Francotyp-Postalia DS-86 inserting system, MaxiFeeder MF-1, VersaFeeder VF-3 feeder, EF-4 envelope hopper, CS-2 conveyor belt, insert'n Frank, insert'n Mail Operator Manual
Below you will find brief information for inserting system DS-86, feeder MaxiFeeder MF-1, feeder VersaFeeder VF-3. The DS-86 feeds, folds and inserts documents into envelopes and then seals and stacks the envelopes. Automatic monitoring ensures the correct number of inserts per envelope. The machine is a sophisticated folding and inserting system which can process large quantities of mail rapidly and easily. The system can be operated by means of a user friendly interface. The MaxiFeeder (MF-1) is an option that allows for large quantities of documents. The VersaFeeder (VF-3) is an option that allows for different types of documents including curved reply envelopes.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Health, Safety and Environment ...................................................... 4
Functional Description ..................................................................... 7
Precautions and Safety Issues ................................................... 4
Country Specific Conditions ...................................................... 5
End of Life .............................................................................. 5
Overview ................................................................................ 7
(1) ................................................................ 8
2.1.2 Collating Area (2) .......................................................... 8
(3) ............................................................. 8
® (4) .............................................................. 8
2.1.5 Inserter (5) .................................................................. 8
2.1.6 Present on Deck (6) ....................................................... 8
2.1.7 Stacker (7) ................................................................... 9
2.1.8 Side exit (8) ................................................................. 9
Operating Controls ................................................................. 10
Display Buttons ...................................................................... 11
Software Description ............................................................... 11
2.4.1 Main Menu ................................................................... 11
2.4.2 Job Info ...................................................................... 13
2.4.3 Counters ..................................................................... 15
2.4.4 Display Settings ........................................................... 15
2.4.5 Job Menu ..................................................................... 16
2.4.6 Supervisor Menu .......................................................... 16
Operating Instructions .................................................................. 22
Installation ............................................................................ 22
Preparation ........................................................................... 22
3.2.1 Document Feed Trays ................................................... 22
Starting Up ............................................................................ 23
Loading Documents ................................................................ 24
3.4.1 Document Orientation ................................................... 24
3.4.2 Side Guides ................................................................. 25
3.4.3 Document Separation .................................................... 25
3.4.4 Filling the Document Feed Tray ...................................... 26
3.4.5 Adjustment of the Document Stoppers ............................ 26
Loading Envelopes .................................................................. 27
3.5.1 Adjusting Side Guides ................................................... 27
3.5.2 Stacker Side Guides ...................................................... 27
3.5.3 Envelope Separation ..................................................... 27
3.5.4 Feeding Envelopes ........................................................ 28
Sealing Envelopes .................................................................. 28
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®
...................................................... 28
........................................................... 28
3.7.2 Select Another Job ........................................................ 31
Run the Daily Mail .................................................................. 32
Create a Job .......................................................................... 33
3.9.1 Job Settings ................................................................. 35
3.9.2 Envelope Settings ......................................................... 35
3.9.3 Document Settings ....................................................... 36
3.9.4 Fold Settings ................................................................ 38
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3.9.5 Optical Mark Recognition Settings (Option) ...................... 39
3.9.6 Double Feed Control Settings ......................................... 42
3.9.7 Job Name .................................................................... 43
3.9.8 Exit Select Settings ....................................................... 43
3.9.9 Mailing/Franking Settings (Option) .................................. 44
Edit a Job .............................................................................. 45
Copy a Job ............................................................................ 46
Delete a Job .......................................................................... 46
Options.......................................................................................... 48
Activate an Option .................................................................. 48
Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) ............................................... 48
4.2.1 General ....................................................................... 48
4.2.2 Adjustments ................................................................ 49
4.2.3 Document Orientation ................................................... 50
4.2.4 OMR Codes .................................................................. 50
4.2.5 2-track OMR ................................................................ 56
Online Services ...................................................................... 58
4.3.1 General ....................................................................... 58
4.3.2 Start-Up Online Services ............................................... 58
4.3.3 Connection .................................................................. 58
4.3.4 Messages ................................................................... 59
4.3.5 Configuration Menu ....................................................... 60
MaxiFeeder™(MF-1) ............................................................... 61
4.4.1 Function ...................................................................... 61
4.4.2 Preparations ................................................................ 61
4.4.3 Adjust Side Guides ....................................................... 62
4.4.4 Document Separation .................................................... 62
4.4.5 Feeding Documents ...................................................... 63
(VF-3) ............................................................... 63
4.5.1 Installation .................................................................. 64
4.5.2 Operating Controls ........................................................ 65
4.5.3 Side Guide Adjustment .................................................. 65
4.5.4 Document Separation Adjustment .................................. 65
4.5.5 Hopper Capacity ........................................................... 66
4.5.6 Clearing Stoppages ....................................................... 67
4.5.7 Support for Curved Reply Envelopes (option) ................... 67
Insert’n Frank™ (insert’n Mail) ................................................. 68
Display Mounted on Inserter Deck ............................................ 68
Envelope Support ................................................................... 69
Power Stacker Support ............................................................ 69
High Capacity Envelope Hopper (EF-4) ...................................... 69
High Capacity Conveyor Belt (CS-2) .......................................... 70
4.11.1 Installation .................................................................. 71
4.11.2 Operation .................................................................... 71
Catch tray ............................................................................. 71
Side Exit on the LH Side .......................................................... 71
Maintenance .................................................................................. 72
Operator Maintenance ............................................................. 72
Fault Finding.................................................................................. 73
Error Messages ...................................................................... 73
Clearing Stoppages ................................................................ 74
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
6.2.1 Exit, Sealing and Inserting Area ...................................... 74
6.2.2 Lower Envelope Track ................................................... 74
® .................................................................. 75
.................................................................... 76
6.2.5 Collating Area .............................................................. 76
Operator Troubleshooting ........................................................ 76 6.3
Specifications ................................................................................ 80
Technical Specifications Inserter System ................................... 80
Configuration Dimensions ........................................................ 80
Other Specifications ................................................................ 80
Document Specifications ......................................................... 80
Envelope and Insert Specifications ............................................ 81
Specifications maxiFeeder™ ..................................................... 82
® ..................................................... 83
Specifications High Capacity Envelope Hopper ............................ 84
Specifications High Capacity Conveyor Belt ................................ 84
Terminology .................................................................................. 85
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1. HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
1.1
Precautions and Safety Issues
Thoroughly read this operator manual, before using this machine.
According to the European Guideline for machine safety (EC98-37), this operator manual must be available in the national language(s) of the country where the machine is delivered. Therefore, if you do not have an operator manual in your country’s language(s), contact your authorized distributor.
Warnings
• Disconnect the mains power supply before performing any maintenance.
• If the feed/fold unit and inserter unit have to be physically separated, the operator should pay attention to the heavy weight of the unit during separation.
• Before connecting check whether the system is suitable for the local mains voltage.
Refer to the type plate.
Safety Precautions
• Only competent personnel should operate this machine.
If incompetent personnel do operate this machine, the manufacturer does not accept responsibility for any resulting accidents or injuries.
• Only skilled persons, who are aware of the risks involved, may open the protective covers.
For safety reasons, the machine will not function when the covers are open.
• Keep long hair, fingers, jewelry, etc. away from rotating and moving parts.
• The power connection must be easily accessible, preferably close to the machine.
• For safety reasons, it is essential that the machine is connected to a socket outlet that has a protective earth connection.
• Over-current protection in the equipment also relies on the branch circuit protection
(max. 20 A).
• The following part(s) is (are) considered the equipment disconnect device(s):
Power supply cord plug
12-pole connector, located on the right-hand side
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Conventions
Warning
This symbol:
• Identifies situations where improper use of the machine can result in personal injury or permanent/catastrophic damage to the machine.
• Indicates that the operator manual should be consulted.
Note
A note gives additional relevant information.
1.2
Country Specific Conditions
Denmark
In Denmark, certain types of Class 1 appliances may be provided with a plug that does not provide an adequate earth connection when inserted into a Danish socket outlet.
Make sure the machine has a good functioning connection that has protective earthing
(the plug and socket outlet must match).
Japan
• Establish an earth connection before connecting the mains plug to the power supply.
• First disconnect the power supply before removing the earth connection.
Languages
This manual is also available in other languages. For more information, please contact your local supplier.
1.3
End of Life
The objectives of the European Community's environment policy are, in particular, to preserve, protect and improve the quality of the environment, protect human health and utilise natural resources prudently and rationally. That policy is based on the precautionary principle and principles that preventive action should be taken, that environmental damage should as a priority be rectified at source.
Separate collection of waste is the precondition to ensure reuse and recycling of waste that is generated at the disposal of electrical or electronical equipment and is necessary to achieve the chosen level of protection of human health and the environment in the
European Community.
More particularly, certain materials and components of waste electrical and electronical equipment needs selective treatment as their injudicious handling or disposing of on or into land, water or air would represent a major threat to the environment and human health.
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In order to facilitate collection and treatment separated from normal domestic waste, electrical and electronical equipment is marked with the following logo:
Do not mix with normal domestic waste
Please use the subjoined return or collection system dedicated to electrical and electronical waste .
Equipment produced after August 13,
2005.
Not only are you by law not allowed to dispose of the waste equipment via other wastestreams, but we encourage you to actively contribute to the success of such collection and to the common good and better quality of life of present and future generations.
For more information on the correct disposal of this product please contact your local dealer.
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2. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The DS-86 feeds, folds and inserts documents into envelopes and then seals and stacks the envelopes. Automatic monitoring ensures the correct number of inserts per envelope.
The machine is a sophisticated folding and inserting system which can process large quantities of mail rapidly and easily. The system can be operated by means of a user friendly interface.
The settings of the system (document type, envelope type and fold type) is recorded in so called jobs. These jobs can be programmed by an authorized user.
The DS-86 is equipped with a variety of special features as document thickness detection, programmable jobs, load’n Go ® , flexFeed ® , double feed control, hopper swap, multifeed, daily mail, intelliDeck ® and powerFold ® .
2.1
Overview
The system consists of the following parts:
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1. FlexFeed
®
2. Collating area
3. IntelliDeck ®
4. PowerFold ®
1
3
6
4
5
5. Inserter
6. Present on deck
7. Stacker
8. Side exit
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2.1.1
FlexFeed
®
(1)
The flexFeed ® is the feeding part of the system. There are two types of feeders available: the automatic and the special feeder. The automatic feeder does not require any adjustments for the separation. The flexFeed ® is equipped with double feed control. In this way the system can detect faulty sets of documents. The flexFeed
®
is equipped with hopper swap. This means that two feeders can be linked as pairs. When the first feeder is empty, the system switches to the other feeder. Meanwhile the other empty feeder can be refilled without stopping. It’s also possible to feed multiple documents from one feeder. In this way more documents can be fed from one station, for example an original and a copy of a document.
The upper automatic feeder is equipped with a “daily mail” function for processing documents or sets of documents which cannot be processed automatically (e.g. stapled).
2.1.2
Collating Area (2)
After feeding, the documents are gathered and aligned in the collating area.
2.1.3
IntelliDeck
®
(3)
The intelliDeck
®
automatically throws out incorrect sets of documents. In this way the system does not need to stop. Correct sets will be transported to the powerFold
®
unit.
2.1.4
PowerFold
®
(4)
The powerFold
®
unit folds the documents. The following fold types are possible:
• No fold
• Single fold
• Letter fold
• Zig-zag fold
• Double parallel fold
2.1.5
Inserter (5)
After folding the documents are transported to the inserter unit where the documents are inserted into a waiting envelope. The inserter then seals the envelope (or not) and stacks them on the stacker. Automatic monitoring ensures the correct number of inserts per envelope.
2.1.6
Present on Deck (6)
The documents inserted (or not) can leave the inserter from the upper unit (present on deck). This can occur when
• Clearing the machine
• Making a test set
• Depending on the OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) code
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2.1.7
Stacker (7)
The documents inserted (or not) are transported to the stacker depending on the programmed job. The stacker automatically stacks inserted documents.
2.1.8
Side exit (8)
The documents inserted are transported to the side exit depending on the programmed job. The side exit can be used for sorting and stacking of documents into the catch tray as well as transporting to the optional conveyor belt or franking/mailing machine.
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2.2
Operating Controls
F
E
D
G
J
I
H
A B C
K
L
M
N
O
W
A catch tray
B side exit / stacker unit
V U
C side guides stacker
D power inlet, power switch
E RS232 connector / USB / modem
F unlocking lever for upper unit
G display (operator panel)
H OMR reading head cover
I vertical transport
J hand grip vertical transport cover
K document feed tray
L collator arm
T
S R
M operator manual storage space
Q P
N powerFold
®
O locking handle powerFold ®
P handle for manual envelope transport
Q handle for manual envelope transport
R unlocking handle for rollers envelope track
S water reservoir
T side cover (opened)
U thumb wheel for side guide adjustment
V side guides envelope feed tray
W knob for envelope separation adjustment
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2.3
Display Buttons
The machine has a graphical touch screen.
There are three buttons mounted at the display:
• A: the clear key
When the clear key is pressed during processing documents, the system will stop feeding documents after completing the set. The set will be inserted resulting in a cleared system which is ready to process a new job. The envelopes have to be removed manually if necessary.
