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Menu item Description
Collate
O (1,1,1,2,2,2)
On (1,2,1,2,1,2)
Stacks the pages of a print job in sequence when printing multiple copies
Notes:
• O is the factory default setting. No pages will be collated.
• The On setting stacks the print job sequentially.
• Both settings print the entire job the number of times specified by the
Copies menu setting.
Separator Sheets
None
Between Copies
Between Jobs
Between Pages
Specifies whether blank separator sheets are inserted
Notes:
• None is the factory default setting.
• Between Copies inserts a blank sheet between each copy of a print job if
Collation is set to On. If Collation is set to
O,
a blank page is inserted
between each set of printed pages, such as after all page 1's and after all
page 2's.
• Between Jobs inserts a blank sheet between print jobs.
• Between Pages inserts a blank sheet between each page of the print job.
This setting is useful when printing transparencies or inserting blank
pages in a document for notes.
Separator Source
Tray <x>
Multi‑Purpose Feeder
Envelope Feeder
Specifies the paper source for separator sheets
Notes:
• Tray 1 (standard tray) is the factory default setting.
• From the Paper menu,
Configure
MP must be set to Cassette in order for
Multi‑Purpose Feeder to appear as a menu setting.
N‑up (pages‑side)
O
2‑Up
3‑Up
4‑Up
6‑Up
9‑Up
12‑Up
16‑Up
Specifies that multiple‑page images be printed on one side of a sheet of paper
Notes:
• O is the factory default setting.
• The number selected is the number of page images that will print per
side.
N‑up Ordering
Horizontal
Reverse Horizontal
Reverse Vertical
Vertical
Specifies the positioning of multiple‑page images when using N‑up
(pages‑sides)
Notes:
• Horizontal is the factory default setting.
• Positioning depends on the number of images and whether the images
are in portrait or landscape orientation.
Orientation
Auto
Landscape
Portrait
Specifies the orientation of a multiple‑page sheet
Note: Auto is the factory default setting. The printer chooses between
portrait and landscape.
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