G Loading Paper In The Bypass Tray; Loading Paper In The Bypass Tray - Sharp AR-C260P Operation Manual

LOADING PAPER

Loading paper in the bypass tray

The bypass tray can be used to feed regular paper or special papers. For the paper types that can be used in the
bypass tray, see the specifications for the bypass tray in the paper tray specifications (page 2-9).
Up to 250 sheets of SHARP standard paper or up to 100 postcards can be loaded in the bypass tray.
NOTES
G After loading the paper in the bypass tray, be sure to set the paper type and size (step 4) if these were changed.
G Do not use inkjet paper. This may cause misfeeds in the fusing unit.
1 Open the bypass tray.
Be sure to pull the tray extension all the way out. If
the tray extension is not pulled all the way out, the
size of the paper loaded in the bypass tray may not
be detected correctly.
2 Set the bypass tray guides to the width of
the paper.
2-4
When loading paper that
extends past the end of
the tray, pull out the tray
extension to support the
paper and allow the
paper sensors to properly
detect the paper size.
To support papers that
extend past the tray
extension, pull out the
wire extension.
3 Insert the paper all the way into the bypass
tray. (Do not force the paper in.)
on succeeding copies. Special purpose papers
other than SHARP recommended transparency
film must be fed individually. Multiple sheets of
SHARP recommended transparency film can be
loaded in the bypass tray.
4 Set the type and size of the paper loaded in
the bypass tray.
If you loaded a different type and size of paper
from the previous paper, be sure to set the new
paper type and size as explained in "Setting the
paper type and paper size in the bypass tray"
(page 2-15).
(If you do not set a size, part or all of the image
may not print.)
5 This completes the procedure for loading
paper in the bypass tray.
NOTE
Place the paper face
up. If the bypass tray
guides are set wider
than the paper, the
inside of the machine
may become soiled,
resulting in smudges
When loading paper in
the bypass tray or
closing the tray, close
the paper cover as
shown.