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In-Line (DFA)
Finishing Resource Guide
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Xerox® Versant® 80 Press DFA Resource Guide 3
Overview
The DFA Resource Guide describes the Xerox® Versant® 80 Press Base Finishing modules, and
introduces the optional Advanced Finishing capabilities (per Xerox Document Finishing
Architecture (DFA) Level-1) using the Standard Finisher Plus module. This information is intended
for development team members, service providers and Advanced Finisher developers.
Base Finishing – brief descriptions of the finishing modules developed and manufactured by
Fuji Xerox (FX)
Base Finishing Interfaces – description of the mechanical and communication interface of the
finishing modules developed and manufactured by Fuji Xerox (FX)
Modules
The Base Finishing Modules are illustrated above and described in detail below. All modules, with
the exception of the GBC AdvancedPunch and GBC AdvancedPunchPro, receive signals from and
provide signals to the Interface Module (IFM) using the Fuji Xerox (FX) proprietary Common Device
Interface (CDI).
Curl Management – the IFM contains a dual path, wrapped-belt sheet decurling system which
adjusts set points to negate paper curl based upon paper weight, paper coating, environmental
conditions, and area coverage on a sheet-by-sheet basis.
Sheet cooling – Output from the print engines is cooled by direct contact with paper path
components and open areas exposed to turbulent airflow which removes heat from each sheet.
The IFM is equipped with several ducted fans which circulate cooler air pulled from the exterior of
the IFM.
Paper speed – the IFM increases the paper speed from the exit of the print engine to 1000mm/sec
to increase inter-document gaps and to match the speed of “downstream” finishing devices.
Standard Finisher and Booklet Maker Finisher
Standard Finisher - The Standard Finisher is an output device that can
support up to 100-sheets stapling, up to 3,000 sheets offset stacking, with
2/4 or 2/3 hole punching, and cover paper insertion.
The Standard Finisher has a built-in 200 sheet interposer that feeds cover
paper for or covers for stapled sets. The 500 sheet Top Tray supports the full
paper weight and size range that can be printed on the press The Stack Tray
supports a slightly reduced subset of the Top Tray.
Booklet Maker Finisher - The Booklet Maker Finisher provides the same
features as the Standard Finisher plus the ability to produce up to 25 sheet
saddle-stitched booklets. This model has a reduced Stack Tray capacity of
2,000 sheets.
NOTE: The Standard and Booklet Maker Finishers are available in regionally-
specific configurations: the units equipped with the 2/3 hole punch are
available through Western Hemisphere distribution centers and the units
equipped with the 2/4 hole punch are available through European distribution centers.
Options
Both the Standard Finisher and Booklet Maker Finisher can be equipped with an optional C/Z
Folder, and the Booklet Maker can be equipped with an additional option: SquareFold® Trimmer.
C/Z Folder - The C/Z folding tray can accommodate 30 sheets of up to 24 lb (64-90 gsm) uncoated
media and stock sizes of 8.5x11” (A4) to the bottom tray, 11 x 17” (B4 & A3) to the top tray.
This is a programmable feature at Color Server or an On-Demand feature at HCS User Interface
which produces single sheet samples delivered to Top Tray for the purpose of print quality
assessment while without interrupting the job.
GBC AdvancedPunch
The GBC® AdvancedPunch™ is an inline die punch that utilizes modular die
sets to enable a variety of hole-punch patterns in A4 (European) or 8 ½ x 11
in (LTR) (Western Hemisphere) long-edge-fed media. Output from the GBC®
AdvancedPunch™ is bound offline.
NOTE: The punch is available in two models, the 60hz, letter-size model is
available through western hemisphere distribution centers and the 50hz, A4-
size model is available through European distribution centers.
This interface: simplifies installation and reduces the level of specialized training required for
installer, supports diagnostic routines from the system UI and supports system-wide software
download from a single point of access (personal computer user interface, PCUI).
NOTE: The addition of new Base Finishing Modules requires several modifications to the
communication interface to add/modify: feature controls in the UI, device information in the
existing finishing properties descriptions, diagnostic routines and controls, fault codes and
corrective instructions.
Control/Status
Control of the Base Finishers is accomplished using the FX-proprietary Common Device Interface
(CDI). The exception to this interface standard is the GBC AdvancedPunch and GBC
AdvancedPunchPro which uses a serial interface.
