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Container Stacker
User’s Guide
© 2005 Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc.
2635-A Park Center Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065
July 2005
337492-004 Revision B
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© Copyright 2005 Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc. All rights reserved.
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notice. Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc., assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions
in this document. No liability is assumed for any damages resulting from the use of the
information it contains.
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logo marks are trademarks of Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc. All rights reserved.
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respective owners, and are hereby acknowledged.
NOTICE TO USER
In an effort to meet the demands of a rapidly changing technology, the manufacturer is
continually developing new features and functions to meet your changing printing or printer
needs. Please be sure to consult all manual updates or addenda when using this product’s
documentation.
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Contents
Safety Summary
Section 1. Summary of the Container Stacker
1.1 Summary .........................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Configurations.................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Component Locations......................................................................................................................3
1.4 Covers..............................................................................................................................................5
1.5 Powering On the Printer..................................................................................................................6
1.6 Installation Space Requirements .....................................................................................................7
Section 2. Preparation for Printing
2.1 Summary .......................................................................................................................................13
2.2 Printer Settings ..............................................................................................................................14
2.2.1 Stacking Mode....................................................................................................................14
2.2.2 Decurler Function...............................................................................................................15
2.3 Stacker Preparation........................................................................................................................17
Section 3. Removing Paper
3.1 Summary ......................................................................................................................................19
3.2 Removing Paper ...........................................................................................................................20
3.2.1 Container Stacker ..............................................................................................................20
3.2.2 Sample Tray.......................................................................................................................22
Section 4. Maintenance
4.1 Summary .......................................................................................................................................23
4.2 Cleaning.........................................................................................................................................24
Section 5. Troubleshooting
5.1 Summary .......................................................................................................................................25
5.2 Paper Jam Recovery ......................................................................................................................26
5.2.1 Component Locations and Error Codes................................................................ .... ... .... ...26
5.2.2 Paper Jam Recovery ...........................................................................................................29
5.3 Precautions ....................................................................................................................................36
5.4 Error Codes and Descriptions.................. .... ... .... .... ... .... ... .... .... ... .... ... .... ... .... .... ... .... ... .... ..............37
Appendix A. Specifications
A-1 Specifications...............................................................................................................................41
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SAFETY SUMMARY
General Safety Guidelines
For the safety of personnel and the product, operate the equipment according to the instructions
in this manual. When in doubt, call your authorized service technician.
Pay special attention to Cautions and Warnings. These alert you to critical information, as
follows:
Caution:
Alerts you to an operating procedure, practice, or condition that, if not
strictly observed, might result in damage to the equipment.
Warning!
Alerts you to an operating procedure, practice, or condition that, if not
strictly observed, can result in safety hazards to personnel, severe injury, or
loss of life.
Be alert and use your common sense.
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Section 1. Summary of the Container Stacker
1.1 Summary
This section describes the following:
Configurations of the Container Stacker
Component Locations
Covers
Powering On the Printer
Installation Space Requirements
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1.2 Configurations
The configurations shown are of the Container Stacker(s) with a 70 ppm printer. The same
configurations apply to the 92 and 184 ppm printers. In the case of the 184 ppm printer, the Container
Stacker is installed after the rear engine.
(1) Printer + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
(2) Printer + Container Stacker 2 (through-path unit) + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
(3) Printer + Container Stacker 2 (through-path unit) + Advanced Finisher
Stacker 8
Stacker 7
(Container Stacker 1) (Container Stacker 2)
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
(Container Stacker 2)
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1.3 Component Locations
Container Stacker 1 (inc luding sample tray)
1. Sample
3. Front cover L
Container Stacker 2 (including through-path unit)
5. Top cover 2
2. Top cover 1
6. Open Switch 7. Lamp
4. Front cover R
6. Open Switch 7. Lamp
3. Front cover L
4. Front cover
No. Component Description
1 Sample Tray Holds up to 100 sheets of paper.
2 Top Cover 1 Open this cover if a paper jam occurs.
3 Front Cover L Open this cover to remove paper.
4 Front Cover R Open this cover if a paper jam occurs.
5 Top Cover 2 Open this cover if a paper jam occurs.
Open Switch
6
(Upper or Lower)
Lamp
7
(Upper or Lower
Stacker)
Press to open the upper or lower stacker cover. When you press the switch, the
table inside descends and th e cove r is unlo cked . If the stacke r is rece iving paper
and automatic stacker selection is enabled, output switches to the next available
stacker before the Open switch takes effect. When the stacker is specifically
selected (via the OCP, Web, or incoming data stream), the Open switch takes
effect when the job finishes or the stacker is no longer receiving paper.
Solid light:
locked until the Open switch is pressed.
Fast blink:
Slow blink
cover remains locked until the Open switch is pressed.
Not lit: The stacker is not in use. The front cover remains locked until the Open
switch is pressed.