When the system is stopped already and the clear key is pressed, it will process one set of documents and the system will be cleared.
A
B
C
When a feeder runs empty after the clear key is pressed, an button will be displayed together with the feeder empty message. By pressing the the clear process will be continued ignoring the empty feeder.
• B: the start key
When the start key is pressed the system starts processing.
button
• C: the stop key
After pressing the stop key the system does not stop immediately, but on the first opportunity while processing. Because of this there can be incomplete sets in some parts of the system.
Caution
The display is covered with a thin pressure-sensitive layer. To avoid permanent damage of the display, do not use sharp objects to press on the display.
2.4
Software Description
2.4.1
Main Menu
After starting up, the “main menu (1)” screen will appear.
The screen shows the selected job number and the total number of envelopes that have been processed using this job.
The main menu consists of 2 menus, “main menu
(1)” and “main menu (2)”.
The “main menu (1)” shows 7 different functions:
•
: job information (see 2.4.2 ”Job
Info” on page 13): shows job details.
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The job information function is available in all the menus where the button
is shown.
• : go to the “job selection” menu to select another job (see
3.7.2 ”Select Another Job” on page 31).
•
: go to the “test run” menu to perform a test run (see ”Perform a Test
•
•
: go to the “counters” menu to reset the counter or to set a stop value
(see 2.4.3 ”Counters” on page 15).
: go to the “load’n Go
®
” menu to start a load’n Go
®
job (see
• : rotate display 180°. Only available if the insert’n Frank™ / insert’n
Mail option, level 2 or 3, is installed.
• : go to the “main menu (2)”.
The “main menu (2)” shows 6 different functions:
•
: job information (see 2.4.2 ”Job
Info” on page 13): shows job details.
• : change display and volume
settings (see 2.4.4 ”Display Settings” on page
• : go to the “job menu” to create,
edit, copy or delete a job (see 2.4.5 ”Job Menu” on page 16, only for authorized personnel).
• : go to the “supervisor menu” to change system settings (see
2.4.6 ”Supervisor Menu” on page 16, only for authorized personnel).
• : return to the “main menu (1)”.
• : rotate display 180°. Only available if the insert’n Frank™ / insert’n
Mail option, level 2 or 3, is installed.
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2.4.2
Job Info
To enter the “info-job” menu, press
The “info-job” menu consists of 3 submenus.
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If the optional insert‘n Frank™ is used an extra job info screen is available: the “insert‘n Frank™ info” menu, displaying weight information and the
franking job (see 3.9.9 ”Mailing/Franking Settings
If the optional OMR is used an extra job info screen is available: the “OMR settings” menu displaying the
available OMR marks and settings (see 4.2.4 ”OMR
The “info-job” menus display all relevant information about the selected job.
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2
3
2
1
To return to the “main menu (1/2)”, press .
The “info-job (1)” menu contains the following information:
Shows the feeders selected to pick documents from (black is selected).
The numbers below this icon indicate the number of sheets that must be picked from the relevant feeders.
Below this icon, the format of the document in the relevant feeder is indicated (ISO standard or height in mm).
This sign indicates that the relevant feeders are linked. This means that when one feeder is empty, the system automatically starts picking documents from the other feeder.
The sign indicates that for the relevant feeder the Optical Mark Recognition
(OMR) is switched on (optional).
This sign indicates that the relevant feeder is set for daily mail.
Gives information about the envelope size (ISO format or height in mm).
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The “info-job (2)” menu contains the following extra job information:
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Gives information about the exit settings. The arrow to the left indicates which envelopes leave from the side exit, the arrow up indicates which envelopes are stacked. The example shows exit settings by batching: 5 envelopes to the side exit, 5 envelopes to the stacker. See
3.9.8 ”Exit Select Settings” on page 43.
The sign below this icon shows if the document double feed detection for the relevant feeder and (optional) versaFeeder ® is switched on - or off -
. This icon is also shown at the inserter. In this case it indicates if the document thickness detection is switched on - or off - .
Shows the weight settings.
If this sign is shown sealing is on.
Shows the type of fold. The numbers next to this icon indicate the fold positions.
Shows the document stopper position. b
The “info-loading instructions (3)” menu shows the way you should load documents (see
3.4.1 ”Document Orientation” on page 24) and
envelopes (see 3.5.4 ”Feeding Envelopes” on page
The example shows the following situation:
• Envelopes: flap down and trailing
• Address carrier in lower feeder (feeder 1), face up and leading
• Document in other feeder (feeder 2), face up and leading
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2.4.3
Counters
To enter the “counters” menu, press from the “main menu (1)”.
The “counters” menu shows the following functions:
• : press this button to reset the daily job counter and stop counter to zero.
• : press this button to enter a stop value.
The stop counter is switched off when it is set to zero. The display will show “Stop at off”.
The stop counter can be set between 0 (switched off) and 9999. The system will continue until the job counter reaches the stop counter value. The system stops and can be restarted.
Note
The counter settings are job related.
2.4.4
Display Settings
To enter the “display settings” menu, press
from the “main menu (2)”.
The “display settings” menu shows the following functions:
• : enables to change the contrast of the display. The graphic shows the contrast setting.
• : enables to adjust the volume of the acoustic signals. The graphic shows the volume setting.
• Rotate display: press the button to rotate the display 180 °.
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2.4.5
Job Menu
After pressing the menu opens.
button a login
To prevent jobs being edited or deleted without informing the ‘job owner’, this menu is protected by a PIN-code. The PIN-code is 2546.
When a wrong pin code is entered, the cursor is set to the first number to try again.
After 3 times entering a wrong pin code the display shows the “main menu (1)” again.
After entering the correct pin code the “job menu” appears.
This menu enables the creation, deletion and/or editing of jobs.
The “job menu” shows the following functions:
•
•
•
: job information (see 2.4.2 ”Job
•
: create a job (see 3.9 ”Create a
•
: edit a job (see 3.10 ”Edit a Job” on page 45).
: copy a job (see 3.11 ”Copy a Job” on page 46).
: delete a job (see 3.12 ”Delete a Job” on page 46).
• : exit and return to the “main menu (1)”.
2.4.6
Supervisor Menu
After pressing the menu opens.
button a login
Enter the PIN-code 2546 to access the “supervisor menu”.
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After entering the correct pin code the “supervisor menu” appears.
This menu enables checking and configuring the system.
The “supervisor menu” shows the following functions:
•
-
-
: shows system information, like:
The flex certificate, used for OMR
The counter since last visit: the counter value since the last service visit
The last error generated by the system
•
-
-
-
The screen shows a button present in the total system.
: this shows the software versions that are
The chip ID
: shows option information and system information:
The system ID
The installed options
For installing new options, see 4.1 ”Activate an Option” on page 48.
•
: opens the “job settings” supervisor menu (see ”Job Settings
(Supervisor)” on page 18). From this menu system parameters can be set.
• test the system.
: opens the “test menu” (see ”Test” on page 20). Use this menu to
•
messages.
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Job Settings (Supervisor)
Caution
Job settings normally will be changed by a service engineer only. Therefore first consult the supplier’s Helpdesk before changing any settings. Changes to the job settings can result in malfunctioning of jobs.
The “job settings” menu (supervisor) can be opened from the “supervisor menu”. From this menu system parameters can be set. The “job settings” menu shows the following functions:
• : opens the “mode menu” to set
the output mode for a job (see ”Mode Menu” on page 18).
• : opens the “document offset” menu to set the document offset in a set of
documents for a job (see ”Document Offset” on page 19).
• : opens the “BRE offset” menu to set the BRE offset on or off (see
•
: opens the “flap closer” menu (see ”Flap Closer” on page 20). Use
this function to improve the envelope sealing process.
Mode Menu
When selecting from the “supervisor menu”
, , the “mode menu” appears.
In this menu for each of the jobs 1 through 25 and load’n Go ® a choice can be made between output
Mode 1 and Mode 2 using the the default setting.
button. Mode 2 is
Mode 1 focuses on the versatility of paper parameters (paper thickness; document length), i.e. correct operation under even extreme paper conditions.
Mode 2 focuses on high speed and is achieved as follows:
• During multi feed (more than one page from one feeder) the movement on the collator is minimal. In mode 1 the divert unit will be used for completing the collating process (less paper on paper transport).
• During the transportation of a set from the collator into the powerFold
®
, the next set is going into the collator already. This results in temporary overlapping sets with two different transport directions. In mode 1 the set has left the collator completely before the next set enters the collator.
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• Anticipation call for the envelope is used. That means that a (folded) set is leaving the flexFeed ® already before the envelope is ready on the insert position. In mode 1 the envelope is on the insert position already before the set leaves the flexFeed
®
.
It is advised to use Mode 1 with a paper thickness of 65 g/m properly. In all other cases Mode 2 is advised.
2 or less, a document length of 12 inch (305 mm) or higher, and for situations where Mode 2 is not functioning
If you select Mode 2, select if the reply envelope has a window or not.
Document Offset
When selecting from the “supervisor menu”
, offset” menu appears.
, the “document
The vertical transport of documents fed by the various feeders is arranged in such a way that the documents are partially overlapping each other. This overlapping scheme ensures that the documents are properly aligned in the collator area.
In the “document offset” menu you can set the extend to which the documents are not overlapping each other, i.e. the document offset value. The default value is 50 mm (2.0 inch). The document offset can be varied between 20 mm (0.8 inch) and 75 mm (3.0 inch).
BRE Offset
When selecting from the “supervisor menu” menu appears.
, , the “BRE offset”
If a document is longer than the set address fold but shorter than the envelope height, this document sometimes will be unnecessarily folded. Under certain conditions this document can be prevented from being folded. This can be implemented with the menu “BRE offset” (BRE means Business Reply
Envelope).
For each of the jobs 1 through 25 and Lng (load’n Go ® ) an offset can be switched on or off using the button.
In the case of offset “on” the last document that was added to the set will be shifted from the rest of the set (offsetting). This document will be held back during a certain distance.
This means that the trailing edge of this upper document leaves the collator at last. This document will not be folded. During the insertion into the envelope the documents of the set will be realigned.
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The conditions are:
• The feeder that supplies this upper document (BRE) is set to one document per set
(no multi feeding).
• The document directly beneath this document must be at least 60 mm (2.4 inch) longer than the BRE.
• The upper document must be longer than the set address fold.
• The folding mode is either single fold or letter fold (no Z-fold).
• The upper document must be shorter than the envelope height.
Note
It is possible to use the BRE offset for a BRE and an enclosure (card) in one set. The extra condition is that this enclosure is equal to or smaller than the set address fold and should be placed direct underneath the BRE in the set.
The whole BRE offset is based on friction between documents within a set. Therefore it is necessary to make use of these conditions to reduce the risk of bad transporting, folding and inserting.
Flap Closer
When selecting from the “supervisor menu”
, , the “flap closer” menu appears. Use this function to improve the envelope sealing process for a job. The offset can be varied between -20 and 20. If for example the offset is set to +10 the sealing process will be activated 10 pulses later than initially.
For each of the jobs 1 through 25 and Lng (load’n
Go
®
) an offset can be set.
Test
The “test menu” menu can be opened from the
“supervisor menu”. Use this menu to check the system, reset all photocells and execute an OMR test. The menu consists of the following functions:
• : use this function to check if all motors, clutches and sensors are correctly connected. This test derives the status of the actuators and clutches by briefly activating the actuators and then measuring the current.
Note
Remove all paper and close all covers before testing.
• : use this function to calibrate all photocells.
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Note
Remove all paper and close all covers before calibration.
•
: use this function to align and test the OMR reading head (see ”OMR
OMR Test
The “OMR test” menu can be opened from the “test menu”. Use this menu to align and test the OMR
reading head (see ”Reading Head Position” on page
49). The menu consists of the following functions:
• : align the OMR reading head.
Put a document with reading marks in the feeder and press this button.
• : shows the mark quality and the number of read marks from the last processed document. Also the gain of the OMR amplifier is shown.
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3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1
Installation
Caution
You can severely damage the machine if it is connected to the incorrect power supply.
Before plugging in the machine, check if the local voltage is the same as the voltage mentioned on the type plate.
3.2
Preparation
3.2.1
Document Feed Trays
Place the document feed trays in position:
1. Hold the document feeder slightly inclined as shown in the figure.
2. Place the front end of the document feed tray underneath the two black rollers.
3. Move the document feed tray upwards (lifting the black rollers), until it is possible to ‘hook’ the feeder into place.
4. Move the document feed tray towards the machine and move the hooks over the mounting points (on both sides).
5. Let the document feed tray rest on the machine.
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3.3
Starting Up
To start up the system:
1. Connect the machine to the mains power supply.
2. Use the power switch to switch the machine on.
The power switch is located on the back of the machine.
The display shows “main menu (1)” (the main
displays are described in 2.4.1 ”Main Menu” on page 11).
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3.4
Loading Documents
3.4.1
Document Orientation
one document hopper swap
Type of documents two documents
Fold type document + enclosure no fold single fold letter fold double parallel fold
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and leading.
Address carrier in top linked pair feeders.
Face up and leading.
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and leading.
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and leading.
zig-zag fold
Address carrier in bottom feeder.
Face down and trailing.
Address carrier in bottom linked pair feeders.
Face down and trailing.
Address carrier in bottom feeder.
Face down and trailing.
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face down and trailing.