CDI
All finishing power state and command/response communication is controlled by the Interface
Module (IFM), and the IFM is the single interface to the Print Engine Controller. The CDI supports
power on/off, dynamic device configuration and capabilities, sheet-level information, fault
declaration and cycle-down coordination, fault recovery, diagnostic support and support for
software download.
The critical interface characteristics are: center registration (all sheets are aligned with the
centerline of the sheet to the centerline of the paper path) with the paper path elevation at
770mm (reference to floor)
System-level Finishing
Architecture
The market requirements for the Xerox Versant 80 Press include in-line finishing capabilities well
beyond those provided by the Base Finishing modules. The extended range of in-line finishing is
referred to as Advanced Finishing and relies upon the capabilities provided by several Third Party
finishing producers such as C.P. Bourg, Plockmatic, Duplo, Horizon, Watkiss, Gradco, GBC, and many
others.
Several of these modules are already in use with Xerox® production systems using a well-establish
interface known as Document Finishing Architecture (DFA).
The Xerox Versant 80 Press has included support for the DFA capability by adding a modified
version of the Standard Finisher, referred to as the
Standard Finisher Plus.
The DFA is preferred for the broad array of Advanced Finishing choices as a cost-effective means
to quickly deliver finishing Advanced Finishing capabilities that production-oriented customers
require. It is very flexible due to its simplified communication and mechanical interface
requirements, and does not require system-level software changes when new finishing devices
become available.
Printing can begin after installation of Advanced Finishing module(s) and activating the DFA
profiles associated with the configuration.
Command/Status
The port on the rear of the Standard Finisher plus is used to connect to the Advanced Finishers
as described in the DFA Level 1 Specification. The Xerox® DFA Level 1 functional interface is
intended for many general purpose feeder or finisher applications. Definition is provided for all
of the eight status lines and eight command signals.
All command signal references, abbreviated as C0 to C7, and all status signal references,
abbreviated as S0 to S7, refer to the command and status physical signals. Both status and
command signals are inclusive of the status and command signals defined in the following
tables.
If clearing of the S2 (full signal) is to be used by the Advanced Finisher to restart the printer
automatically, Xerox requires a written “risk assessment” from the Partner prior to issuing any “auto
restart” software to a customer. Contact Xerox for the requirements of this assessment.
Combination of Features
The Standard Finisher Plus when used in conjunction with Advanced Finishers allows some
Standard Finisher Plus Features to be used.
Interposer and Advanced Finishing Device
The 200 sheet inserter can be used to add covers to output directed to the Advanced Finisher
Limitation Note1:
Current IOT SW prevents submission of transparencies oriented face-down. This may affect
Advanced Finishers such as the eBinder. The workaround is to identify the stock in the Interposer
Tray as a heavyweight stock and the tray will function as expected.
Limitation Note2:
Current IOT SW prevents submission of tabs from the Interposer Tray. This affects all Advanced
Finishers. The EFI Print Server workaround is to identify the stock in the Interposer Tray as an
ordered stock and the tray will function as expected. A less affective workaround for the Xerox®
FreeFlow Print Server is to identify the stock in the Interposer Tray as a heavyweight stock and the
tray will function as expected, but error recovery will not occur as described in the User Guide.
Manual sorting of the material in the Interposer Tray is required to insure the correct tab is in
position.
Fault Codes
Fault Code Possible Cause Recommended Solution
051-910 Either the DFA device • Refer to any user documentation that came with
051-911 is not ready or other your Advanced Finishing device and follow the
fault has occurred with instructions to bring the device back online.
it. • If necessary, power Off/On the machine, Advanced
Finisher and if necessary, resend/restart your print job.
• If the fault persists, contact the Customer Support
Center.
051-912 The DFA device is Refer to any user documentation that came with your
either full or out of Advanced Finisher device and follow the instructions
supplies to clear the fault 0r empty tray, and/or replenish the
depleted supplies.
051-913 Paper jam in the DFA • Refer to any user documentation that came with
051-914 device your Advanced Finishing device and follow the
051-915 instructions to clear the fault.
• If necessary, set the correct profile value; refer to
the System Administration Guide, Profiles chapter for
more information.
• If necessary, refer to the Advanced Finishing user
documentation for setting/changing profile values.
• If necessary, power Off/On the machine and
Advanced Finisher, and if necessary, resend/restart
your print job.
• If the fault persists, contact the Customer Support
Center.
More serious error may require a rapid shutdown of the system resulting in papers located
throughout the System Paper Path. Every effort has been made to minimize these types of
shutdowns resulting from errors.