The stacker is in use (receiving paper). The front cover remains
The table inside the stacker is descending. The front cover is locked.
. The stacker is full or the Open switch has been pressed. The front
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Container Stacker 1 (including sample t ray)
3. Drawer unit
Container Stacker 2 (including through-path unit)
1, 2. Baskets
(Large and Small)
1, 2. Baskets
(Large and Small)
No. Component Description
1 Small basket
2 Large basket
3 Drawer unit Pull open the drawer unit to access the paper basket.
Paper Size: A4, B5, letter, or custom
(width: 182 to 305 mm, length: 182 to 216 mm)
Paper Size: A4, A3, B5, B4, letter, legal, ledger or custom
(width: 182 to 305 mm, length: 182 to 432 mm)
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1.4 Covers
Open the Container Stacker covers as shown in the illustrations below.
Container Stacker 1 (including sample t ray)
Container Stacker 2 (including through-path unit)
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1.5 Powering On the Printer
70/92 PPM
The location of the printer’s power supply switch is shown below. The marks on the switch represent
the characters “O” for off and “I” for on.
184 ppm
The entire system should be powered on and off using the main power switch shown below. To do this,
both the front and rear engine power switches must remain in the on position. If either the front or rear
engine power switch is in the off position an error will occur or the OCP display will not come up. In
this situation turn off the main power switch, turn on the power to the front and/or rear engine, then turn
on the main power switch.
Finisher
Main Power Switch
Rear Engine
Front Engine
When powered on, the printer and the finisher go through a power-up sequence that takes
approximately 4 minutes. During the power-up sequence, the printer runs a series of internal tests.
Caution:
Wait at least 5 seconds to power on the printer after powering off. When the
printer cannot be powered on, wait at least 30 seconds, then power on the
printer.
Warning!
In the event of an emergency, power off the printer by setting the power
switch to O.
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1.6 Installation Space Requirements
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Space required for installation of this container stacker is shown below. For safe and comfortable use of
this container stacker, install the container stacker in a well-ventilated area and leave enough space, as
indicated in the diagram. Ensure that the air inlet and the air outlet of the fan remain unobstructed to
prevent deterioration of print quality or damage to the machine.
70/92 + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
700)
Printer Container Stacker 1
665
1200
Maintenance
area
700)
622
671
2565
Unit : mm
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(2) 70/92 + Container Stacker 2 (through-path unit) + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
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700)
HCF
Printer
665
1200)
700)
Container Stacker 2
Container Stacker 1
Maintenance
area
622
671
2565
Unit : mm
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(3) 70/92 + Container Stacker 2 (through-path unit) + Advanced Finisher
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665
1200
Container Stacker 2
dvanced Finisher
700)
1293
2565
Maintenance
area
572)
Unit: mm
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(4) 184 + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
Server
Printer
Container Stacker
1
Maintenance
area
Unit: mm
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(5) 184 + Container Stacker 2 (through path unit) + Container Stacker 1 (sample tray)
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r
Maintenance
area
Server
Printe
Stacker 1
Container
2
Container Stacke
Unit: mm
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(6) 184 + Container Stacker 2 (through path unit) + Standard Finisher
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Serve
Printer
Maintenance
area
Stacker 2
Container
Standard finishe
Unit: mm
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Section 2. Preparation for Printing
2.1 Summary
This section describes the following:
Printer Settings
Stacker Preparation
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2.2 Printer Settings
2.2.1 Stacking Mode
Short stacking mode lets you limit the amount of paper that can be delivered to the stackers. When the
Short Stacking selection is enabled, the printer detects “Paper Full” when the stacker is two-thirds full.
When the Short Stacking selection is disabled, the pritner detects “Paper Full” when the stacker is
completely full.
1. T o set the S tacking Mode for a particular stacker, make the following selections from the OCP:
Finisher / Short Stacking
2. Click the desired stacker number to toggle the setting between “Enabled” and “Disabled” for
the short stacking mode.
We recommended that you enable the Short Stacking mode when using:
paper that may curl heavily (paper curl exceeds 10 mm after printing).
large-sized paper such as A3 and Ledger.
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2.2.2 Decurler Function
The Decurler function lets you specify if certain paper should pass through the decurler path. The
Decurler function has three modes:
AutoSelect
lets the printer determine the Decurler setting (see the table below).
Enable turns the Decurler function on.
Disable turns the Decurler function off.
1. To set the Decurler mode, make the following selections from the OCP:
Finisher / Decurler
2. Click on the desired Decurler option, based on the information in the following table.
Decurler mode Auto Select (Default) Enable Disable
Print mode Simplex Duplex Simplex Duplex Simplex Duplex
Less than 28 lbs On Off On On Off Off Paper
Weight
(Bond)
* Do not select the Enable option when using paper exceeding 32 lbs. Paper exceeding 32 lbs
cannot be fed through the decurler path.
