Canon imagePROGRAF iPF9400S - Manual (Page 610)

Setting Details
Automatic Cutting Settings • Automatic Cut :Roll paper is automatically cut by the cutter unit.
•
Eject Cut :When the Cut key is pressed on the printer control panel, the roll paper is cut by
the cutter unit. Select this if you do not want the printed material to drop immediately after
printing, such as to wait for the ink to dry.
• User Cut :Cutting is not performed by the cutter unit. Cut the roll paper using scissors after
each sheet. Select this for paper that cannot be cut by the cutter unit.
Drying Time Specify the time that the printer waits for ink to dry, as needed.
• Off :Ejects immediately after printing finishes.
• 30 sec./1 min./3 min./5 min./10 min./30 min./60 min. :Ejects after the specified time has
elapsed after printing finishes.
Borderless Printing Configures whether or not to permit borderless printing.
• Permit : Borderless printing is permitted.
• Deny : Borderless printing is denied.
Important
• Depending on the paper, there are types that cannot be cut by the cutter unit, and types that speed deterioration of
the blade and cause damage to the cutter. For thick paper, hard paper, etc. do not use the cutter unit, and instead
cut the roll paper using scissors, etc. after printing. In this case, select User Cut as the Automatic Cutting Set-
tings.
• If borderless printing is performed on paper where the ink drying is poor, the cutter unit may leave scratches where
it touches the printed surface, or may not cut correctly. In this kind of situation, configure the amount of time to wait
for the ink to dry after printing using Drying Time. Alternatively, if the paper cannot be cut well by the cutter, set the
Automatic Cutting Settings to User Cut and cut the roll paper using scissors, etc.
• Paper where borderless printing can be performed is limited by the media type and roll paper width. Refer to
"Compatible Paper"
→P.606 .
• For custom paper where there is a need to set the Automatic Cutting Settings to User Cut, set the Borderless
Printing to Deny.
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The Step 5: Configure the amount of ink used dialog
box is displayed.
The upper limit on the amount of ink used to print to the
custom paper is set on this screen by selecting from
among several levels.
First, click the Test Print button to perform a test print
of each level.
Note
• If a standard paper that does not display the Name in Printer Driver is selected in the screen in Step 5, you cannot
perform test prints or configure the maximum amount of ink to use.
Add Custom Paper (Windows) iPF9400S
User's Guide
Handling and Use of Paper
Media Configuration Tool (Windows)
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