Mechanical Interface
This section describes the physical connections between the Standard Finisher Plus and the Advanced
Finisher module.
Communication Cable
The physical characteristics of the 37-pin communications cable are described in the DFA Level 1
Specification.
Paper Path
The height of the Standard Finisher Plus exit nip and the entrance nip of the Advanced Finisher
paper path is 860mm (reference to floor). Detailed information is available in the DFA Level 1
Specification.
Paper Alignment
Less than or equal to +25mrad skew and +/- 8mm from nominal substrate center alignment
Paper Curl
Less than or equal to 12.7mm at Standard Finisher Plus output
Stock Properties
The Standard Finisher Plus will be capable of handling a continuum of substrate sizes from 182mm
(7.16”) to 488 mm (19.2”) in the process direction, and 182mm (7.16”), 330.2mm (13”) center
register in the cross-process direction, and capable of handling substrate weights of 52 to 350gsm.
Module Docking
The connection between the Standard Finisher Plus and Advanced Finishing module is described in
the DFA Level 1 Specification as consisting “of a bracket mounted on the Xerox printer that carries
a latch bushing assembly. The bracket has two locating slots”. These slots mate with the locating
pins of an Advanced Finisher.
The inboard-to-outboard location of the Advanced Finisher as it relates to the paper path is
adjustable by the inboard –to-outboard location of the Finishing Transport Module (relative to the
Finisher Module portion of the Standard Finisher Plus). The adjustment procedure is described in
detail in the Installation Chapter of the Finishing Transport Module Service Documentation.
Timing information contained in the DFA Profile is used to adjust the timing of the Xerox
Versant 80 Press to the Advanced Finisher communication signals. These signals are used
by the press and the finisher to insure that the systems are working together properly. Jam
timing and jam recovery are controlled by values in this profile. Each finishing device has a
customized timing profile provided by the device manufacturer. The DFA Profile
information is entered in the System UI. Several different DFA Profiles can be entered,
depending on how many different Advanced Finishing devices will be used on the press. A
DFA Profile must be activated at the System UI before the Advanced Finisher can be
operated.
Capabilities information contained in the DFA Profile is used to control the way a job is
submitted to the system for printing to the finishing device. The capabilities are specific to
the print server. The Advanced Finisher is designed to perform a specific job and needs the
printed pages to arrive in a special order, a specific paper size, or has a limit to the number
of sheets that it can process. The DFA Profile capabilities provide the information used to
compare the job against the Advanced Finisher capabilities and prevents the job from
running if the job parameters and capabilities are inconsistent. An example would be an
Advanced Finisher whose maximum sheet size capability is 11”x17”. The information in the
DFA Profile will not allow a job requiring larger paper size to run. The operator will receive a
conflict message that needs to be resolved before re-submitting the job. The manufacturer
of each Advanced Finisher module develops these DFA Profile capabilities and provides
them as part of the device documentation.
Parameters and Definitions
The following is a screen capture of the System UI screen for viewing or inputting DFA Profile
information. DFA Profile values can be added and adjusted, if required. Several Advanced Finisher
DFA Profiles can be added with manufacturer’s recommended settings, depending upon the
configuration. The Plockmatic Pro35/50 Booklet Maker with RCT, Horizon ColorWorks PRO Plus
Booklet Maker and GBC eBinder II Advanced Finisher modules have been validated and require the
entry of DFA Profiles values in the Administrator Tools Menu to the System UI (Entry/ Edit window
displayed below).
The following instructions are provided to accomplish the creation of a new profile or editing
current profiles.
To set up the job workflow for Advanced Finisher (DFA finishers), always enter the DFA Profile Name and
profile information on the press first; then select the appropriate DFA Profile name on the print server.
1. Log in as the administrator.
2. Press the Tools button on the press Control Panel.
3. Select the Tools icon.
5. Scroll down the list to locate and select Finisher Adjustment and DFA Finisher Profiles.
6. From the DFA Finisher Profile screen:
a) If adding a new Advanced Finisher, select an available row and select Create/Edit.
Enter the name and other attributes for that device.
NOTE: DFA Profile Names must be limited to less than 25 alpha-numeric characters, without spaces.
b) If changing information about an existing device, select that finisher’s row and select Create/Edit to
edit the profile.
c) If removing an Advanced Finishing device, select that finisher’s row and select Delete.
