2. OPERATION
Printing
with
the
Cut-Sheet Feeder
After
the
first sheet
is
inserted and
the
Top
of
Form
is
set,
you can begin
printing
with
the
CSF.
Simply request a
printout
from
your
word
process-
ing package
as
you
would
normally. When
it
receives
the
command
to
print,
the
printer
will
start
printing
on
the
inserted sheet, eject
the
printed
page
into
the
stacker;
and
insert a
new
page.
When
files are several pages
long,
the
printer
will
eject each printed page
into
the
stacker, insert a
new
sheet
from
the
CSF
loading tray,
then
continue printing.
If
you are
writing
your
own
program
for
the
Cut-Sheet
Feeder,
you must
include
the
CSF
insert and eject commands.
When
the
printer
receives
the
command
to
print,
it
will
insert a sheet
of
paper and start printing.
Each
time
it
receives
the
CSF
insert command,
it
ejects
the
printed
sheet,
then
insert a
new
sheet.
Use
the
CSF
eject command
at
the
end
of
your
own
program
if
you
want
the
printer
to
eject
the
printed sheet
without
insert-
ing a
new
sheet.
If
you
want
to
eject a sheet
of
paper manually, simply
press
the
FF/LOAD
button.
For a chart commands,
see
Appendix
A.
NOTE:
Ensure
that
the
printer's page
length
is
not
less
than
that
in
your
word
processing
program.
The effect
of
the
LINE
FEED
command depends
on
the
status
of
the
CSF
as
follows:
-
If
there
is
no
paper in
the
CSF,
a sheet
will
be
fed
in
after
a
LINE
FEED
command and
the
subsequent characters appear
on
the
first
print
line
at
the
top
of
the
sheet.
-
If
there
is
a paper in
the
CSF,
the
LINE
FEED
command cause a line feed.
-
If
the
printhead
is
on
the
last
print
line
of
the
sheet,
the
sheet
will
be
ejected
after
a
LINE
FEED
and a
new
sheet
fed
in. The first printable
line
of
the
new
sheet
is
then
the
actual
printing
position.
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