In case the optional extended powerFold ® is installed, the following feeding rules apply to documents with bottom address position:
Type of documents one document hopper swap two documents document + enclosure
Fold type no fold single fold zig-zag fold
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and trailing.
Address carrier in top linked pair feeders.
Face up and trailing.
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and trailing.
Address carrier in top feeder.
Face up and trailing.
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3.4.2
Side Guides
To adjust the side guides it is best to remove the document feed tray from the feeder as follows:
1. Push handle A downwards.
2. Lift the document feed tray upwards to unhook it and then pull it out from the feeder.
A
3. Loosen the knob B half a turn.
4. Grab the side guides in the middle and push them apart as far as possible.
5. Put a small stack of documents between the side guides.
6. Grab the side guides in the middle and push them towards the documents.
The space between the side guides and the documents should be such that the documents have just enough play to move freely.
7. Re-tighten knob B.
8. Remove the stack of documents.
9. Replace the document feed tray (3.2.1 ”Document Feed Trays” on page 22).
B
3.4.3
Document Separation
The term ‘Document separation’ refers to the adjustment required for separating the upper document from the rest of the documents in the stack. This prevents picking up to much documents from the stack at the same time.
The document separation for the automatic feeders is set automatically. There are no manual adjustments needed.
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The document separation for special feeders must be adjusted manually as follows:
1. Push the knob B forward until it clicks.
2. Open the left-hand side guide A by turning it downwards.
3. Place a document on the feed tray and slide it about 60 mm (2.4 inch) into the system (turn the knob B counter clockwise if the separation is set to narrow).
4. Push the document between the separation rollers, which are behind the rubber paper pullers.
A B
5. Turn the knob B clockwise to get more resistance or counter clockwise to lower the resistance.
The separation is adjusted correctly when a slight resistance is felt on the document.
6. Pull the knob B back again when ready.
7. Close the left-hand side guide.
3.4.4
Filling the Document Feed Tray
Fill the document feed tray as follows:
1. Open the left-hand side guide A by turning it downwards.
The feed rollers will automatically be lifted.
2. Place a stack of documents between the side guides.
3. Turn the left side guide upwards again.
4. Feed the documents (depending on the type of documents and the type of fold) as
shown in 3.4.1 ”Document Orientation” on page 24.
3.4.5
Adjustment of the Document Stoppers
The document stoppers mark the position at which the documents coming from the feeder turn towards the folding area. The position of the document stoppers is automatically determined by the system during the job programming.
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Initially the document stoppers are adjusted for position B. In this position a wide variety of documents can be handled (max. 297 mm; 11.7 inch) and adjustment is not needed.
When a job is selected in which a different stopper position has been programmed, the operator has to put the document stoppers in the correct position as indicated by the display.
To adjust the stopper position:
1. Lift and hold the collator arm D.
2. Squeeze the stopper and pull the front side tab up.
To replace the stopper:
A B C D
1. Place the flat back tab into the slotted hole.
2. Push the stopper into position.
Stop position A can handle documents up to 148 mm (5.8 inch), stop position B can handle documents up to 297 mm (11.7 inch) and stop position C can handle documents up to 356 mm (14 inch).
3.5
Loading Envelopes
3.5.1
Adjusting Side Guides
Adjust side guides B by rotating thumb wheel C, so that the envelopes:
• Fit exactly between the side guides
• Can move freely
Note
If the distance between the side guides is too large, the envelopes will twist sidewards, when transported into the machine.
3.5.2
Stacker Side Guides
The side guides of the stacker are adjusted simultaneously with the envelope feeder side guides by turning the thumbwheel C. There are no adjustments needed for stacking the inserted envelopes.
A B C
3.5.3
Envelope Separation
To set the envelope separation:
1. Turn knob A counter clockwise until two envelopes (flap down and trailing), one on top of the other, can be moved backward and forward between the rollers without resistance.
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2. Turn knob A clockwise until one envelope will pass between the rollers. The bottom envelope must enter the separator first.
Now the envelope separation is set.
After starting the system it may occur that more than one envelope at a time is pulled in.
In that case rotate knob A a quarter turn clockwise. Repeat if necessary to obtain correct operation.
3.5.4
Feeding Envelopes
1. Place the bottom envelope between the rollers (flap down and trailing - bottom side of envelope pointing to the machine).
2. Loosen the stack of envelopes and place the stack on top of the bottom envelope.
3.6
Sealing Envelopes
Note
Refer to 5.1 ”Operator Maintenance” on page 72 as well.
When the sealing of the envelopes is enabled, the sealing liquid reservoir must be filled.
1. Open the front cover B.
2. Fill the reservoir A to the “Max” level indication with sealing liquid.
3. Close the front cover B.
Before starting the job, wait approximately 5 minutes for the brushes to moisten.
3.7
Job Selection or load’n Go
®
When you are ready with the preparations
(paragraph 3.2 to 3.6) continue using the load’n
Go ®
function (see 3.7.1 ”Using load’n Go
(3.7.2 ”Select Another Job” on page 31).
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The load’n Go ® feature determines automatically its job settings by measuring the sizes of documents and envelope. From all feeders that are loaded one sheet will be taken. Based on the maximum document length (which is also the length of the document-set) and the length of the envelope the fold type is determined.
3.7.1
Using load’n Go
®
When load’n Go ® is started, the machine will pick one sheet from each filled feeder. The picked documents will be folded (if necessary) and inserted into an envelope.
Only the feeders that feed successfully will be selected. In the load’n Go ® job only the
Double Feed Control (DFC) of the upper feeder will be selected (automatically).
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Note
Load’n Go ® cannot be used together with linked feeders, multifeed, daily mail and OMR functionality.
The function load’n Go ® is not possible in the no envelopes mode or with usage of envelopes with open flap. For the envelope exit only the stacker is possible.
Note
Before starting load’n Go ® machine.
, be sure that no documents or envelopes are left in the
1. Load envelopes.
2. Load the documents face up and leading.
Place the address carrier in the upper feeder.
3. From the “main menu (1)”, press
.
The “load’n Go
®
” menu is displayed.
4. Press to load one envelope to the insert position in the machine.
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Insert Position
Note
This adjustment must only be checked in case of problems or when changing the envelope type.
1. Lift the unlocking lever of the upper unit and pull up the upper unit.
The flap folding line must be positioned under the green indicator B. If not, adjust the insert position as follows:
2. Press on the left or right side of to adjust the insert position to the left or the right.
Each button stroke stops the next envelope
0.5 mm (0.02 inch) to the right (earlier) or to the left (later).
3. Press to load a new envelope into the insert position.
4. Recheck the insert position, and adjust as required.
C
D
A
B
If necessary adjust the envelope insert fingers, see ”Adjust the Envelope Insert
Adjust the Envelope Insert Fingers
To adjust the envelope insert fingers:
1. Loosen the knurled knob C on top of each finger.
2. Adjust each finger so that the tip enters about 5 mm (0.2 inch) into the envelope.
3. Re-tighten the knurled knob.
The fingers can be moved sideways to the desired position.
4. Place the outer fingers about 5 to 10 mm (0.2 to 0.4 inch) from the edges of the envelope.
Check the position of the insert fingers when changing to a different type of envelope.
Address Position
When the envelope position and the position of the fingers is correct:
1. Press to load a folded sheet into the envelope.
The envelope will not be sealed and ejected to the present on deck location.
2. Check the position of the address in relation to the address window in the envelope.
3. If necessary, press the Up or Down button to adjust the address position.
Each key stroke brings the address 1 mm (0.04 inch) with a maximum of 12 mm
(0.48 inch) lower or higher.
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If the required address position is beyond the maximum range of 24 mm (0.96 inch), the load’n Go ® function can not be used. Use a programmed job instead.
4. Press to make another test run.
5. Recheck the position of the address, and adjust as required.
6. Press to leave this screen to return to the “main menu (1)” or press the button to immediately start the job.
Starting the Job
To start a job:
1. Press the button to start the job.
During running the display shows the “inserting” menu.
2. Press the button to stop the job. The machine will stop immediately.
3. Press the job.
button to clear the document path to prepare the machine for a new
When a load’n Go settings.
® job is defined successfully these settings can be stored into a job. Use
the copy function in the job menu (see 3.11 ”Copy a Job” on page 46) to store the
3.7.2
Select Another Job
To select another job:
1. Press predefined job.
to select another
2. Press the arrows to select another job number.
The screen shows the job options of the relevant
job (see 2.4.2 ”Job Info” on page 13).
3. Press to confirm the selected job.
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Perform a Test Run
To perform a test run:
1. Press menu.
to display the “test run”
A message can appear: “Set manual feeding” or
“Set automatic feeding”. In that case: a Check if the daily mail handle is in the
correct position (see 3.8 ”Run the Daily
b Correct if necessary.
c Press the button. d Press
The “test run” menu displays.
2. Press to load a new envelope into the insert position. This gives the
possibility to check and correct the insert position of the envelope (see ”Insert
3. When the envelope position and the position of the fingers is correct, press
to load a folded sheet in the envelope.
The envelope will not be sealed and ejected to the present on deck location.
When finished testing start the job (see ”Starting the Job” on page 31).
If you want to test if the job’s weight values are correctly communicated with the optional franking machine, use the transported to the envelope exit.
button. The envelope will be sealed and
3.8
Run the Daily Mail
To process documents or sets of documents, which can not be processed automatically
(e.g. stapled documents), the top feeder is equipped with a daily mail switch.
To switch to the daily mail function:
1. Select a job where the daily mail function has been set to “on”:
-
-
From the “main menu (1)”, press .
Search for a job with the daily mail function using the arrows. The daily mail function can be recognized by the icon in the “job info” screen.
Press to select the job and return to the “main menu (1)”.
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2. Turn left side guide A of the upper tray down.
The Daily Mail handle B will become visible.
B
3. Move the handle function.
to enable the Daily Mail
4. Turn left side guide A upwards.
5. Place the document or document set in the feeder.
If necessary adjust the side guides (see
3.4.2 ”Side Guides” on page 25).
6. Press the button to start the job.
A
The document or document set will be folded and inserted in the envelope as described in the selected job.
7. Place the following document or document set in the feeder. The machine will keep running to process the inserted document or document set.
8. When finished with Daily Mail, press the
9. Turn left side guide A down.
button to stop the job.
10. Move the Daily Mail handle to the ‘AUTO’ position to disable the Daily Mail and to enable the automatic document separation.
3.9
Create a Job
To create a new job:
1. Press
2. Enter the pin code.
from “main menu (2)” (see 2.4.1 ”Main Menu” on page 11).
The “job menu” opens (see 2.4.5 ”Job Menu” on page 16).
3. Press .
The “create job” menu appears.
4. Click to create a new job using the job creation wizard or click users only).
(experienced
If you use the job creation wizard the system stores the new job under the lowest free job number.
If you use the advanced way you can manually select a free job number to save the new job. The screen will show the lowest free job number.
Press the arrows to select a higher or lower free job number (if available).
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5. Press to confirm the selected free job number.
The “job settings” screen opens. The meaning of all buttons and settings will be
explained in 3.9.1 ”Job Settings” on page 35.
Note
A new selected job number starts with default settings.
6. Press and name.
to save the job with the entered settings under the specified job number
To name a job, see 3.9.7 ”Job Name” on page 43.
7. Press
to perform a test run with the new job settings (see ”Perform a
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3.9.1
Job Settings
From the “job settings” menu the following settings are available:
Envelope settings (see 3.9.2 ”Envelope
Document settings (see 3.9.3 ”Document
Fold settings (see 3.9.4 ”Fold Settings” on page 38)
Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) settings (if
installed) (see 3.9.5 ”Optical Mark
Recognition Settings (Option)” on page 39)
Double feed control settings (see
3.9.6 ”Double Feed Control Settings” on page 42)
Job name settings (see 3.9.7 ”Job Name” on page 43)
Exit settings (see 3.9.8 ”Exit Select
Mailing/Franking settings (if installed) (see
3.9.9 ”Mailing/Franking Settings (Option)” on page 44)
Mail Piece Production Control (MPPC) settings (if installed)
See the appendix operator manual Mail
Piece Production Control
3.9.2
Envelope Settings
In this screen the properties of the used envelopes must be entered. Also the sealing can be switched on and off.
In the top of the screen, two selection buttons are displayed, from which one can be selected. The selected settings button will be highlighted yellow.
• Press to select an envelope size. Use the upper button to enter the applicable dimensions.
It is also possible to select ISO standard envelopes or dimensions in inches (depends on the installation settings).
The envelope height can be set between 90 mm (3.5 inch) and 162 mm (6.38 inch).
Use the second button to enter the envelope weight. Weight information is used
for selecting exit settings (see 3.9.8 ”Exit Select Settings” on page 43).
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Use the button to switch automatic envelope sealing on, off or OMR (in case of
an OMR job, see ”Sealing Control” on page 53).
• Press to set a job without inserting the documents in envelopes (no envelope mode). This can be useful for jobs, where documents only have to be sorted and/or folded.
Note
When no envelopes is selected the exit will be set to stacker.
Note
When no envelopes is selected the side guides of the stacker must be adjusted according
3.9.3
Document Settings
This screen enables the setting of the document formats and the number of documents that must be picked from the different feeders.
• Press to set the number of sheets for the different feeders.
-
-
Press to select a feeder or the optional versaFeeder ® highlighted.
