How to get off bypass tray - Toshiba E-Studio 161 Copier

Hello Laura,
Here is the pdf that explains how to set up th bypass tray; http://support.appstate.edu/sites/support.appstate.edu/files/MX3110%20USE%20SPECIAL%20PAPER%20IN%20THE%20BYPASS.pdf

The text of it is as follows;

TO USE SPECIAL PAPER IN THE BYPASS
? Press either the picture of the copier or press
paper select
? Load paper in the bypass
? Make sure the correct size shows up under
bypass tray
? If paper is not just plain paper press type and
size
? Choose paper type
? If you are printing to the bypass from your
computer you must also tell the print driver
under the paper tab what type of paper is in
the bypass if its not just plain paper
? The copier and the PC must match paper
types
? Press the X button to Accept

Good Luck!
Rich Lilja

You need to set the correct paper in the bypass tray settings on the machine. Once that is input you will have to tell the printer that you would like to print on envelopes through the bypass tray. This is done through the printer preferences. Hope this helps!

check the printer properties in Windows Control panel and see if printer settings are set to bypass tray

You must manually define the papersize and orientaion of bypass tray at the printer console or printer driver.
Then print bypass tray (e.g. Tray6 on our Xerox).

surf to Kyocera's website, download the latest software for your operating system, once you have the software installed you should be able to set all the options you would like in the printers control panel. such as start.. printers and faxes..... right click printer go to properties for all tray assignments and settings. (this instruction is for windows) bypass must be selected after you select print. hope that helps.

if all the other trays are empty

or the bypass is set as default

or the bypass has the correct tray size and no one else has it

then the bypass will be default...

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/norman_d2fa496dce30c65d

Problem isn't "solved", but have realized that the issue is related to the fact that the document I am trying to print is formatted for envelopes. When I print a regular word document (letter) it prints fine to the Bypass tray. It must have something to do with the fact that the document is 1000 envelopes. If I print to a PDF file, then print the document to the Bypass Tray I don't seem to have a problem.

You should just be able to place paper on the tray and then select the bypass tray under "properties", "Paper", then under "tray" select "bypass tray" when printing.

Check the setting in / on your computer. Make sure it is not set to default to the bypass tray.

Solution Title: How to print on COM10 envelops from the Bypass tray (PCL6) using a Windows 2000 O/S Resolution/
Solution Fixed! Did not fix. Resolution Role: Fix
Critical Message: The Envelope must be placed in the Bypass Tray face down (flap side up) and Long Edge IN. In Microsoft Word (Word 2000)

1. Under the Tools tab, select Envelopes and Labels.
2. Enter your Delivery and Return addresses.
3. Click on Options
4. Under Envelope Options; [Envelope size], select Size 10 (41/8 x 91/2 in)
5. Under Printing Options, select Portrait (LEF) - Long Edge Feed
   • As Feed from, select Tray 5 (Bypass)
6. Click <OK>

Within the WorkCentre Pro 123/128 print driver
After opening up the print driver [<Start>, <Settings>, <Printers>, double-click on the WCP 128 PCL6 driver], click on Printing Preferences under the General tab.

• Under the Paper/Output tab

Set the following features as follow:

• Job Type: Normal Print
• Paper Size: COM10
• Output Size: Same as Paper Size
• Image orientation: Portrait
• Image Rotation: OFF
• 2 sided Print: 1 sided Print
• Stapling: None
• Output destination: Center Output Tray
• Offset Stacking: None

• Under Tray/Layout

• Set Paper Source to Tray 5 (Bypass)
• Click on Bypass Tray Settings
  • Paper Type: Heavyweight (1 or 2)
  • Feed orientation: Portrait
• Click <OK>
• " on Specify Paper Type and select Heavyweight (1 or 2)
• " (Apply> and <OK>
• " <OK> again

In Microsoft Word under Envelopes and Labels, Click <Print> to send the information to the printer.

Note: This setup represents one way of printing envelopes. Other ways setting up some features in a different manner will work as well.

Solution v1.3.20.0 312637.How to Print on COM10 Envelops From the Bypass Tray (PCL6) 2006-04-05 21:57:29