Automatic Slip Feed (ASF) is a feature of a Guest Bill printer that prevents overprinting of items and amounts.
Automatic Slip Feed (ASF) refers to a feature that allows a printer to automatically feed individual sheets of paper into the printer. ASF is typically used for printing on single sheets of paper, such as for printing invoices, receipts, or labels.
ASF is typically found on high-volume printers that are designed for printing large quantities of individual sheets of paper. It can be a useful feature for businesses that need to print large numbers of documents quickly and efficiently, as it can help to speed up the printing process and reduce the risk of paper jams.
ASF works by automatically feeding individual sheets of paper from a stack into the printer, one at a time. The sheets are typically fed into the printer through a feeder tray or a hopper, and the printer's sensors are able to detect when a sheet has been fed into the printer and is ready to be printed on. This allows the printer to operate continuously, printing one sheet after another without the need for manual intervention.