Romeo Attaché Romeo Attaché Pro Romeo 25 & Romeo Pro 50

Romeo Attaché and Romeo Attaché ProLift the lid of the embosser by grasping it along the front edge and pullingupward until it latches. Open the embosser's paper tractors by lifting on theinside edge of each tractor door. They will stay open until closed by hand.Insert the paper into the slot behind the paper tractors. Position the tractorsso that the tractor pins line up with the holes on the edges of the paper(making sure the paper is straight).To move the tractors from side to side, push the small release handles,located near the outside edge of each tractor, toward you. (They may be alittle stiff at first.) Although both tractors are able to move, generally it isthe right tractor that needs to be moved more often because that is how youadjust for differences in paper width.Close the tractors to grip the paper and tighten the release handles backdown to lock the tractors themselves in position. Check to be sure there isenough room behind the embosser to collect the paper. Close the lid of theembosser to cover the paper tractors.Turn the power switch on. The embosser will execute a self test and plays anexcerpt from Tchaikovsky's "Romeo & Juliet". If you have the Romeo AttachéPro, ET Speaks will come up talking automatically and tell you that theembosser is ready to run.Romeo 25 and Romeo Pro 50Open the embosser's paper tractors by lifting on the inside edge of eachtractor door. They will stay open until closed by hand.Insert the paper into the embosser and make sure that the paper edge cantravel easily under the metal bar across the top of the embosser. Positionthe tractors so that the tractor pins line up with the holes on the edges ofthe paper (making sure the paper is straight).To move the tractors from side to side, push the small release handles,located near the outside edge of each tractor, toward you. (They may be alittle stiff at first.) Although both tractors are able to move, generally it isthe right tractor that needs to be moved more often because that is how youadjust for differences in paper width.Close the tractors to grip the paper and tighten the release handles backdown to lock the tractors themselves in position. Check to be sure there isenough room behind the embosser to collect the paper.Turn the power switch on. The embosser will execute a self test and plays anexcerpt from Tchaikovsky's "Romeo & Juliet". If you have the Romeo Pro 50,Romeo Attaché, Romeo Attaché Pro, Romeo 25 & Romeo Pro 50 8