Manual printing with the stacker open – HP Designjet T2500 eMultifunction Printer series User Manual

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Although you can remove sheets from the stacker while the printer is printing, you are recommended

to remove all the prints together while the printer is not printing.

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You can lock the stacker cover in the open position to collect special jobs. Make sure that you close it

afterwards.

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If you want to use a photo paper for printing in normal printing mode to the stacker, you are

recommended to use an HP Instant-Dry Photo Paper.

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For stacking papers below 75 gr/m2 activate the blue separators located in the laterals of the stacker

cover. Make sure you deactivate them when using the rest of papers.

Manual printing with the stacker open

The stacker's manual printing mode is designed to be used when you want the highest-quality print possible
on photo paper, and you are willing to stand in front of the printer to ensure it.

You can choose manual mode either for a particular job (for example, from the printer driver), or by putting
the printer into manual mode from the front panel.

If you send a job with manual mode selected, the job is put on hold, and other jobs can continue
printing, until you select it for printing from the front panel (the front panel can guide you through this
process) and open the stacker cover.

If you put the printer into manual mode from the front panel, all jobs in the queue are put on hold for
manual mode, and you can print them from the queue. When you exit manual mode, any jobs still in the
queue return to their previous status.

NOTE:

When opening the stacker to enter manual mode, lock the stacker cover into the open position.

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