Power-loss Recovery
This video is a guide to power-loss recovery printing function. Power-loss recovery printing function allows the printer to resume printing where it left off when the power goes out. This function is turned on by default.
Note that this function is an emergency feature and should not be used as a normal printing method.
Watch the video below. You’ll find it out!
Further reading
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