Tray Simplex Duplex Envelope Feeder 64 to 105 grams/meteræ n/a Selecting Paper and Pre-printed Forms v  Use only a high-quality xerographic paper from chemically pulped wood     for optimum paper performance and print quality, and store it according to
    the manufacturer’s recommendations.
v  Recycled paper can be successfully used in your printer. Make sure that the     recycled paper contains chemically pulped wood and has been designed for
    use in electrophotographic or laser printers.
v  Make sure the paper is free of nicks and cuts, curled or bent edges, ragged     edges, and loose dust.
v  Keep your paper stored in its moisture-proof wrapping according to the     manufacturer’s recommendations.
v  The paper should lie flat, with less than 0.25 inch (6 mm) of curl, or     jamming may result.
v  Your printer can print on pre-punched paper. Please note the labels on the     printer trays indicating recommended orientation. The pre-punched paper
    should be free of interlocked edges around the pre-punched holes. Do not
    use paper with cutouts or perforations larger than 8 mm or with
    pre-punched holes in non-standard locations.
v  Do not use letterhead papers that are printed with low-temperature inks.     Use only colored papers or pre-printed forms that are compatible with your
    printer’s fusing temperature of 392°F (200°C).
v  Do not use paper that is very rough, very smooth, or embossed. Such paper     may cause feeding or print quality problems. Very rough paper may have
    poor toner adhesion.
v  The following types of paper are not recommended for use in your printer: duplicator papers, mimeo papers, carbonless papers, coated papers, highly
electrically conductive papers, and papers with talc, wax, stearates, or
plasticizers. Selecting Adhesive Labels v  Only use plain paper labels recommended for use in electrophotographic or     laser printers. Store them according to the manufacturer’s
    recommendations.
v  Specify LABEL as the media type for the tray in the Paper Menu. See     “Defining the Media Size and Type for a Tray” on page 47.
v  The label adhesive material must be stable at 392°F (200°C). Do not use labels that emit hazardous emissions when heated. Chapter 4. Paper Handling 35