7. Select Save.
8. Select Close.
NOTE: Unique DFA Profiles values for CSE Mode and each Advanced Finisher can be found in
the References section
The name changes implemented in the DFA Profile are transmitted to the Print Servers following
the exit from Administrator Tools mode or at System Initialization (such as following power on,
transmitted via the network cable connection between the Print Engine and Print Server). This
insures all elements of the system use identical DFA Profile names.
NOTE: DFA Profile Names must be limited to less than 25 alpha-numeric characters, without spaces.
Limitations/ Caveats
Need to set NVM 740-498 to 1.
Advanced Finishing Module
Information
This section provides information about Advanced Finishing modules available on the date of
publication. Due to the nature of the DFA Interface additional modules will be added in the
future and this document will be updated to remain current. Please confirm use of the latest
version before implementing the information contained in this portion of the document.
The Plockmatic Pro50 Booklet Maker is a compact inline booklet maker capable of stapling,
folding, face trimming and square folding saddle-stitched booklets of up to 50 sheets. The
Plockmatic Pro35 Booklet Maker is a compact inline booklet maker capable of stapling, folding,
face trimming and square folding saddle-stitched booklets of up to 35 sheets. Both machines
have the capability to bleed trim, rotate and crease each sheet. The Plockmatic Pro50/35
Booklet Maker is suited for customers whose booklet making needs will not exceed an average
of 30,000 booklets per month.
The in-line Plockmatic Pro50/35 can also be used as a walk-up device in off-line mode.
Rotate Crease and Bleed Trimmer (RCT) option – The RCT adds rotation, creasing, and bleed
trimming to folded booklets for a professional look. The trimmings are collected in a bin for
easy emptying. This feature is not available when using offline mode.
Booklet Maker (BM50/35) – The standard Plockmatic Pro50/35 configuration includes the
Booklet Maker and output tray providing set compiling, stapling, folding and output tray
stacking. The BM50/BM35 uses staple cartridges and has two staple heads.
Cover Feeder (CF50/35) option – The Cover Feeder can be added to any configuration to
enable using pre-printed covers. Pre-printed covers and printed square spines give booklets the
appearance of a perfect bound book. The CF50/CF35 module fits within the standard covers of
the BM50/BM35.
Trimmer (TR50/35) option – The Trimmer can be added to the BM50/BM35 for removing the
shingled effect on the face of the finished document when multiple sheets are folded and
provides a clean document edge. The trimmings are collected in a bin for easy emptying.
Square Folder (SQF50/35) option – The Square Folder adds square folding to booklets for a
professional look and printable spine. The SQF50/SQF35 requires and attaches to the
TR50/TR35.
High Capacity Belt Stacker option – The High Capacity Belt Stacker allows for convenient
Limitations
• The Plockmatic Pro50/35 Booklet Maker is suited for customers whose booklet making needs
will not exceed an average 30,000 booklets per month.
• The maximum number of sheets that can be folded without stapling is 5 sheets of 80 gsm.
• Staple position can vary on the spine when being square folded, especially on thicker
booklets. The staple positions are not customer adjustable and a Service technician can adjust
them only slightly.
• If paper entering the Plockmatic Pro50/35 Booklet Maker is not uniform and square, the
booklet quality will vary accordingly.
• Coated stock covers may show marking along the spine of the booklet from the clamp. The
more pages in the booklet, the more evident the marking.
• For some white coated stock, such as Xerox® Digital Color Elite Silk two sided coated paper,
occasional fold roller marks may be observed on the “top side.”
• Fold roller marking can occur on heavy cover stock.
• Fold roller marking can occur on some outer surface of heavy/gloss media stock depending
on the thickness of the book; thus, it may require changes to the media cover stock.
• If the fold line is imaged with toner, on heavy stocks and small size booklets, toner cracking
will occur on the fold line. To avoid toner cracking along the fold line, it is recommended to
keep the fold free of any image content.
• Simplex jobs are not supported.
• The double feed sensor should be turned off when feeding cover 200 gsm or more. You may
also have to turn off this function if you have heavy dark area coverage or covers with
different images on them.
• If you are making a booklet whose cover is intended to be fed from the Plockmatic Pro50/35
Booklet Maker cover feeder but the Plockmatic Pro50/35 Booklet Maker cover feeder misfeeds,
the booklet maker will continue to process the booklet without the cover. The Plockmatic
Pro50/35 Booklet Maker user interface will state there was a misfeed, but the printer user
interface does not declare there was a misfeed.