28 lbs – 53 lbs Off Off
On* On* Off Off
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In order to get your paper to stack properly, follow these simple instructions:
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1. Check the characteristics of new paper when chara ct eristics a re un kn own.
2. Before printing large quantities, check the paper curl by printing a few sheets with the decurler
disabled.
3. Select the decurler mode according to the curl direction as shown in the table below.
Up
Curl direction without decurle
Paper curl(mm)
Simplex Duplex
Decurler
Disable
Enable
Auto
Disable
Enable
Auto
Notes
Down
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Disable
Disable
• Turn the paper
upside down
in the paper
tray.
• Select short
stack mode.
(Section 2.2.1)
• Turn the paper
upside down
in the paper
tray.
• Select short
stack mode.
(Section 2.2.1)
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2.3 Stacker Preparation
Place the basket in the container. If you start printing without the basket, or with the basket improperly
placed in the container, the following error message is displayed: No Basket: Container xxx.
Notes:
Different size paper cannot be delivered to the same basket.
Front Cover L is locked when the power switch is turned off or when the
table is rising. Before opening the front cover, turn on the power switch and
wait until the table lowers to the bottom.
1. Ensure that the container stacker lamp is blinking slowly.
2. Open Front Cover L. Hold the handle of the drawer unit and pull it forward.
Front Cover L
Drawer Unit
Handle
3. Place the empty basket on the drawer unit in the correct position and direction.
Table
Basket
Face this side to the front.
Drawer unit
Caution!
Baskets placed in the Container Stacker must be empty. Loading a basket
with paper in it can cause damage to the finisher.
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4. Return the drawer unit to the original position and close Front Cover L.
Front Cover L
Drawer Unit
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3.1 Summary
This section describes the following:
Removing Paper From the Container Stacker
Removing Paper From the Sample Tray
Section 3. Removing Paper
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3.2 Removing Paper
3.2.1 Container Stacker
Up to 1500 sheets of paper can be delivered to both the upper and the lower stackers of each container
stacker. The message Stacker xxx Full is displayed on the OCP when the stacker is full of paper.
Press the Open switch to unlock the upper or lower stacker cover . When you press the switch, th e table
inside descends and the cover is unlocked. If the stacker is receiving paper and automatic stacker
selection is enabled, output switches to the next available stacker before the Open switch takes effect.
When the stacker is specifically selected (via the OCP, Web, or incoming data stream), the Open switch
takes effect when the job finishes or the stacker is no longer receiving paper.
Each Open switch has a lamp next to it that shows the status of the corresponding stacker:
Solid light:
Fast blink: The table inside the stacker is descending. The front cover is locked.
Slow blink: The stacker is full or the Open switch has been pressed. The front cover remains locked
Not lit: The stacker is not in use. The front cover rema ins locked until the Open s witch is pressed.
The stacker is in use (receiving paper). The front cover remains locked until the Open
switch is pressed.
until the Open switch is pressed.
1. Make sure the container stacker lamp is blinking slowly.
2. Open Front Cover L and pull the drawer unit forward gently.
3.
Front Cover L
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Remove paper from the basket.
Basket
Caution!
Baskets placed in the Container Stacker must be empty. Loading a basket
with paper in it can cause damage to the finisher.
4. Gently push the drawer unit back in as far as it will go and close Front Cover L.
Front Cover L
Drawer Unit
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3.2.2 Sample Tray
Notes:
Do not stack more than 100 sheets of paper on th e sample tray or a paper
jam may occur. (The sample tray does not have a sensor to detect how
much paper is on the tray.)
Paper can be removed from the sample tray at any time. However, use
care when paper is being output to the sample tray or a paper jam may
occur.
1. Remove paper from the sample tray as shown below.
Sample tray
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4.1 Summary
This section describes the following:
Cleaning
Section 4. Maintenance
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4.2 Cleaning
Warning:
Be sure to turn off the power switch before cleaning.
