Change the paper feed method (Mac OS 9.x) iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000

Article ID: ART157961 | Date published: 06/09/2015 | Date last updated: 08/17/2015
 

Description

Instructions to change the print feed method in the Mac OS 9.x Operating System for the iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000.

Solution

Change the print feed method (Mac OS 9.x) iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000

Instructions to change the print feed method in OS 9.x for the iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000.

Note:  The images used are for a Canon iP3000 printer.

  1. From the File menu, select 'Print' or 'Print Desktop'.



  2. In the Media Type pop-up menu, select the media type to be printed on.  



  3. In the 'Paper Source' section, select 'Paper Feed Switch', 'Auto Sheet Feeder', 'Cassette', 'Continuous Autofeed', or 'Paper Allocation'.



  4. When the setting is completed, click the 'OK' button at the bottom of the dialog box. 

Changing the paper feeding method is completed.

Paper sources:

'Paper Feed Switch'

Paper is fed, using the printer's Paper Feed Switch button setting. 


'Auto Sheet Feeder'

Paper is fed from the auto sheet feeder. 

'Cassette'

Paper is fed from the cassette of the printer.

'Continuous Autofeed'

The printer starts printing by supplying paper from the paper source specified with the paper feed switch. When paper runs out in that paper source, the printer can automatically switch the paper source and continue printing. 

'Paper Allocation

When the print data's paper size matches that of the paper registered for the cassette, paper will be fed from the cassette. When a paper size other than that in the cassette is specified, paper will be fed from the auto sheet feeder. 

When 'Paper Allocation' is selected, the paper type allocation settings can be selected. 

  1. Click 'Details'.



  2. In the 'Media Type' pop-up menu, select the desired media type.



  3. In the 'Paper Size' pop-up menu, select the desired paper size.



  4. Click 'Apply' to register the setting.



    Note:  When the setting is registered, paper allocation setting is completed.

  5. Click 'Print' to perform printing.


SIMS Doc Id

0

Rate this Article
Was this article helpful?
Yes, This document is helpful
No, This document needs a clearer explanation
 
Please provide your comments