• Media sent from the CF50/CF35 does not pass through the RCT because the CF50/CF35 is
located behind the RCT. Covers must be trimmed to size and pre-scored prior to being feed by
the CF50/CF35.
• It is possible to feed heavy weight covers and a lighter weight body from the CP800 to the
Plockmatic Pro50/35 and then face trim and bleed trim to a desired size. However, the cover of
the book and the body will both be trimmed to the same size.
• A4 sheets cannot be RCT bleed trimmed - the minimum bleed trim width is 206 mm (the
width of A4 stock).
• All A4 LEF sheets need to be rotated in order to pass through the Plockmatic Pro50/35
Booklet Maker.
• Plockmatic recommends creasing prior to folding if any image exists on the fold line of the
cover.
• Full waste bins and stacker on the optional Plockmatic Pro50/35 may result in a system
shutdown.
• Occasionally, a sheet/set delivery signal is not seen by the Standard Finisher Plus when sent
by the Plockmatic Pro50/35 Booklet Maker, causing a fault code #13-109 shutdown.
• DFA/Standard Finisher Plus system faults are not being logged in the Fault Log, Shutdown
History, or Error Log.
• Creo DFE does not display all fault codes for system shutdowns.
• When Square Folding thick booklets with a thin cover, the cover sheet may be spaced away
from the body of the book and/or it may be crushed in the Square Folding process. This
phenomenon can be eliminated/reduced by using a heavier media as the cover. If using a
heavier cover is not an option, using a lower MODE in the Square Folding process may help.
References
Plockmatic Pro50/35 SPG, Document Version: Revision W (June 2014)
Specifications
References
Horizon ColorWorksProPlus SPG, Document Version: Revision M (July 2015)
GBC eBinder II
The eBinder II is and in-line integrated punch and bind device that
produces lay-flat output with without operator intervention for set-up
or adjustment throughout the document size range of 5 to 100 sheets
(excluding covers).
Specifications
References
GBC eBinder II SPG, rev F, October 2015
Specifications
Binding Specifications
Paper Type / Uncoated and Coated
Weight 20lb Bond ‐ 110lb Cover (75 ‐ 300 gsm)
Paper Size 8.5x11, A4
Input Height 33.85" (860mm)
Length
Min: 7.16" (182mm)
Max: 19.33" (491mm)
Width
Bypass Paper Min: 7.16" (182mm)
Size Max: 13" (331mm)
Bypass Paper
Weight 56 ‐ 300 gsm
Output Height 33.58" (860mm)
Bind Cycle Time 19.2 seconds
Max Book Size 100 sheets (75gsm)
Min Book Size 7 sheets (75gsm)
Element A 7‐30 sheets ‐ 35 books
Element B 31‐50 sheets ‐ 35 books
Element C 51‐65 sheets ‐ 35 books
Element D 66‐80 sheets ‐ 30 books
Element E 81‐90 sheets ‐ 25 books
Max Tray Element F 91‐100 sheets – TBD (Available
Capacity 1st Qtr 2017)
Covers per Book upto 2
References
GBC eWire SPG, Rev N, Oct 26, 2016
Xerox Tape Binder
The Xerox® Tape Binder (TB) creates bound books inline using a thermal
adhesive tape to securely bind pages. It gives documents such as reports,
proposals and manuals a professional appearance and a strong, flexible
bind. The finished documents hold up to repeated use without cracking or
pulling apart. The Tape Binder binds 8.5” x 11” or A4 documents of up to
125 pages 75 gsm, 250 images in duplex mode.
The Tape Binder is capable of supporting uncoated/multipurpose medias,
for book body stock, as well as smooth or highly calendared medias.
Smooth media capability is available on factory built Tape Binders starting
March 2017 (have tag 33), but older Tape Binders can be upgraded to this
capability through install of Tag 33 Kit and a Xerox service software upgrade available on
GSN. Please note, if the tape binder doesn’t have tag 33, it is also recommended, but not
required, to install the “tag 33 kit” (XPN 607K18880; i.e. stronger springs that improve large
book compiler tray ejection reliability.).
The Tape Binder uses Xerox® Tape Binder Strips which come in black, white, and dark blue. A
single thermal adhesive strip produces durable tape binding without the need for stapling or
stitching.
The Tape Binder tray is capable of stacking finished books with a combined total of up to
1,500 80gsm sheets.