. The selected feeder will be
Press the arrows to change the number of sheets that must be picked from the highlighted feeder. When the number of documents is 0, the relevant feeder will be deselected.
Note
When a feeder is set to daily mail the number of documents is always 1 and can not be set in this screen.
Note
The maximum number of sheets per feeder is 25. When folding is used the maximum set thickness is 8 sheets in letter fold and 10 sheets (80 gr./m2) in single fold. When using powerFold ®
and bottom address (see 3.9.4 ”Fold Settings” on page 38) the number of
sheets is limited further.
• Press to enter the document height. The height or the ISO format of the document will be displayed next to the relevant feeder.
Press to select a feeder. The selected feeder will be highlighted.
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Press document.
to display a numeric keypad to enter the exact dimension of the
Dimensions can be entered in mm, inches or as standard ISO paper dimensions
(depending on installation settings). The machine will not allow entering dimensions outer technical ranges. The document size can be set between 90 mm
(3.54 inch) and 356 mm (14 inch).
The default document size setting of a new job is 297 mm (11.7 inch). This is position B in the collator area.
When the document size is decreased in such a way that an earlier collator stop position can be used, a screen will be shown when the button is pressed. When
YES is selected, each time the job is selected the paper stoppers have to be set according to the job. When NO is selected the original stop position will be used.
• Press to link two feeders. This function enables to fill two adjacent feeders with the same documents. When the first feeder is empty, the system automatically swaps to the other feeder.
Press to select two adjacent feeders. The selected feeders will be highlighted.
Press to link two highlighted feeders.
The will be displayed between the selected feeders.
Note
When linking two feeders, the program will automatically apply the number and format of the documents of the lowest feeder to the other feeder.
Note
When a feeder is selected for OMR the feeder below can not be linked to this reading feeder. The reading feeder can be linked to a feeder above when it is not selected for selective feeding.
• Press to enter the setting of the Daily Mail function.
This function enables to process documents or sets of documents, which can not be
processed automatically (see 3.8 ”Run the Daily Mail” on page 32). The feeder that is
fit for the Daily Mail function will automatically be selected.
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Press to enable the Daily Mail function. The icon appears behind the daily mail feeder. If you press again the Daily Mail function will be disabled.
Note
The daily mail function is only available when OMR is not activated. When daily mail is set the links to the daily mail feeder will be deselected automatically.
Note
When the daily mail function is selected DFC is not available.
• Press to enter the document weights for all selected feeders. Weight information
is used for selecting exit settings (see 3.9.8 ”Exit Select Settings” on page 43).
3.9.4
Fold Settings
This screen enables the adjustment of the folding dimensions and the address type.
If the system is equipped with a third fold table and turning unit (“extended powerFold ® ”) the “fold settings” menu consists of two parts:
• In the first part you can set the Address type.
You can switch between Top and Bottom using the button. If you choose Address type
Bottom you only have three possible fold settings left.
After pressing the button the second fold setting screen opens.
• In the second fold setting screen you can select the fold type.
The following choices are available:
No fold (no settings required)
Single fold
Letter fold
Double parallel fold
Zig-zag fold
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Except when no fold is required, the display shows a simple diagram of the document with the fold positions. To change the fold positions press required position of the relevant fold.
The next table shows possible fold positions:
Fold type
Single fold
Letter fold
Zig-zag fold
Double parallel fold
First fold
Second fold
First fold
Second fold
First fold
Second fold
next to a fold. Enter the
Minimum position
75 mm (2.95")
25 mm (0.98") (extended powerFold ® )
75 mm (2.95")
25 mm (0.98") (extended powerFold ® )
Position first fold plus
25 mm (0.98")
75 mm (2.95")
25 mm (0.98") (extended powerFold
®
)
Position first fold plus
25 mm (0.98")
75 mm (2.95")
25 mm (0.98") (extended powerFold
®
)
Position first fold plus
25 mm (0.98")
Maximum position
Longest document length minus 25 mm (0.98")
Longest document length minus 50 mm (1.97")
Longest document length minus 25 mm (0.98")
Longest document length minus 100 mm (3.94")
Longest document length minus 75 mm (2.95")
Longest document length minus 50 mm (1.97")
Longest document length minus 25 mm (0.98")
Note
The display will indicate when entered positions are out of range.
3.9.5
Optical Mark Recognition Settings (Option)
For a full function description of Optical Mark
Recognition (OMR), see 4.2 ”Optical Mark
Recognition (OMR)” on page 48. Flex-OMR is also
optional. Flex-OMR can read non-Neopost codes.
In the “OMR settings” menu it is possible to enable or disable the OMR function and to adjust the basic settings for OMR.
The first “OMR settings” menu covers the following settings:
• Code type: default is the setting “none”: OMR is disabled.
Change the setting using the
-
button. The following codes are possible:
1-track OMR for reading Neopost codes
2-track OMR for reading Neopost code (only OMR level 5)
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Flex 1-9 for reading non-Neopost codes (only if flex dongle is installed)
• Read from feeder: press the button to select a feeder to activate OMR on.
• Reverse reading: reverse reading means that the insert mark is on the first page of the set. The system will detect the end of a set by detecting the first page of the next set. Because of the feeding and collating principal reverse reading has the following limitations:
The last mark of the code should be printed maximally 85 mm (3.3 inch) from the top.
Enclosures and selective enclosures cannot be handled. When a versaFeeder can be handled with reverse reading.
® module is added to the system configuration, enclosures and selective enclosures
When reverse reading is used, the reverse reading symbol (
“job info” screen.
) is shown in the
In case the feeder runs empty, the last set is still on the collator because the beginning of the next set could not be detected. In this case the feeder empty
button the set on the message contains an collator will be inserted.
function. By pressing the
Note
Reverse reading is not available in OMR level 0, 1, 2 and 3.
By pressing the button the next “OMR settings” menu appears. This menu covers the following settings:
• 1st mark from top: press to set the position of the first optical mark, measured from top of the sheet. The value can be varied between 15 mm (0.6 inch) and 277 mm
(10.9 inch).
• Max. sheets: select the maximum amount of sheets in the set of documents using the arrow buttons.
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Note
The maximum number of sheets in a set is 25. When the number of sheets exceeds 8 or
10, depending on the fold, the document can not be folded anymore. In this case, the maximum length of sheets is 156 mm (6.1 inch) for a C5 envelope. Also make sure that the fold is set to No fold.
Ignoring this will certainly lead to stoppages.
When the maximum number of sheets exceeds the programmed maximum number of sheets in a set, the machine stops and error VS:110 will be displayed. After removing the set and pressing the button, the machine will start and repeat the process until an insert or divert mark is encountered, error VS:135 (final set part) will be displayed.
By pressing the button the next “OMR settings” menu appears. This menu covers the following setting:
• Stop on misread: press to set if the machine should stop or not on misreading an optical mark.
When “stop on misread” is set to “yes”, the machine stops after detecting an OMR misreading. The incorrect set is diverted. After resetting the machine, the final part of the set is also diverted and the system starts processing again. The diverted set(s) should be checked by the operator.
When “stop on misread” is set to “no” the machine does not stop after detecting an OMR misreading. The incorrect set is diverted. The final part of the set is also diverted and then the machine starts processing again. After detecting 5 OMR misreadings in a row, the system stops and an error code is generated.
By pressing the button the next “OMR settings” menu appears. Select the button to select if an envelope leaves from the stacker if an OMR-mark is read or if no OMR-mark is read (space). For the side exit the opposite applies.
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3.9.6
Double Feed Control Settings
This screen enables to set the Double Feed Control
(DFC) settings for the different feeders on or off and to set the thickness measurement.
To set the DFC for the different feeders:
1. Press the button to select a feeder or de optional versaFeeder
®
.
2. Press the or off - .
button to switch the DFC on -
If the DFC is on you can set Continue on double on or off using the button. If
Continue on double is on (“yes”), the machine will not stop if two sheets are feeded instead of one. The document-set containing the double sheets will be diverted.
When a job is started, the first document taken per feeder is used for a reference measurement. When a document is exceeding that reference thickness an error will be displayed.
Note
When Daily mail is selected, the DFC will be switched off automatically.
To set the thickness measurement:
1. Press the button to select the inserter area.
2. Press the button to switch the thickness measurement on - or off - .
If the thickness measurement is on you can set the measurement area:
3. Press the button.
4. Set the measurement area using the arrow buttons and press the button.
The standard position of the measurement area is sufficient for a great variety of documents. Only when using special types of documents, for example small cards, the position of the measurement area might be adjusted.
When the set thickness is not corresponding the reference value an error will be displayed.
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3.9.7
Job Name
It is possible to store the job with a meaningful job name, to easily recognize the job. This name will be displayed in the Main screen during job selection.
1. Enter a job name using the alpha-numeric keypad.
2. Press to clear a character left of the cursor position (backspace).
3. Press to clear all entered characters and start again.
3.9.8
Exit Select Settings
In the “exit select settings” menu it is possible to change the sorting of filled envelopes that leave the system. You can choose between three or eight (if the optional OMR is installed) selection criteria. The screen dump shows the possible settings for an OMR job.
Possible exit settings are:
• Select the button to set a preferred exit: change the setting using the following settings are possible:
-
button. The
Stacker: if you select stacker you can choose to let the system continue on the side exit if the stacker is full
Side exit
• Select the button if you want to create batches. Alternate batches of inserted envelopes are stacked or leave from the side exit depending on the preset counter.
The batch counter can be set from 1 to 250 in steps of one inserted envelop per exit.
Default the batch counter is set to 50.
• Select the button if you want to select the exit depending on document-set thickness. Use this menu to select the exit for document-sets that are too thin or too thick. At the inserter the thickness is measured and compared to a reference thickness. Depending on the selection in this menu the envelopes leave from the stacker or the side exit. The first document-set determines the reference thickness.
• Select the button if you want to select the exit depending on OMR-marks. The screen shows the selected exit if no OMR-mark is read (space) or if an OMR-mark is
read. The selection is set in the OMR settings, see 3.9.5 ”Optical Mark Recognition
Settings (Option)” on page 39.
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• Select the button if you want to select the exit depending on if the envelopes are closed (sealed) or open (not sealed). This selection is only possible with OMR: no mark (space) means sealed, a mark means not sealed.
• Select the button if you want to select the exit depending on the weight of the filled envelope. Use the button to select which envelopes will leave from the stacker and which from the side exit. The reference weight is calculated depending on the envelope weight and the weight of the inserted document-set. The weight of the inserted document-set depends on the amount of sheets (OMR). To change the default reference weight, press the button.
• Select the button if you want to create batches depending on the OMR-marks.
The batch counter can be set from 1 to 250 in steps of one inserted envelop per exit.
Default the batch counter is set to 50. The preferred exit will change if the batch is complete or an OMR-mark changes.
• Select the button if you want to select the exit depending on the weight of the filled envelope and OMR-marks. Use the button to select which envelopes will leave from the stacker and which from the side exit. The reference weight is calculated depending on the envelope weight and the weight of the inserted document-set. To change this default reference weight, press the button.
Press the button to see which exit the system chooses, depending on the weight and the OMR-marks.
3.9.9
Mailing/Franking Settings (Option
1
)
If this machine is connected to a mailing/franking machine, this option allows you to select the franking mode.
Press the button to select:
• Pass through
The mailing (franking) machine will let the envelopes pass through without printing/ franking. Press the the “job menu”.
• Franking machine
button to return to
1. Ask your supplier if this option is available in your country, and for your mailing/franking machine.
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The mailing (franking) machine will print/frank the envelopes according to the local mailing (franking) machines settings.
If you press the button a screen appears in which it is possible to link a mailing (franking) job to the inserter job. Use the arrow buttons to select a job. If no link is required, select
“Current job”. Press the to the “job menu”.
• Inserter data
button to return
The mailing (franking) machine will print/frank the envelopes according to the weight and size data communicated by the inserter.
If you press the button a screen appears via which the weight of single documents and envelopes and the envelope width can be entered. Use the
and buttons to enter these data. Press the button to return to the previous screen.
To link a mailing (franking) job to the inserter job, use the arrow buttons to select a
button to return to job. If no link is required, select “Current job”. Press the the “job menu”.
Refer to the appendix for an extensive description of this option.
3.10
Edit a Job
To edit an existing job:
1. Press from “main menu (2)”
(see 2.4.1 ”Main Menu” on page 11).
2. Enter the pin code.
The “job menu” opens (see 2.4.5 ”Job Menu” on page 16).
3. Press .
The “edit job” menu appears.
4. Press the arrows if you want to select an other job number.
5. Press to confirm the selected job number.
The “job settings” screen opens. Refer to 3.9.1 ”Job Settings” on page 35 for the
meaning of all buttons and settings.
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6. Press and name.
to save the job with the entered settings under the specified job number
To name a job, see 3.9.7 ”Job Name” on page 43.
7. Press
to perform a test run with the new job settings (see ”Perform a
3.11
Copy a Job
To copy existing job settings or load’n Go
®
jobs to a new job:
1. Press
2. Enter the pin code.
from “main menu (2)” (see 2.4.1 ”Main Menu” on page 11).
The “job menu” opens (see 2.4.5 ”Job Menu” on page 16).
3. Press .
The “copy job” menu appears.
