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Setting custom paper sizes

When custom paper is loaded, size settings need to be selected in the program (the preferred
method), in the printer driver, or at the printer control panel. To reduce curl and other problems,
heavy paper and very small custom-size paper should be printed from tray 1 to the rear output
bin. (See

“Printing to the rear output bin” on page 37

.)

If the settings are not available in your program, set the custom paper size at the printer control
panel.

To set custom paper sizes

1

If you loaded a 500-sheet tray with custom paper, be sure that the knob is set to Custom.
(See

“Loading tray 2 or an optional 500-sheet tray” on page 43

.)

2

Press

S

ELECT

(

) to open the menus.

3

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

) or

D

OWN

ARROW

(

) to scroll to

PAPER HANDLING

, and then press

S

ELECT

(

).

4

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

) or

D

OWN

ARROW

(

) to scroll to

TRAY 1 SIZE

or

TRAY [N] SIZE

(where

[N]

is the number of the tray), and then press

S

ELECT

(

).

5

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

) or

D

OWN

ARROW

(

) to scroll to

CUSTOM

, and then press

S

ELECT

(

).

6

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

) or

D

OWN

ARROW

(

) to scroll to

INCHES

or

MM

(millimeters), and then

press

S

ELECT

(

). This selects the measurement units for determining the size of your

custom paper.

7

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

), then

D

OWN

ARROW

(

), and then press

S

ELECT

(

) to set the

X dimension (the front edge of the paper, as shown in the figure above). The X dimension
can be 76 to 216 mm (3 to 8.5 inches).

8

Use

U

P

ARROW

(

), then

D

OWN

ARROW

(

), and then press

S

ELECT

(

) to set the

Y dimension (the side edge of the paper, as shown in the figure above). The Y dimension
can be 127 to 356 mm (5 to 14 inches). For example, if the custom paper is 203 by 254 mm,
set X=203 mm and Y=254 mm.

X (front edge)

Y (side edge)

Feed short

edge first