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Roll fed instead single sheet in standard A4 laser

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Roll fed instead single sheet in standard A4 laser

Roll fed instead single sheet in standard A4 laser

(OP)
dear All,
have you had never exp on Roll fed for A4 laser printer?

My problem is as follow.
I have a laser printer A4, driver OEM in PS3 is avaialble.
Roll Fed Option (in custom page PS3) is Ghosted (Greyed Out).

I suppose the command is:
[b*NonUIOrderDependency: 310 AnySetup *CustomPageSize
>
> *CustomPageSize True: "
>
> pop pop pop
>
> <<
>
> /DeferredMediaSelection true
>
> /PageSize [ 7 -2 roll ]
>
> /ImagingBBox null
>
>
>
> >> setpagedevice
>
> "
>
> *End
[/b]
But I am not sure what is parameter/command to active the function (no standard in the printer obiusly)

Thank you in advance for any opinion
Best regards
Piras

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