4. Press the arrows if you want to select an other job number to copy from or to copy to.
Note
You can only copy job settings to new jobs.
5. Press for details of the job to copy from.
6. Press to copy the job settings.
If all jobs are programmed the display shows “No more free jobs”.
It is possible to copy a load’n Go ® job into a job. Before a load’n Go ® job can be copied load’n Go ®
has to be defined successfully (see 3.7.1 ”Using load’n Go ® ” on page 28).
3.12
Delete a Job
To delete an existing job:
1. Press
from “main menu (2)” (see 2.4.1 ”Main Menu” on page 11).
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2. Enter the pin code.
The “job menu” opens (see 2.4.5 ”Job Menu” on page 16).
3. Press .
The “delete job” menu appears.
4. Press the arrows if you want to select an other job number.
5. Press for job details.
6. Press . The job will be deleted without a warning.
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4. OPTIONS
4.1
Activate an Option
To activate a new option:
1. From the “supervisor menu” choose .
Software options are enabled using license codes. These license codes, together with the identification number of the machine enable the relevant options. The enabled and available software options are displayed in this screen. Contact your dealer for information about these license codes.
2. Press to activate other software options.
3. Enter the license key code that you received from the supplier to activate the relevant option on this machine.
Use the arrow keys to navigate through the entered characters.
4. Press to confirm the license key and to return to the “options” menu.
5. Switch the system off and on.
4.2
Optical Mark Recognition (OMR)
4.2.1
General
The folding and inserting system can be equipped with Optical Mark Recognition (OMR, 1track or 2-track) or Flex-OMR. This allows the system to read special codes that have been printed on the documents. These codes contain information about the processing of the sheets. With Flex-OMR, the system can also ‘read’ non-Neopost codes. The system can be
equipped with two reading heads (2-track OMR, see 4.2.5 ”2-track OMR” on page 56).
The sheets with the printed code are placed in a feeder. Depending on the programmed code, the other feeders can be used as selective feeders to add enclosures.
In case of a zig-zag fold, the address has to be printed on the last page of the set. With the other fold types, the first sheet of a set always contains the address. A full length code is printed on every sheet of a set.
The code on the last sheet of the set contains the insert instruction. The other sheets carry the accumulate instruction. If a parity check is used, this is checked on each sheet.
If the set contains only one sheet, it is the ‘last’ sheet. The code must appear in the same location on every page regardless of the actual code length.
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4.2.2
Adjustments
Reading Head Position
The horizontal position of the reading head must be aligned to the same position of the printed marks on the documents. To align the reading head, proceed as follows:
1. Open the “OMR test” menu from the “Test
menu” (refer to 2.4.6 ”Supervisor Menu” on page 16).
2. Press procedure.
to start the alignment
3. Put a document with reading marks in the feeder (either feeder 1 or 2, depending on the selected job).
4. Press .
The document will be transported to the reading head position.
5. Open the special OMR reading head cover in the feeder.
6. Shift the reading head until the red pointer is positioned exactly above the middle of the reading marks.
7. Open the vertical transport cover and remove the document.
8. Press to determine the alignment.
9. Press to finish the alignment procedure.
Note
When the reading head is aligned it is possible that paper guides have to be removed and placed on the other side of the reading head.
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4.2.3
Document Orientation
Switch on the OMR-function and set the position of the reading marks as described in
“Optical Mark Recognition Settings (Option)” on page 39.
Document orientation:
Fold type Type of documents
direction no fold letter fold single fold double parallel fold address
OMR start reading
OMR first page stop reading
Address carrier, face up and leading.
(duplex printed)
123 direction address
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1 zig-zag fold
OMR stop reading
OMR start reading last page
Address carrier, face down and trailing.
4.2.4
OMR Codes
Printing Quality
• Marks should be printed in black.
• Marks on the same sheet must have equal intensity.
• Marks must be printed on the same position on every sheet.
• For matrix printers near letter quality (NLQ) printed characters are preferred to obtain maximum blackness (double strike).
• Be aware of background ‘noise’. Color changes on the form, background design, a logo or copy on the opposite side of the sheet that will bleed through can be read by the reading head causing disturbances of the OMR function.
• The ribbon or toner quality must be checked before printing.
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Minimum Code / Basic Commands
The minimum code is one mark in one line (insert).
However for reliability it is advised to use at least 2 marks.
The first line is the start mark (1-track OMR only).
A mark printed on the second line means insert. No mark on the second line means accumulate.
Start mark
Insert/accumulate
Note
In some cases, on request of the customer, the reading of the basic commands can be reversed by the service organization. This means that no mark is interpreted as an insert command and that for the accumulate command a mark has to be printed.
Code Position and Free Area
• The code must be printed minimally 15 mm (0.59 inch) away from top and 20 mm
(0.79 inch) from the bottom of the sheet.
• Default the first mark from the top is set to 100 mm (3.9 inch).
• From the left hand and right hand side 7 mm (0.28 inch) must be kept clear.
• The code must appear in the same location and have a consistent number of marks on every page.
• For each additional mark one additional line is necessary.
Length
Above the first mark and below the last mark a space of 8.5 mm (0.33") must be kept without printing.
This means that the minimum code area consists of 6 lines:
• 2 lines to print the (basic) commands
• 4 lines free space
Line distance may be 2.54 mm (0.1") to 6.35 mm
(0.4").
8,5 mm
8,5 mm
6,3 mm
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4
Line 5
Line 6
Code Width, Character Spacing and Pitch
The minimum width of the code area is 7 character spaces. From left to right:
4,2 mm 4,2 mm
• 2 characters space not printed (4.2 mm; 0.17")
• Track mark (3 characters or 6.3 mm; 0.24")
• 2 character spaces not printed
Pitch 10 or 12 is accepted.
The track mark can be printed using the underline sign (_), which must have a thickness of at least 0.2 mm (0.08").
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Additional Marks
When it is required to control more functions in the inserter system, the use of more marks is needed.
The following additional functions are possible via software options:
• Divert mark (divert & continue)
• Stop mark (divert & stop)
• 1 mark: selective feed from station x (max. 6 depending on configuration)
• 1 mark: selective feed from (optional) versaFeeder ®
• Exit control mark
• Present on deck & continue mark
• Present on deck & stop mark
• Sealing control mark
• 1, 2 or 3 marks: respectively sequence check 4,
2 and 1
• 1 mark: parity check mark (even)
• 1 mark: safety mark (1-track OMR only)
General remarks:
Start mark
Insert/accumulate
Divert & continue
Divert & stop
Selective feed 1
Selective feed 2
Selective feed 3
Selective feed 4
Selective feed 5
Selective feed 6
Selective feed VersaFeeder
Exit control
Present on deck & continue
Present on deck & stop
Sealing control
Sequence check 4
Sequence check 2
Sequence check 1
Parity (even parity)
Safety mark
• The marks must always be used in the above sequence.
• If a function is suppressed the following function will move upwards one line.
• The chosen code must always be used on all material which must be processed by the
Optical Mark Recognition.
• The length of the code and the mark definition is a service setting.
• Other marks/functions are possible via special codes (Flex codes).
Divert Mark (Divert & Continue)
The set will be diverted and the system continues.
Stop Mark (Divert & Stop)
The set will be diverted and the system stops indicating error VS:113 (stop mark read).
2-track OMR: the Divert and Stop mark are combined in one mark (see 4.2.5 ”2-track
Selective Feed Mark
The machine will selectively feed an enclosure when commanded so.
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Exit Control
The following exit control possibilities are available:
• When the “exit control” mark is printed, sets will be sent to the stacker. When no “exit control” mark is printed, sets will leave the machine from the side exit.
• When the “exit control” mark is printed, sets will leave the machine from the side exit.
When no “exit control” mark is printed, sets will be sent to the stacker.
Present on Deck & Continue
When the “present on deck & continue” mark is printed, sets will be sorted and leave from the upper unit. The system does not stop processing.
Note
The envelopes will not be sealed.
Present on Deck & Stop
When the “present on deck & stop” mark is printed special sets will be sorted and leave from the upper unit. However in this case the system will stop.
Note
The envelopes will not be sealed.
Sealing Control
When the “sealing control” mark is printed, sets will not be sealed. When no “sealing control” mark is printed, sets will be sealed.
Sequence Check
Sheets in a stack can accidentally get out of sequence or can be missing. This can be detected by the machine: each sheet has a number that forms part of the reading code.
These are the available possibilities:
• Pages are numbered 1-2-1-2-1-etc. This requires one additional sequence mark.
• Pages are numbered 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4-1-
2-etc. (see figure). This requires two additional sequence marks.
• Pages are numbered 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-1-
2-3-etc. This requires three additional sequence marks.
#1
#2
1
A 2
A 3
B 4
B 5
B 6
C
#3
#4
#1
#2
#3
7
C
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Pages numbered 1-2-1-2-1-etc., one sequence mark used (first sequence check position)
sheet 1: no mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 2: a mark printed sequence 1 sheet 3: etc. no mark printed sequence check 1
Pages numbered 1-2-3-4-1-2-etc., two marks used (first and second sequence check position)
sheet 1: no mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 2: sheet 3: no mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 a mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 4: a mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 etc.
Pages numbered 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-1-2-etc., three marks used (first, second and third sequence check position)
sheet 1: no mark printed sequence check 4 no mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 2: sheet 3: sheet 4: sheet 5: no mark printed sequence check 4 no mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 no mark printed sequence check 4 a mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1 no mark printed sequence check 4 a mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 a mark printed sequence check 4 no mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1
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sheet 6: a mark printed sequence check 4 no mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 7: a mark printed sequence check 4 a mark printed sequence check 2 no mark printed sequence check 1 sheet 8: a mark printed sequence check 4 a mark printed sequence check 2 a mark printed sequence check 1 etc.
Parity Mark
By adding a parity mark the reading code can be checked. When the 1-track code is used the sum of the marks has to be even.
Safety Mark (only 1-track OMR)
The safety mark is used as an extra security. With skewed paper the reading head can miss part of the reading code. In these situations the safety mark is not read, and the system will give an error.
The safety mark also indicates the end of the reading code.
This mark must always be present on the document if it has been activated as an OMR code.
Examples of OMR Code
In the figure the legend for the following example is shown. In this example feeder station 1 is the reading feeder. The feeder stations 2 through 6 are selected for selective feeding.
or
Normal paper flow
Start mark
Safety mark reading direction mark printed no mark printed accumalate insert no selective feed wanted, mark not printed selective feed wanted, mark printed
Skewed paper flow
Start mark
Safety mark reading direction selective feeder 6 selective feeder 5 selective feeder 4 selective feeder 3 selective feeder 2 reading feeder 1
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Example Code
In this example a set of 8 sheets with three selective feeds (station 2, 3 and 4) and three sequence check marks is shown.
• The first position is used for the start mark which must be printed on every sheet.
• The second mark position is used for the insert/ accumulate command. The mark is printed on the last sheet of the set (inserting is required).
Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 Sheet 5 Sheet 6 Sheet 7
• Position 3, 4 and 5 are reserved for selective feeding from station 2, 3 and 4. Print a mark on position 3 when a selective feed from station 2 is required. Print a mark on position 4 when a selective feed from station 3 is required. Print a mark on position 5 when a selective feed from station 4 is required. The marks are printed on the last sheet of the set.
• Position 6, 7 and 8 are used for the sequence check marks. The meaning of the
sequence check marks is explained in section ”Sequence Check” on page 53.
Sheet 8
4.2.5
2-track OMR
2-track OMR uses two OMR-tracks to read OMR data from. The main purpose of 2-track
OMR is reliability. The marks on the second track are inverted. This means that when a mark is read at the first track no mark (space) is expected at the second track. Two track
OMR is only possible when the feeder is equipped with two reading heads and OMR level 5 is installed.
The insert/accumulate and divert (stop and continue) are combined in two marks. The start mark and safety mark are not available in 2-track OMR.
The table on the next page supplies an overview of the OMR-marks for 2-track OMR. A stands for the first track, B for the second track.
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4.3
Online Services
4.3.1
General
The folding and inserting system can be equipped with Online Services. This option enables the machine to connect to a central server. During the connection data is downloaded to and uploaded from the machine. The machine always initiates the connection, it is not possible to make a connection from outside to the machine. Ask your supplier if this option is available.
4.3.2
Start-Up Online Services
To start-up Online Services:
1. Select from the “main menu (2)”.
2. Enter the PIN-code 2546 to access the supervisor menu.
3. Press .
The “Online Services” menu shows the following functions:
• : opens the “connection” menu to create a connection to a central server and to view the connection history (see
4.3.3 ”Connection” on page 58).
• : opens the “messages” menu to view received messages (see
• : opens the “configuration” menus to change Online Services settings (see
4.3.5 ”Configuration Menu” on page 60).
4.3.3
Connection
The machine makes a connection on fixed times. It is possible that you manually connect the machine to the server. To connect to the server:
1. Press menu.
in the “Online Services”
The display shows the “connection” menu.
2. Press to manually connect the machine to the OLS server.
You can view the status of the connection on the screen. The text on the button changes to
Press to terminate connection with the server.
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The “connection menu” shows the following functions:
• : opens the “history” menu to view the connection history (see
• : this button appears when the machine received new messages and
opens the “messages” menu (see 4.3.4 ”Messages” on page 59).
History
The “history” menu shows previous connections of the machine to the server.
