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Printers |
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Is there anything I
can do to shorten the extremely long
spool times I am experiencing? |
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This occurs when you attempt to
print Power Clips from CorelDRAW
through PowerDriver. Try this:
convert the Power Clip & Bitmap to
one bitmap. (If your computer has a
USB port, a USB cable will speed up
the printing process by up to 30%.) |
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Why does my
printout get cut off on the bottom or
side? |
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This occurs when the paper is
not sized correctly for the printer
driver setting. Make certain that
you are loading the same size paper
that you have set in the printer
driver. One way to check this before
printing is to utilize the Print
Preview. |
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This normally indicates a paper
jam. Power the printer OFF and
gently pull out all jammed paper.
Power the printer ON and press the
Load/Eject button. |
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If the light is on solid, paper
is not loaded or is loaded
incorrectly. Remove paper and reload
the stack. Press the Load/Eject
button to turn off the light and
resume printing. |
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If flashing, the ink supply is
getting low, and you will need to
replace the cartridge soon. If the
light is on solid, the ink cartridge
is completely empty and will need to
be replaced in order to continue
printing.
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Why won’t the
paper feed? |
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Remove the stack of paper from
the sheet feeder. Make sure the
paper isn’t curled or creased, it
isn’t too old, it isn’t loaded above
the arrow on the left edge guide,
and that the paper isn’t jammed in
the printer. Reload the paper making
sure the left edge guide is adjusted
to fit the paper width. |
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I turned off the
printer during the initial ink charging
cycle because I thought it was taking
too long. When I turned it back on, the
charging cycle continued. What should I
do? |
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It is normal operation for the
printer to take 10 minutes to
perform its initial charge. Power
the printer back ON and allow the
printer to perform the complete
charge of the ink delivery system. |