The Xerox Tape Binder has bypass capability to allow other inline finishing devices to be
connected downstream.
Specifications
Reference
Xerox Tape Binder SPG, Rev U, February 2017
Required Accessories
The materials listed below should be shipped with each Advanced Finisher module or made
available through alternative method per mutual agreement.
Docking Bracket
Each Advanced Finisher must ship with the Docking Bracket specified in the DFA Level 1
Specification
DFA Cable
Each Advanced Finisher must ship with the DFA Communications Cable, 117K1460, specified in
the DFA Level 1 Specification
Operator Manual
Each Advanced Finisher must ship with the Operator Manual, either as hardcopy digitally on
media. The manual should also be available for web-based distribution.
Initial Consumables
Each Advanced Finisher should ship with a sufficient starter supply of consumables that the
customer can operate at the AMPV for 150% of the expected order fulfillment lead time. For
example, if the supplies replenishment time is 10 business days then the Advanced Finishing
module should ship with supplies sufficient for 15 business days at the AMPV.
Technical Support
Advanced Finishing module vendors should plan to provide the following types of support.
Service Manual
Service Documentation should be organized in a format identical to Xerox Edoc. Each Service
Manual will undergo certification; each supplier will provide a schedule for documentation
development that is compatible with the program schedule. The Advanced Finishing supplier will
be responsible for periodic Service Manual updates and distribution.
Service Training
Advanced Finishing module developer will be responsible to provide sufficient technical input to
support the development of a training program. Xerox will produce and distribute the Service
Training.
Spare Parts
Advanced Finishing spare parts recommendations and pricing will be provided to Xerox
approximately 6 months before launch, or more if lead times are exceptionally long.
Preventative Maintenance
Advanced Finishing suppliers must consider opportunities to incorporate preventive maintenance
elements into the design of the module. Ideally, the preventive maintenance components will be
designed for simple replacement (no more than one component per replacement activity by the
printing system operator using a simple tool).
Software
Advanced Finisher developer must provide a cost effective method to upgrade module software.
Name CSE-Setup
Finisher Type Finisher
Function 1 Line Off
Function 2 Line Off
Sheet Sequence (1-N) On
Sheet Sequence (N-1) On
Side Direction (Face Up) On
Side Direction (Face Down) On
Min Sheet Length 182 mm
Max Sheet Length 488 mm
Min Sheet Width 182 mm
Max Sheet Width 332 mm
Min Sheet Weight 52 gsm
Max Sheet Weight 280 gsm
Min Set Size 1
Max Set Size 65000
Last sheet first No
Time to cycle up 0 sec
Cycle down delay 2 ms
Finisher capacity 15
Recovery behavior Sheet
Time between sheets 0 ms
Sheet jam time 500 ms
Time between sets 0 ms
Set jam time 1500 ms
Set complier time 0 ms
Offline (S0) Off
Faulted (S1) Off
Full (S2) Off
Sheet delivered (S3) Off
Set delivered (S4) Off
Delivery signal type Lead edge
Delivery start adjust 0
Delivery end adjust 30 ms
End of set offset 0
Same Output 1
In order delivery delay 0
Pause for Setup Unchecked
For Plockmatic Pro35:
Need to set NVM 740-498 to 1 as well as add the following profile information :
Name eBinder
Device Type Finisher
Function 1 Line Off
Function 2 Line Off
Sheet Sequence 1-N
Side 1 Direction Face Up
Last sheet first Checked
Min Sheet Length 208 mm
Max Sheet Length 232 mm
Min Sheet Width 277 mm
Max Sheet Width 300 mm
Min Sheet Weight 60 gsm
Max Sheet Weight 253 gsm
Min Set Size 7
Max Set Size 102
Time between sheets 500 ms
Sheet jam time 3100 ms
Set complier time 13200 ms
Time between sets 14200 ms
Set jam time 13200 ms
Time to cycle up 10 sec
Pause for Setup Unchecked
Offline (S0) Checked
Faulted (S1) Checked
Full (S2) Checked
Sheet delivered (S3) Checked
Set delivered (S4) Checked
Delivery signal type Lead Edge
Recovery behavior Set
Delivery start adjust 0
Delivery end adjust 30
End of set offset 0
Finisher capacity 2
Cycle down delay 15 sec
In order delivery delay 0
Same Output 1
For eBinder II and Pro35 (RCT optional):
Need to set NVM 740-498 to 1 as well as add the following profile information :