1. Press or connection.
to select a previous
2. Press to view details on selected previous connection.
4.3.4
Messages
After pressing in the “Online Services” menu the display will show messages received from the server. A message has content like a new job.
1. Press or to select a message.
2. Press selected message.
for more information over a
In case a new job can be installed the button appears.
To install a new job:
1. Press .
The “new job” menu appears. Press job.
2. Press
After pressing
for more information on the new
to install the new job or press
a confirmation menu opens:
to reject the new job.
• In case of a new job press a Job” on page 33).
or to select a free job number (see 3.9 ”Create
Press menu.
to confirm the selected job number or press to return to message
After conforming the installation of the new job the “message” menu appears.
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4.3.5
Configuration Menu
in the “Online Services” menu the “configuration” menu opens. Use this menu to modify the OLS settings.
The menu consists of two screens containing the following functions:
• Dial tone detection on / off
This setting is required if no dial tone is heard during establishing a connection. The default value is on. This setting is relevant to some
PABX telephone switch systems.
Press to switch the dial tone detection on or off.
• Telephone number of server: contact your supplier for the telephone number of the
OLS server.
To change the number: a Press . b Enter the correct number using the numeric keypad. c Press to confirm the new number.
• Prefix: use this function in case you need to dial a certain number or string to access an outside line. a Press .
b Enter the correct prefix using the numeric keypad. c Press to confirm the new number.
• Country: enter the country from where you are dialing.
Select the correct country from a list by pressing
• Date and time: enter the current date and time.
or .
a Press . b Enter the correct date and time using the numeric keypad. c Press to confirm the new number.
• Volume of modem: set the modem volume. a Press or to change the volume of the speaker.
Do not set the volume to zero as the sound of the modem is helpful during remote assistance.
b Press to confirm modified settings.
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4.4
MaxiFeeder™(MF-1)
4.4.1
Function
The maxiFeeder™ is a feeder that can be loaded with a high number of documents. This feeder is intended to be used for Business Reply Envelopes (BRE), but also ‘standard’ documents up to 356 mm (14") length can be processed with it. It is possible to install two maxiFeeders™ to the system.
4.4.2
Preparations
The maxiFeeder™ should be installed at the position of feeder no. 1 and / or 4.
It can be placed into position in the same way as the other document feeders are fitted.
Proceed as follows:
1. Lift the paper feed rollers with the front edge of the maxiFeeder™.
2. Move the maxiFeeder™ forward until it hooks behind the frame axle.
3. Connect the connector A to the socket B.
The maxiFeeder™ is auto-detected by the system when it is switched on. This makes it easy to switch over from the standard document feed tray to the maxiFeeder™ and vice versa.
Note
To allow easier hooking on of the maxiFeeder™ it is advised to put the feeding plate in the rear position (see 4.4.4 ”Document Separation” on page 62).
To make use of a maxiFeeder™ it is not necessary to (re-)program the jobs.
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4.4.3
Adjust Side Guides
Adjust the side guides:
1. Take a stack of documents/BREs and place them in the feed tray.
BREs with flap down and leading (top side pointing to machine).
2. Adjust the side guides by turning the thumb wheel A so the documents/BREs just fit and can move without resistance.
Too much play causes skewing.
A
4.4.4
Document Separation
When the maxiFeeder™ is used at an automatic separation feeder, the separation is set automatically.
The maxiFeeder™ can also be used on a feeder position with a manually adjusted separation.
To adjust, proceed as follows:
1. Remove feeders 2 and 3.
D
Note
The lowest feeder is feeder 1.
2. Squeeze the two blue handles A and B and shift the feeding plate C as far as possible to the front.
3. Push knob D forward until it clicks.
4. Place a document/BRE on the feed tray and slide it in the machine till the leading edge is not visible anymore. Turn knob D counterclockwise if the separation is set to narrow.
5. Push the document/BRE between the rollers.
6. Turn knob D clockwise to get more resistance and counterclockwise if the separation is set to narrow.
The separation is adjusted correctly when a slight resistance is felt on the document/BRE.
7. Pull knob D back when ready.
8. Remount feeders 2 and 3.
A B C
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4.4.5
Feeding Documents
To feed documents:
1. Squeeze the two blue handles A and B.
2. Shift the feeding plate C to the rear position.
3. Loosen the stack of documents and place them in the feeder.
BREs with flap down and leading (top side pointing to machine).
The feeding plate assembly will be shifted up automatically (when the system starts processing) until documents/BREs are underneath the rubber paper pullers.
Note
When filling the maxiFeeder™, make sure that the document/BREs are positioned parallel in relation to the feed plate to ensure correct feeding.
Note
When longer documents are used, plate C can be extended by pulling out the adjustable feed plate extension.
4.5
VersaFeeder
®
(VF-3)
The versaFeeder ® is used to feed booklets, regardless of the thickness of the cover, to the document flow from the feeder to the inserter.
Because of the location of the versaFeeder ®
(downstream the feeder module) documents feeded by the versaFeeder ® will not be folded.
When the versaFeeder
®
is added to the configuration this is shown in the screens at the display. The figure shows an example.
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4.5.1
Installation
Warning
• Always switch off the system before connecting to, or disconnecting from any attached units.
Attaching to an Inserter
When installing the versaFeeder ® directly to the inserter, install the module in the following manner:
1. Disconnect the inserter connecting cable from the feeder.
Put the connecting cable to the right hand side of the feeder.
2. Lift the feeder and uncouple it from the inserter.
Move the feeder to create enough space for the versaFeeder
®
.
3. Place both hands under the left and right-hand side panel of the versaFeeder ® .
4. Lift the versaFeeder ® sides are now locked.
above the fixing plates and lower it until it locks into place. Both
5. Place both hands under the left and right-hand side panel of the feeder module.
6. Lift the feeder above the versaFeeder ® place. Both sides are now locked.
fixing plates and lower it until it locks into
Connection Cable
1. Connect the 12-pole connector of the inserter to the 12-pole socket located on the right-hand side of the feeder.
2. Connect the 12-pole connector of the versaFeeder ® feeder.
to the 12-pole socket of the
Power Inlet
The power inlet is located on the right-hand side of the feeder and contains the main fuse.
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4.5.2
Operating Controls
A Separation adjustment wheel
B Side guides
C Hopper side guide adjustment thumbwheel
D Release handle separation unit
E Release handle feed unit
F Feed unit push down area
4.5.3
Side Guide Adjustment
The side guides can be adjusted manually as follows:
1. Place a stack of documents into the feeder.
2. Adjust the hopper side guides B by turning the thumbwheel C.
Provide just enough space for the documents to move freely. Too much play causes skewing.
B
C
A
B
D
C
E
F
4.5.4
Document Separation Adjustment
When adjusting the document separation take into account the tensive force of the separation rollers.
Note
Check before the adjustment that the release handle D for the separation unit is in the closed (down) position.
The document separation can be adjusted manually as follows:
1. Turn the separation adjustment wheel A counter clockwise until a document can be moved backwards and forwards without resistance.
2. Turn the separation adjustment wheel clockwise until a slight resistance is felt on the document when the document is moved backwards and forwards.
A
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Turn the separation adjustment wheel clockwise to get more resistance or counter clockwise to lower the resistance.
Check the separation before starting the system. After starting the system it may occur that more than one document at a time is pulled in. If this happens, turn the separation adjustment wheel more clockwise to obtain correct operation. For poor feeding turn the separation adjustment wheel counter clockwise.
4.5.5
Hopper Capacity
To avoid irregular feeding there are three levels for the maximum heights of the hopper capacity. The symbols for these three levels are printed on the right hand side guide of the hopper. The level indication is a guideline.
Maximum hopper capacity for single sheets: minimum sheet quality: 80 gr/m 2 (maximum height: 50 mm).
Maximum hopper capacity for booklets with a weak cover (maximum height: 150 mm).
Maximum hopper capacity of booklets with a tough cover (maximum height: 250 mm).
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4.5.6
Clearing Stoppages
When a document is blocked in the separation unit the document can be removed as follows:
1. Open the release handle for the separation unit
(D).
2. Remove the documents.
If necessary release the feed unit:
1. Place your hand on the push down area F.
2. Push down the release handle E.
A
B
D
C
E
F
3. Open the feeder.
The documents can be removed from the transportation area and from the rear side of the separation rollers.
4. Close the feed unit: a Place your hand on the push down area F.
b Push the feed unit down until it locks into place.
5. Place release handle D of the separation unit in the closed position.
6. Press at the inserter to reset the error and restart the job.
4.5.7
Support for Curved Reply
Envelopes (option)
Depending on the quality of the paper, the conditions during storage, etc. envelopes can be curved. This can cause smaller reply envelopes to skew while being processed by the versaFeeder ® .
A special support is available to allow curved envelopes to be correctly processed. It can be used for envelopes with a height up to 110 mm (4.33").
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To attach the support onto the hopper platform:
1. Hold the support as indicated by the figure.
2. Place both notches C at both sides into the sleeves.
3. Lower the other end of the support. It will lock fully into place.
To adjust the support:
1. Loosen knob B slightly by turning it counterclockwise.
2. Move both parts of the support in or outwards until the ruler indicates the height of the envelope (the side of the plate A is indicator).
3. Turn knob B clockwise to tighten the support.
A B C
4.6
Insert’n Frank™ (insert’n Mail)
If this machine is connected to a mailing/franking machine, insert’n Frank™ allows you to:
• Switch automatic mailing/franking on or off
• Remotely select a mailing/franking job
• Set the printing/franking value (option)
• Automatically set the printing/franking value using the inserter data
For programming this option refer to 3.9.9 ”Mailing/Franking Settings (Option)” on page
4.7
Display Mounted on Inserter Deck
The inserter can be equipped with a display mounted on top of the inserter deck. This display can be pushed down and rotated 180°. In this way operators standing on the other side of the system also can operate the machine.
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4.8
Envelope Support
Depending on the quality of the paper, the conditions during storage, etc. envelopes can be curved. This can cause smaller envelopes to skew while being processed.
A special support is available to allow curved envelopes to be processed correctly. It can be used for envelopes with a height up to 114 mm (4.49 inch).
4.9
Power Stacker Support
Depending on the inserted type and amount of documents, the filled envelopes may get stack fanshaped at the stacker.
To prevent this, an optional power stacker support can be used in order to stack the envelopes correctly.
4.10
High Capacity Envelope Hopper
(EF-4)
For feeding large amounts of envelopes a high capacity envelope hopper can be installed.
To start up the high capacity envelope hopper:
1. Switch on the hopper.
2. Put an envelope in the envelope height measurement area.
3. Rotate thumbwheel A to adjust the envelope height setting. The envelope should fit exactly in the space indicated by the arrows.
4. Rotate thumbwheel B to adjust the side guides so, that the envelopes:
Fit exactly between the side guides
Can move freely
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5. Fill the envelope hopper with envelopes, positioned upside down. The flaps should face the inserter (flap leading).
6. Tip over the envelopes.
7. Load the envelope feeder of the inserter with about 50 envelopes.
8. Press the green start button.
The envelopes on the envelope hopper will be transported towards the feeder of the inserter.
Envelopes will be transported and dropped in the inserter feeder until the envelopes reach a certain level. At that moment a sensor will detect the envelopes and the high capacity envelope hopper will stop transporting.
When the sensor does not detect envelopes anymore the hopper will start again and the process will be repeated.
4.11
High Capacity Conveyor Belt (CS-2)
The high capacity conveyor belt is designed for envelope transport from the inserter or franking device. The conveyor belt has two operation modes:
• The belt moves continuously.
• The belt moves in intervals. The belt moves about 45 mm (1.7 inch) each time a sensor detects the passage of an envelope.
The guide plate and side guides prevent the envelopes from falling off the belt.
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4.11.1 Installation
To install the high capacity conveyor belt:
1. Move the conveyor belt to the correct position.
2. Connect the adaptor C to the connecting lead.
3. Connect the mains lead cable to the adapter.
4. Connect the mains lead cable to the socket outlet.
4.11.2 Operation
The conveyor belt switch has three positions:
• Mode D: the belt moves in intervals.
• Mode E: the belt is switched off.
• Mode F: the belt moves continuously.
4.12
Catch tray
For stacking envelopes leaving from the side exit a catch tray can be mounted.
4.13
Side Exit on the LH Side
In stead of a side exit at the right hand side of the system it is also possible to install a side exit on the left hand (LH) side.
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5. MAINTENANCE
Warning
• Disconnect the mains power supply before performing any maintenance.
The user must not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in this operator manual. All other servicing must be carried out by qualified service personnel only.
Please contact your authorized distributor.
5.1
Operator Maintenance
Maintenance frequency
Daily
Weekly
Maintenance
• Check the system functions.
• Keep the system in proper condition by removing dust, paper remains, etc.
• When dirty, clean the sealing table and rubber rollers with a slightly wetted cloth, soaked in warm water.
• When dirty or saturated, clean the brushes of the envelope sealing.
The machine is delivered with an extra set of brushes. To always have one clean set available, it is recommended to soak one set in water and use the other set.
Remove the brushes one by one by pulling them down from the brush holder.
Replace the brushes and make sure that the studs on the brushes are fitted in the corresponding holes in the brush holder.
• Check moistening cloth and replace if necessary.
When dirty or saturated, clean the moistening cloth and the reservoir.
