HP DeskJet, OfficeJet 5200 Printers - Loading Paper, Cards, and Envelopes

1. Open the input tray door, and then pull it toward you to extend the input tray.
   Figure : Opening the input tray

   
2. Slide out the paper width guides as far as possible.
   Figure : Adjusting the paper width guides

   
3. Load a stack of paper in portrait orientation with the print side facing down.
   Figure : Loading plain paper

   
4. Push the stack into the tray until it stops.
5. Slide in the paper width guides until they touch the edges of the stack of paper.
   Do not push in the guides so tightly that they bind against the paper.
   Figure : Sliding in the paper width guides

   
6. Push the input tray into the printer.
   • For U.S. letter or A4 size paper: Close the input tray door completely.
     Figure : Closing the tray completely

     
   • For legal size paper: Leave the input tray door open. A portion of the legal size paper sticks out of the printer.
     Figure : Leaving the input tray door open

     
7. Pull out the output tray, and then lift the output tray extender.
   Figure : Pulling out the output tray and lifting the output tray extender

   

note:

Before printing or copying, select the correct paper size and paper type settings from the control panel or computer.

1. Open the input tray door, and then pull it toward you to extend the input tray.
   Figure : Opening the input tray

   
2. Slide out the paper-width guides as far as possible.
   Figure : Adjusting the paper width guides

   
3. Load a stack of envelopes print side down in the center of the tray.
   Make sure to position envelopes with the flap on the short edge away from the printer, and position envelopes with the flap on the long edge with the flap to the left.
   Figure : Positioning the envelopes print side down
   
4. Make sure the stack of envelopes align with the appropriate paper size lines on the bottom of the input tray.
   Do not load more than 10 envelopes at a time.
5. Slide in the paper width guides until they rest against the stack of envelopes, and then close the input tray.
   Do not push in the guides so tightly that they bind against the envelopes.
   Figure : Sliding in paper width guides and closing the input tray

   
6. Pull out the output tray, and then lift the output tray extender.
   Figure : Pulling out the output tray and lifting the output tray extender

   

note:

Before printing or copying, select the correct paper size and paper type settings from the control panel or computer.

1. Open the input tray door, and then pull it toward you to extend the input tray.
   Figure : Opening the input tray

   
2. Slide out the paper width guides as far as possible.
   Figure : Adjusting the paper width guides

   
3. Load a stack of cards or photo paper print side down in portrait orientation in the center of the tray.
   Figure : Loading paper or card print side down

   
4. Make sure to align the paper or card with the appropriate paper size lines on the bottom of the input tray.
   Do not load more than 10 cards/photos or exceed the maximum stack height.
5. Slide in the paper width guides until they rest against the stack of cards or photo paper, and then close the input tray.
   Do not push the guides in so tightly that they bind against the paper or cards.
   Figure : Sliding in the paper width guides

   
6. Pull out the output tray, and then lift the output tray extender.
   Figure : Pulling out the output tray and lifting the output tray extender

   

note:

Before printing or copying, select the correct paper size and paper type settings from the control panel or computer.