Notes on Special Paper
Paper Type Note
Setting translucent
paper
• When copying or printing an original or data that contains a lot of
images, such as photos, onto the translucent (vellum) paper, let the
printouts dry for about an hour before stacking them.
Setting matte film • If you specify [Film: Matte] for Paper Type, the Prevent Paper Abrasion
setting is automatically selected, and you cannot change it.
See "Machine", User Guide (Full Version).
• When you print on matte film in a cold and dry environment, the back side
of the paper might get dirty.
Setting coated
paper
• Set [Coated Paper] or [Coated Paper (CAD)] for "Paper Type" and
specify an appropriate "Paper Thickness" in the paper type setting for
each paper input location in [Paper Input Location/Paper Settings].
Paper Thickness for Each Paper Weight
Paper Thickness Paper weight
Thin Paper 51–79 g/m
2
(14–21 lb.)
Plain Paper 80–94 g/m
2
(21–25 lb.)
Middle Thick 95–125 g/m
2
(25–33 lb.)
Thick Paper 1 126–190 g/m
2
(34–51 lb.)
Thick Paper 2 191–220 g/m
2
(51–59 lb.)
Unusable Paper
• Do not use stapled sheets of paper, aluminum foil, carbon paper, or any kind of conductive
paper. Doing so can result in fire.
Paper causing faults
Do not use any of the following kinds of treated paper. Doing so may cause faults.
• Thermal paper
Recommended Paper Sizes and Types
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