Paper Handling3-18Feeding and Positioning PaperPrint Area Definitionz TOF (Top-of-Form): This value defines the distance between the edge of the pa-per and the place where you allow the printing to begin (position of linenumber 1). You can adjust this distance according to the condition of your paper(for example, pre-printed forms). When you load the paper, the printer feeds thepaper to this position, waiting for printing commands.z L (Form Length): Set the corresponding Set-Up option (FORM LENGH) accord-ing to the actual physical page length (distance between two perforations for con-tinuous forms). This will allow the printer to know exactly where the print headis and to position it at the same position when a form feed occurs.z Top line 1: This is the line where the printing actually starts. To define a top mar-gin, select the number of this line within Set-Up mode (TOP MRGN option). Ex-ample: In the following picture, TOP MRGN option is set to 3.z Bottom line 2: This is the line where the printing actually stops. To define a bot-tom margin, select the number of this line within Set-Up mode (BOTTOM MRGoption). Example: In the following picture, BOTTOM MRG option is set to 50.z Left column 3: This is the column where the printing actually starts. To define aleft margin, select the number of this column within Set-Up mode (LEFT MAR-GN option). Example: In the following picture, LEFT MARGN option is set to 4.z Print area 4: Print area defined by the corresponding Set-Up options: FormLength, Top-of-Form, Top Margin, and Bottom Margin.z Paper perforation 5: The perforation defines the physical page length.