• Clean feed and insert rollers as instructed by the service engineer.
When necessary • When the display warns about dusty sensors, the sensors on the envelope or document path must be cleaned.
Note
When finished cleaning the sensors always calibrate the sensors
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6. FAULT FINDING
6.1
Error Messages
When an error occurs the display shows a screen showing the following information:
• An indication of the area in which the error occurred
• An error description
• A suggested solution behind the pointing hand
Press to view more information about the occurred error and about the possible actions to avoid the error from re-occurring.
After solving the problem, press error (the error screen will disappear).
to reset the
Special Errors
• Reading errors (when Optical Mark Recognition is enabled)
The document set is diverted. The operator must remove the document set and has to complete the set manually!
• Technical errors
The display shows a message. The error cannot be solved by operating personnel and assistance of the service support is needed.
Warning Screen
When a cover is opened, the display shows a warning screen with the message “Cover open and a suggested solution “Close cover”.
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6.2
Clearing Stoppages
Stoppages can occur in the following areas:
A Exit, sealing and inserting
B Lower envelope track
C powerFold
®
D flexFeed ®
E Collating area
F VersaFeeder ® (optional, not in
A
6.2.1
Exit, Sealing and
Inserting Area
When a stoppage occurs in the exit, sealing and inserting area, remove the material as follows:
1. Open cover A.
2. Remove all material.
3. Close the cover.
4. Press job.
to reset the error and restart the
6.2.2
Lower Envelope Track
When a stoppage occurs in the lower envelope track, remove the envelopes as follows:
1. Open the side cover.
2. Pull down the blue handle A and remove the envelope(s) from the lower envelope track.
3. Close the side cover.
4. Press job.
to reset the error and restart the
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A B C D E
A
If needed, envelopes and documents can be transported manually to the insert table or lower envelope track by means of handle C. To transport an inserted document manually turn handle B.
6.2.3
PowerFold
®
When a stoppage occurs in the powerFold ® , remove the documents from the powerFold ® as follows:
1. Push the lower end of the locking handle A to open the powerFold ® cover B.
2. Remove the documents from the powerFold ® .
A B
Note
If necessary use the delivered pin to turn the rollers.
Do not forget to remove the pin when finished.
3. Close the powerFold ® cover.
4. Press job.
to reset the error and restart the
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6.2.4
FlexFeed
®
When a stoppage occurs in the flexFeed ® , remove the documents from the flexFeed ® as follows:
1. Pull the vertical transport hand grip A upward to open the vertical transport cover B.
2. Remove the documents.
3. Close the vertical transport cover B.
A
B
4. Press job.
to reset the error and restart the
6.2.5
Collating Area
When a stoppage occurs in the collating area, remove the documents from the collating area as follows:
1. Lift and hold the collator arm A.
2. Remove the documents.
3. Lower the collator arm.
4. Press job.
to reset the error and restart the
6.3
Operator Troubleshooting
To resolve problems:
1. Write down the error.
2. Try to solve the problem by consulting the troubleshooting table.
3. Switch the inserter off and on again, to verify system operation.
4. When the error still occurs contact your service organization.
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Note
When contacting the service organization, you will also be asked for the last error message and the software version of the installed software. To determine the software
version, refer to 2.4.6 ”Supervisor Menu” on page 16.
Symptom
The system cannot be started after switching on.
System stops with envelope at insert position (flap not open).
Envelopes are double fed.
Envelope stop skewed.
Envelopes are fed irregularly.
Possible cause
System not connected to mains.
Fuse is blown.
Remedy
Connect the system to the mains.
A cover is opened.
Envelopes stacked reversed in the feed tray.
Replace fuse below power switch.
Close the covers.
Check envelope feed adjustments. Place envelopes correctly in feed tray.
Envelope flap sticks. Store envelopes according to specifications.
Wrong envelope type used (not according specifications or job settings).
Envelope separation not correctly set.
Envelopes not placed properly in the feed tray.
Side guides of the envelope feed tray are set too wide.
Change envelopes according to specifications.
Adjust envelope separation.
Check and replace if needed.
Check side guides and adjust if needed.
Feed tray almost empty.
Separation set too narrow.
Side guides set too narrow.
Envelope support not positioned correctly.
Refill feed tray.
Adjust envelope separation.
Check side guides and adjust if needed.
Reposition the envelope support.
Reference
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“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
“Envelope Settings” on page 35
“Envelope Settings” on page 35
“Envelope Separation” on page 27
“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
“Envelope Separation” on page 27
“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
“Loading Envelopes” on page 27
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Symptom
Flap is wrinkled and sometimes not opened.
Fingers are placed on top of the envelope.
System stops while inserting
(stoppage at the inserting point).
Possible cause
Envelope not within specifications.
Flap sticks.
Flap curled.
Separation set too narrow.
Fingers adjusted too deep into the envelope.
Envelope stops too early.
Fingers not correctly adjusted.
Inserted document too long for used envelope.
Envelope throat incorrect.
Envelope glued inside.
Window not glued properly.
Remedy
Check specifications and change envelopes if needed.
Store envelopes according to specifications.
Envelopes stored or manufactured improperly.
Adjust envelope separation.
Reference
“Envelope Separation” on page 27
Check fingers position, adjust if needed.
Check envelope stop position, adjust if needed.
Check fingers position, adjust if needed.
Check fold settings.
Check envelope specifications.
Eliminate faulty envelopes.
Eliminate faulty envelopes.
“Envelope Settings” on page 35
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Symptom
Flap not sufficiently moistened.
Envelope not always ejected from sealer.
No document fed. Feeder empty.
Skewed documents fed.
Double documents fed.
Document stoppage at collating area.
Possible cause
Water level low.
Brushes dry.
Brushes dirty.
Remedy
Check water level, refill if needed.
Check brushes, replace if needed by the extra soaked set.
Check brushes, clean if needed.
Moistening felt dry.
Check the moistening felt, refill water tray if needed.
Moistening felt dirty. Check the moistening felt, clean if needed.
Moistening brushes inactive.
Brushes worn out.
Activate the moistening brushes.
Replace brushes.
Moistening felt worn out.
Inserted document too big.
Document not inserted deep enough.
Sealing area dirty.
Replace moistening felt.
Check fold settings, adjust if needed.
Check adjustment of envelope stop position and fingers.
Clean sealing area.
Reference
“Sealing Envelopes” on page 28
“Sealing Envelopes” on page 28
“Operator Maintenance” on page 72
“Sealing Envelopes” on page 28
“Operator Maintenance” on page 72
“Sealing Envelopes” on page 28
“Operator Maintenance” on page 72
“Operator Maintenance” on page 72
Separation set too wide / too tight.
Side guides set too narrow.
Side guides set too wide.
Separation set too wide.
Stopper position set incorrect.
Refill feeder.
Adjust the separation.
Adjust the side guides.
Adjust side guides.
Adjust the separation.
Adjust stopper position.
“Operator Maintenance” on page 72
“Document Separation” on page 25
“Document Separation” on page 25
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.1
Technical Specifications Inserter System
Model
Type
Theoretical max. speed
DS-86 folder and inserter system for medium office use.
4300 inserts per hour, depending on application.
Power consumption 100V AC/50Hz/4.0 Amps.
115V AC/50/60Hz/4.0 Amps.
230V AC/50Hz/2 Amps.
Fuse 100/115 Vac: T 5.0 A, 125 V
Time lag, 5.0 Amps. rated current, 125 V.
230 Vac: T 3.15 A H, 250 V
Time lag, 3.15 Amps. rated current, high breaking capacity,
250 V
Approvals EMC Certificate conform EMC-Directive.
FCC Certificate conform 47CFR, part 15.
CB Certificate conform IEC 60950-1.
UL Listed I.T.E. (Information Technology Equipment), conform UL-IEC 60950-1, file: E153801.
Conform NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1 and derivatives.
7.2
Height
Width
Length
Weight
Configuration Dimensions
2 stations
820 mm (32.3 inch)
460 mm (18.1 inch)
(with catch tray 750 mm/
29.5 inch)
1500 mm (59.1 inch)
118.5 kg (261 lbs)
4 stations 6 stations
820 mm (32.3 inch) 920 mm (36.2 inch)
124.2 kg (274 lbs) 140.0 kg (308 lbs)
7.3
Other Specifications
Noise level
Operating temperature
Humidity
<70 dBA (according to ISO 11202)
10°C - 40°C (50°F-104°F)
30%-80%
7.4
Document Specifications
Paper quality minimum 60 g/m² (15 lb bond) maximum 250 g/m² (62.5 lb bond), when folded max. 170 g/ m² (42.5 lb bond)
Booklets up to approximately 2 mm (0.08 inch) thickness, depending on stiffness
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Paper size
Folding capacity
Envelope sizes
Envelope quality
7.5
Minimum width: 130 mm (5.1")
Maximum width: 242 mm (9.5"), when folded 230 mm (9.1")
Minimum length: 90 mm (3.5")
Maximum length: 356 mm (14.0")
Single fold - 10 sheets (max. 80 g/m²)
Letter fold / Z-fold - 8 sheets (max. 80 g/m²)
Double parallel fold - 4 sheets (max. 80 g/m²)
Standard BRE (Business Reply Envelopes) minimum 80 g/m² (20 lb bond) maximum 120 g/m² (30 lb bond)
Envelope and Insert Specifications
Minimum size mm
A
160
inches 6.3
Maximum size* mm 248
inches 9.7
B
90
3.5
162
6.38
C
32
D
10
1.25
0.4
B-32 75
B-1.25 2.9
E
-
F
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3.3
A-12** B-6
A-0.47** B-0.2
G
60 g/m
2
60 g/m
2
2.5*
0.1
* Booklets up to approximately 2 mm (0.08 inch) thickness, depending on stiffness
** When insert is more than 1 mm (0.04 inch): A-15 mm / A-0.6 inch
Remarks:
• The specification of the paper handling equipment is often wider than that of the envelopes and documents handled. The condition of material handled will limit the specified environmental conditions.
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• We recommend that materials to be handled are stored at a temperature of 20°C
(68°F) with a relative humidity factor of 50%. If difference in temperature occurs between store room and mailing area, the material has to be stored near the machine at least 24 hours before use.
• Self-copying paper may cause rubber parts to wear quicker. The rubber used in this machine has the best resistance to Wiggins Teape material.
7.6
Specifications maxiFeeder™
Model
Type
Theoretical max. speed
see 7.1 ”Technical Specifications Inserter System” on page 80
Power consumption low voltage supplied by the inserter system
Approvals
MF-1 high capacity feeder
Height
Width length
Weight
Noise level
Operating temperature
Humidity
EMC Certificate conform EMC-Directive.
FCC Certificate conform 47CFR, part 15.
UL Listed I.T.E. (Information Technology Equipment), conform UL-IEC 60950, file: E153801.
Conform NEN-EN-IEC 60950 and derivatives.
210 mm (8.3 inch)
285 mm (11.2 inch)
425 mm (16.7 inch)
5.05 kg (11.1 lbs)
see 7.3 ”Other Specifications” on page 80
10°C - 40°C (50°F-104°F)
30%-80%
Feed tray capacity
Document / BRE insert specifications
1200 sheets A4 80 gr.
320x Business Reply Envelopes
see 7.4 ”Document Specifications” on page 80 and
7.5 ”Envelope and Insert Specifications” on page 81
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7.7
Specifications versaFeeder
®
Model
Type
Theoretical max. speed
VF-3 booklet feeding device for medium office use
see 7.1 ”Technical Specifications Inserter System” on page 80
Power consumption 100V AC/50Hz/2.0 A
115V AC/50/60Hz/2.0 A
230V AC/50Hz/1 A
Approvals EMC Certificate conform EMC-Directive.
FCC Certificate conform 47CFR, part 15.
CB Certificate conform IEC 60950-1.
UL Listed I.T.E. (Information Technology Equipment), conform UL-IEC 60950-1, file: E153801.
Conform NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1 and derivatives.
Height
Width length
Weight
Noise level
Operating temperature
Humidity
407 mm (16.0 inch)
440 mm (17.3 inch)
500 mm (19.7 inch)
30.5 kg (67.2 lbs)
< 68 dB(A) =/- 2 dB(A) following ISO 7779 / DIN EN 2779 part 7
10°C - 40°C (50°F-104°F)
30%-80%
Paper quality, feed unit
Paper quality, transport unit
Document size minimum 80 g/m² (15 lb bond) single sheets (max. 500 sheets)
Booklets up to approximately 2.5 mm (0.09") thickness minimum 60 g/m² (15 lb bond) thickness up to 3.2 mm (0.13")
Minimum width: 120 mm (4.7")
Maximum width: 243 mm (9.6")
Minimum length: 90 mm (3.5")
Maximum length: 162 mm (6.4")
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7.8
Specifications High Capacity Envelope Hopper
Model
Type
EF-4
High Capacity Envelope Feeder (HCEH)
Power consumption 24V-1A max.
Approvals EMC Certificate conform EMC-Directive.
FCC Certificate conform 47CFR, part 15.
CB Certificate conform IEC 60950-1.
UL Listed I.T.E. (Information Technology Equipment), conform UL-IEC 60950-1, file: E153801.
Conform NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1 and derivatives.
