# INSERTING SEPARATOR PAGES BETWEEN COPIES OR JOBS

## Overview

This function inserts separator pages for every specified number of copies or for every job before they are output.
When you insert separator pages between a certain number of copies, you can specify whether to insert a separator page before or after each stack. You can also specify the number of copies you want to insert a separator page before or after. When you insert separator pages between jobs, you can specify whether to insert a separator page before or after each job.

### Separator page insertion examples

In the following examples, four copies of a two-page original are output.

###### Inserting a separator page before every two copies

###### Inserting a separator page after every two copies

###### Inserting separator pages before and after a job

- If the saddle stitch, saddle fold, C-fold, accordion fold, double fold, or trimming function is enabled, the Separator Page function can not be used.
- Even when this function is enabled, the Sort/Group, Staple, Punch, Z-Fold, and Half Fold functions are not applied to separator pages.
- The Offset function, if enabled, is also applied to separator pages.

## Operation

1. #### Tap the [Output] key

2. #### Tap the [Separator Page] key

3. #### Specify the separator page insertion mode

   - To insert separator pages between copies, set the [Insert Top of Sets] or [Insert End of Sets] checkbox to . Then, tap to specify the number of copies you want to insert a separator page before or after.
   - To insert separator pages between jobs, set the [Insert Before Job] or [Insert After Job] checkbox to .
   - After the settings are completed, tap .

   ###### To change the separator page tray:

   Tap the [Paper Tray] key to display the tray selection screen. Tap the separator page in the tray selection screen.
   For more information, see "SETTING THE PAPER TRAY" and "SETTING THE BYPASS TRAY".

   ###### To cancel the separator page insertion setting:

   Clear the checkmark for the separator page insertion mode.

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