Apple LaserWriter Pro 630 Envelope Feeder Technical Information download pdf (Page 10)

The cassette can accept papers in long-edge feed (LEF) and short-edge feed

(SEF) orientation. Use LEF whenever possible. LEF orientation typically

results in reduced printing time.

The cassette automatically senses paper orientation, so you don’t have to

specify it every time you print.

Note: The multipurpose tray cannot automatically sense paper orientation.

Do not use SEF orientation with the multipurpose tray.

Choosing paper

The printer prints on standard laser-quality or photocopier paper (16- to

28-pound stock). For the best results, Apple recommends 20-pound stock.

The printer can accept stock of up to 32 pounds from the multipurpose tray.

You can also expect excellent results on most colored and textured papers.

The printer produces high-quality transparencies for overhead projection.

Medium-weight photocopier transparencies work best. If you experience

difficulties when attempting to print transparencies with automatic feed, use

manual feed instead.

To avoid paper problems, keep the following potential trouble sources

in mind:

Temperature

Some letterheads are printed with low-temperature dyes that

vaporize and smear at the temperatures inside the printer. Some glossy,

coated letterheads may lose their coating in the printer. Similarly, some

envelopes may seal or come unglued during printing. Using high-quality

stationery and envelopes should ensure satisfactory results.

WARNING

Do not use heat-transfer (thermal) transparencies in the

printer. They will not print properly and may separate in the printer.

Chapter 1

short-edge feed (SEF)

long-edge feed (LEF)

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Apple LaserWriter Pro 630 Envelope Feeder Technical Information Page 10