 width) roll
paper.
If you select A3 or A2 in step 4, printing is
performed on roll 1 (A2 width) roll paper.
Settings in Mac
A
Select General Settings - Printer Settings -
Paper Source Settings - Roll Paper Setup -
Roll Switching - Auto - Paper Width from the
printer’s control panel.
B
Select Optimize Margins or Width Match.
Select Optimize Margins to print on the roll
paper with smaller margins.
Select Width Match to print on the roll paper
with the same paper width as the print job.
Note:
Select Disable to print regardless of the paper
width.
C
Display the Print screen on your computer, and
make sure roll paper is selected as the Paper
Size.
In this example, we will select A1.
D
Make sure that Auto is displayed for Roll
Switching.
If Auto is not displayed, click it and select
Auto.
E
Make any other necessary settings, such as the
Print Quality, and then print.
Printing is performed on roll 2 (A0 width) roll
paper.
If you select A3 or A2 in step 3, printing is
performed on roll 1 (A2 width) roll paper.
Start Printing from Roll with
Least Amount Remaining, and
Switch Between Roll 1 and Roll
2 when Paper Runs Out
Load paper of the same paper type and the same
paper width into Roll 1 and Roll 2, and when the
paper runs out, the printer automatically switches the
roll paper to continue printing. Printing starts from
the roll with the least amount of paper remaining.
Usage example
❏ When you want to prioritize the roll paper with
the least amount of paper remaining to finish off
the roll.
❏ When you want to continue printing without
interruption by automatically switching roll paper
to print a large amount of paper in an unattended
continuous operation.
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