Height
Width
Length
Weight
Operating temperature
Humidity
200 mm (7.9 inch)
375 mm (14.8 inch)
670 mm (26.4 inch)
22 kg (48.4 lbs)
10°C - 40°C (50°F-104°F)
30%-80%
Envelope sizes
Feeder capacity
see 7.5 ”Envelope and Insert Specifications” on page 81
max. 1000 envelopes
7.9
Specifications High Capacity Conveyor Belt
Model
Type
CS-2
High Capacity Conveyor Belt (HCCB)
Power consumption 24V-1A max.
Approvals EMC Certificate conform EMC-Directive.
FCC Certificate conform 47CFR, part 15.
CB Certificate conform IEC 60950-1.
UL Listed I.T.E. (Information Technology Equipment), conform UL-IEC 60950-1, file: E153801.
Conform NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1 and derivatives.
Height
Width length
Weight
Noise level
Theoretical max. speed
Operating temperature
Humidity
440 mm (17.3 inch) (including support legs)
315 mm (12.4 inch)
1310 mm (51.6 inch)
19,5 kg (42.9 lbs) approx. 62 dB(A), following ISO 11202 between 20 mm/s and 150 mm/s
10°C - 40°C (50°F-104°F)
30%-80%
Document / envelope size
Max. capacity to be transported
Minimum length 80 mm (3.2 inch)
Maximum width 260 mm (10.2 inch)
1000 envelopes. with a maximum weight of 5 kg (11 lbs)
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8. TERMINOLOGY
Term
Address carrier
Address position
Description
The address carrier is the document that carries the address of the person for who the mail-set is meant. The address carrier can consist of one or more sheets, from which at least the first sheet must contain the address. The address must remain visible while enclosures are added and the document-set is folded. The fold type and selected envelope must ensure that the address is visible behind the window in the envelope. For personalized mailings there is always an address carrier present as long as envelope printing is not supported. Normally there is one address carrier.
Position of the address on the address carrier, measured from the upper left corner. The address position consists of a horizontal x coordinate, a vertical y coordinate, a horizontal width w and a vertical height h.
Business Reply
Envelope (BRE)
C-fold
Clear
Daily Mail
Document
Document-set
Envelope included in outgoing mail-sets for addressee response purposes.
See Letter fold.
The function of an inserting system in which all mail-sets in progress are finished and the document path is left empty.
Capability of an inserting system to manually insert mail-sets one by one into the system, which are then inserted into an envelope.
Optionally, depending on settings, additional enclosures can be added and the mail-set can be folded. This function is intended for small amounts of mail that each can have a different build-up.
A document is one of the components of a mail-set. A document can consist of one or more sheets. Documents can be divided into address carriers and enclosures. For personalized mailings there is always one address carrier and an optional number of enclosures.
The document-set is the physical collection of address carrier and enclosure(s) that is under production in the Inserting System. The document-set is completed during production and is to be inserted in the envelope. The number of enclosures can range from 0 to the limit opposed by the number of available Feeders. Once the document set has been inserted into an envelope it is called mail set.
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Term
Double Feed
Control (DFC)
Double parallel fold
Description
Double Feed Control is the sensor that measures the thickness of a sheet to check if the inserting system does not accidentally take more sheets than intended. DFC sensors exist on Feeders (double sheet detection). Currently DFCs on Neopost inserting systems perform relative measurements, which means that they need a cycle to 'learn' the thickness of a sheet.
Also the length of the document is measured so partly overlapping sheets will be detected.
The double parallel fold is a type of fold where the document is first folded halfway and the resulting folded set is again folded halfway.
This fold is illustrated in the picture below. The position of both folds is adjustable.
Envelope The envelope is the packaging of a mail set. Window envelopes are envelopes that have a transparent section through which the address on the address carrier can be read. Besides the normal top-closing window envelopes there are also bottom-closing envelopes.
Option, makes bottom address applications and short folds possible.
Extended powerFold ®
Face down
Face down leading
Face down trailing
Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing downwards when placed in a document feeder.
Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing downwards and the top of the sheet is closest to the separation unit in a document feeder.
Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing downwards and the bottom of the sheet is closest to the separation unit in a document feeder.
Face up Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing upwards when placed in a document feeder.
Face up leading Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing upwards and the top of the sheet is closest to the separation unit in a document feeder.
Face up trailing Situation in which the front of a sheet is facing upwards and the bottom of the sheet is closest to the separation unit in a document feeder.
Feeder A Feeder is a Module for the input of documents to the inserting system. The Feeder separates documents sheet by sheet from the stack of documents in the feed tray.
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Term
Feeder linking
Feed tray
Flexcode OMR
FlexFeed
Insert
®
Job counter
Letter fold
Description
The ability to load two feeders with the same document type where the Inserting System automatically switches to a second feeder when the first feeder is empty and vice versa. In the mean time the first feeder can be refilled, so the inserting system can keep running without having to stop for refilling the feeders.
Part of the feeder that contains the stack of documents.
An OMR code for which the meaning of the OMR marks can be programmed in a dedicated way for a specific customer. This is normally used to support the OMR codes from other suppliers.
The flexFeed ® is the feeding part of the system.
• An insert is the action of inserting a document-set into an envelope.
Inserter
• For native English speaking customers an insert is also a short, not to be folded document, usually an enclosure.
An Inserter is the Module where the document-set is inserted into the envelope, the envelope is closed and if necessary sealed.
Inserting system The system of all the Modules that cooperate to perform the inserting function (accumulate document-set, fold and insert) and have a single point of control.
Insert‘n Frank™
(mailing machine)
Interface for the Neopost franking machine.
IntelliDeck ®
Job
To avoid stoppages the intelliDeck ® diverts duplicate on faulty documents before folding them while the system is still running.
A job is an actually produced collection of mail-sets based on a certain
Job Definition at a certain point in time for a specific purpose. It consists of:
• The Job definition used for the production
• Information about the batch size
The counter that registers the number of mail-sets that is produced as part of a specific job.
Fold type in which a document-set is folded twice in which the folded flaps are on top of each other. This fold is illustrated in the picture below. The position of both folds is adjustable.
Linking
Synonym: C-fold.
See Feeder Linking.
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Term
Load’n Go ®
Description
The feature of an Inserting System to automatically determine its Job settings by measuring the sizes of documents and envelope. From all
Feeders that are loaded one sheet will be taken. Based on the maximum document length (which is also the length of the documentset) and the length of the envelope the fold type is determined.
Load’n Go ® job A job that is created with the load’n Go ® functionality.
MaxiFeeder™
Multifeed
OMR
OMR code definition
Feeder with high capacity feed tray (e.g. 2000 sheets A4 80gr).
The feature of an Inserting System in which more than one sheet is taken from a Feeder.
Optical Mark Recognition
Standard 1-track OMR code definition. Specifies the amount of reading marks used and the functionality linked to each of them (how each should be interpreted).
The person operating an Inserting System.
Operator
Optical Mark
Recognition
(OMR)
Optical Mark Recognition is intended for reading and interpreting printed codes. These codes are one or more black marks which are read from a document. These marks give information to the Inserting system about how to build-up and handle a set.
PowerFold ®
Reading error
The powerFold ® can fold up tot 10 pages.
Condition in which the system could not reliably read or interpret the
OMR reading marks from a sheet.
Reading marks
Remote diagnostics
Marks added to documents containing finishing instructions that can be identified by an OMR head and interpreted according to the used
OMR code definition.
The feature that makes it is possible to analyze a problem on an inserting system from a remote location.
Service engineer Technical engineer whose task it is to resolve problems with systems in the field. Besides dealing with problems, service engineers are also responsible for preventive maintenance.
Single fold A single fold implies the document/set is folded once. The fold-position is adjustable. This fold is illustrated in the picture below:
Stacker
Stop counter
Supervisor
Used as storage for filled envelopes.
Counter which sets the amount of envelopes to be filled. After filling this amount of envelopes the system will stop (even during a clear).
Person who is responsible for the technical state of the machine.
Normally a supervisor has access to programming functions, which are restricted for standard users.
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Term
Test run
Description
A test run is intended to validate the settings of the Inserting System:
• Inspect and adjust the stop position of the envelope.
• Check the fold settings for one set.
Thickness detection
Tray
• Check whether the address is correctly positioned behind the envelope window.
Checks the thickness of the document set. If the thickness is less or more than the set value an error message is displayed.
Contains a stack of paper for a printer or inserter. This paper is supplied to the machine for further processing.
Booklet feeding device for medium office use.
VersaFeeder ®
Vertical transport The vertical transport section between feeders and collator.
Z-fold A Z-fold means that a document is folded twice in such a way that each folded flap is on a different size of the folded document, resulting in a Z-shape. This fold is illustrated in the picture below. The position of both folds is adjustable.
Synonyms: zigzag fold
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EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
(According to Annex III B of the Low Voltage Directive)
Manufacturer: Neopost Technologies BV
Address: De Tijen 3, 9201 BX Drachten
The Netherlands, herewith declares that the:
DS-86,
• which this declaration refers to, is in accordance with: the conditions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified by the directive 93/68/EEC,
• and the following Directive:
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the directives 91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
• and is in conformity with the following harmonised standard(s) or other such specifications:
EN 60950-1.
The Netherlands, Drachten, 01-06-2007
F. Bosveld
Managing Director
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
(According to Annex III B of the Low Voltage Directive)
Manufacturer: Neopost Technologies BV
Address: De Tijen 3, 9201 BX Drachten
The Netherlands, herewith declares that the:
MF-1,
• which this declaration refers to, is in accordance with: the conditions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified by the directive 93/68/EEC,
• and the following Directive:
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the directives 91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
• and is in conformity with the following harmonised standard(s) or other such specifications:
EN 60950.
The Netherlands, Drachten, 01-06-2007
F. Bosveld
Managing Director
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
(According to Annex III B of the Low Voltage Directive)
Manufacturer: Neopost Technologies BV
Address: De Tijen 3, 9201 BX Drachten
The Netherlands, herewith declares that the:
VF-3,
• which this declaration refers to, is in accordance with: the conditions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified by the directive 93/68/EEC,
• and the following Directive:
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the directives 91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
• and is in conformity with the following harmonised standard(s) or other such specifications:
EN 60950-1.
The Netherlands, Drachten, 01-06-2007
F. Bosveld
Managing Director
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
92
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
(According to Annex III B of the Low Voltage Directive)
Manufacturer: Neopost Technologies BV
Address: De Tijen 3, 9201 BX Drachten
The Netherlands, herewith declares that the:
EF-4,
• which this declaration refers to, is in accordance with: the conditions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified by the directive 93/68/EEC,
• and the following Directive:
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the directives 91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
• and is in conformity with the following harmonised standard(s) or other such specifications:
EN 60950-1.
The Netherlands, Drachten, 01-06-2007
F. Bosveld
Managing Director
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
93
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
(According to Annex III B of the Low Voltage Directive)
Manufacturer: Neopost Technologies BV
Address: De Tijen 3, 9201 BX Drachten
The Netherlands, herewith declares that the:
CS-2,
• which this declaration refers to, is in accordance with: the conditions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified by the directive 93/68/EEC,
• and the following Directive:
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the directives 91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
• and is in conformity with the following harmonised standard(s) or other such specifications:
EN 60950-1.
The Netherlands, Drachten, 01-06-2007
F. Bosveld
Managing Director
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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Index
A
B
C
conveyor belt, high capacity 70
cover
D
DFC
continue on double 42 settings 42
document orientation extended powerFold ®
document stoppage
double feed control settings 42
E
envelope feeder
envelope hopper, high capacity 69 envelope support 69
errors
reading errors 73 technical errors 73
extended powerFold ®
F
feed
95
flexFeed
fold
double parallel 38 letter 38 none 38 single 38 zig-zag 38 fold settings 38
franking
H
high capacity envelope hopper 69
I
intelliDeck
J
96
L
load’n Go ®
M
Mail Piece Production Control 35
N
O offset
Optical Mark Recognition
option
P
powerFold
R
S
set automatic feeding 32 set manual feeding 32
side cover 10 side exit 10, 71
flexFeed
inserting area 74, 78 lower envelope track 74
powerFold
versaFeeder
T technical specifications
high capacity conveyor belt 84 high capacity envelope hopper 84
versaFeeder ®
U
V versaFeeder ®
W
Z
97
98
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Key features
Feeds, folds, and inserts documents into envelopes
Seals and stacks envelopes
Automatic monitoring ensures the correct number of inserts per envelope
User-friendly interface
Sophisticated folding and inserting system
Processes large quantities of mail rapidly
MaxiFeeder option for large quantities of documents
VersaFeeder option for different types of documents
Supports curved reply envelopes
Frequently asked questions
The document orientation and loading instructions are explained in detail in section 3.4 of the manual.
The DS-86 can perform various fold types, including no fold, single fold, letter fold, zig-zag fold, and double parallel fold.
To set the envelope separation, turn the knob counterclockwise until two envelopes can move freely between the rollers. Then, turn the knob clockwise until only one envelope will pass.
'load'n Go' is a function that allows you to start a job without having to select it from the job menu. This is useful for jobs that you run frequently.
The MaxiFeeder MF-1 is an optional feeder that allows you to load large quantities of documents. It enhances the processing capacity of the DS-86 system.
The VersaFeeder VF-3 is another optional feeder that allows you to feed a wider variety of documents, including curved reply envelopes, making the DS-86 more versatile.
