[duxuser] Re: Another Situation: Learning to Use My Juliet Pro 60
- From: Lucia Hasty <lucia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 15:39:16 -0600
Lynda,
On the left front edge of the place where you feed the paper into the
embosser, there is a flat metal plate, about 1.5 inches square. That is
where the paper out sensor is. When you put the paper in, slide it under
that metal plate before feeding it up to the tractor feed clamps. Once the
paper is in the machine and it says ready to emboss, make sure you push
"top of form" buttons to set the paper in place.
*Lucia Hasty
Rocky Mountain Braille Associates
Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Lucia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.TactileGraphics.org*
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Lynda <lynda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi Juliets and Other Duxusers:
>
> Is there a particular sequence that I should be following when I am
> attempting to get "the printer ready to run?" Before I turn it on, I make
> sure that the paper is over the posts and that the clamps are down, holding
> it in place. I have my brf file open in Duxbury. Next, I turn on the
> embosser and wait until it tests its settings which it says are the default
> ones. It returns the carriage to the "home position," and then it says,
> "The printer is ready to run," and then something else I can't understand
> and that "out of paper." While I don't know exactly what they mean, I have
> gathered that "ff" = Form Feed," "lf = line feed," and "ol" = online or
> offline," I took a chance and pressed "ff" and the paper moved into the
> machine. However, it still said '"out of paper." I pressed the button
> again, moving the paper further into where it should have had a healthy
> amount of braille on it but it still says "out of paper." How do I fix
> this. It is a good thing that this thing is too heavy and awkward for my
> arms to lift because I can never throw it out the window. This is gittin'
> on my las nerve. Help Please! Before this Creek Indian African-American
> goes postal. Damn! There's no guns in the house. I'll have to find
> another way. I'll be watching for an answer first.
>
> Lynda
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