T ool required: Vacuum cleaner
Cleaning cycles: As necessary
1. Open Front Cover L and pull out the drawer unit. Remove any paper in the basket.
2. Remove dust from the inside of the basket with a vacuum cleaner (be careful of the corners) .
Basket
3. Return the basket to its original position, and close Front Cover L.
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5.1 Summary
This section describes the following:
Paper Jam Recovery
Precautions
Error Codes and Descriptions
Section 5. Troubleshooting
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5.2 Paper Jam Recovery
5.2.1 Component Locations and Error Codes
Container Stacker 1 (sample tray) (standard model)
When paper remains in the container stacker:
Container Stacker 6
E0B8
Container Stacker 5
E0B7
When a paper jam occurs while printing:
Paper on paper path 7
E0B6
Sample Tray
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
Paper on paper path 4
E0B3
Paper on paper path 2
E0B1
Paper on paper path 1
E0B0
Paper on paper path 3
E0B2
Container Stacker 6
E19A
E19B
Container Stacker 5
E198
E199
Paper on paper path 7
E1A8
E1A9
Sample Tray
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
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Paper on paper path 4
E1A6
E1A7
Paper on paper path 2
E1A2
E1A3
Paper on paper path 1
E1A0
E1A1
Paper on paper path 3
E1A4
E1A5
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Container Stacker 1 + Container Stacker 2
3
6
2
y
7
3
When paper remains in the Container Stacker:
Paper on paper path 7
E0BF
Paper on paper path 2
E0BA
Paper on path 4
E0BC
Paper on paper path 5
E0B4
Paper onpath 6
E0B5
Container Stacker 8
E0C1
Sample tray
Paper on paper path 1
E0B9
Stacker 8
Stacker 6
Container Stacker 7
E0C0
Stacker 7
Paper on paper path 3
E0BB
Paper on path 7
E0B
Stacker 5
Container Stacker 5
E0B7
Paper on paper path 4
E0B3
Paper on paper path 2
E0B1
Container Stacker 6
E0B8
Paper on paper path 1
E0B0
Paper on paper path
E0B2
When a paper jam occurs while printing:
Paper on paper path 4
E1B4
E1B5
Paper on paper path 7
E1B6
E1B7
Container Stacker 8
E19E
E19F
Paper on paper path 1
E1AE
Container Stacker 7
E19C
E19D
Paper on path
E1B0
E1B1
Sample tra
Stacker 8
Paper on paper path 3
E1B3
Paper on path 5
E1AA
E1AB
Paper on paper path 6
E1AC
E1AD
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
Container Stacker 5
E199
Paper on paper path
E1A8
E1A9
Paper path 4
E1A6
E1A7
Paper path 2
E1A2
E1A3
Container Stacker 6
E19A
Paper on paper path 1
E1A0
E1A1
Paper on paper path
E1A4
E1A5
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Container Stacker 2 + Advanced Finisher
When paper remains in the Container Stacker:
Paper on paper path 6
E0B5
Paper on paper path 5
E0B4
Paper on paper path 7
E0B6
Paper on paper path 4
E0B3
Paper on paper path 2
E0B1
When a paper jam occurs while printing:
Paper on paper path 5
Paper on paper path 6
E1AC
E1AD
E1AA
E1AB
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
Container Stacker 5
E0B7
Paper on paper path 7
E1A8
E1A9
Container Stacker 6
E0B8
Paper on paper path 1
E0B0
Paper on paper path 3
E0B2
Paper on paper path 4
E1A6
E1A7
Stacker 6
Stacker 5
Container Stacker 5
E198
E199
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Paper on paper path 2
E1A2
E1A3
Container Stacker 6
E19A
E19B
Paper on paper path 1
E1A0
E1A1
Paper on paper path 3
E1A4
E1A5
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5.2.2 Paper Jam Recovery
Paper Jam at Paper Path 2 and 4
1. Open the Front Covers.
Front Cover L
2. Open Top Cover 1.
Lift the paper guide tab upward and open the U paper guide C and remove the jammed paper.
Front Cover R
3.
U Paper Guid e C
Top Cover 1
Paper Guide tab
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Open the L paper guide A using the paper guide tab and remove the jammed paper.
4. Turn the knob counterclockwise to discharge the jammed paper to the basket.
L Paper Guide A
Paper Guide Tab
Knob
Basket
Drawer Unit
Gently pull the drawer unit and remove the paper from the basket.
5. Push back the drawe r unit and re turn the L paper guide A and the U paper guide to their original
positions.
6. Close the top cover 1, front cover R and front cover L.
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Paper Jam at Paper Path 1 and 3
1. Open the front covers.
Front Cover L
Front Cover R
2. Open the L paper guide B2 using the paper guide tab and remove the jammed paper.
L Paper Guide B2
Paper Guide Tab
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3. Open the L paper guide B1 using the paper guide tab and remove the jammed paper.
L Paper Guid e B1
Paper Guide Tab
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4. Open the L paper guide A using the paper guide tab and remove the jammed paper.
L Paper Guide A
Paper Guide Tab
5. Turn the knob clockwise to discharge the jammed paper to the basket. Gently pull the drawer
unit and remove the paper from the basket.
Knob
Basket
Drawer Unit
6. Push the drawer unit back, and return the L paper guides A, B1, and B2 to their original positions.
7. Close Front Cover R and Front Cover L.
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Paper Jam at Paper Path 5, 6 and 7
Top Cover 2
Top Cover 1
1. Open the top covers.
2. Lift the paper guide tab and open the U paper guide C to remove the jammed paper.
U Paper Guide C
Paper Guide Tab
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3. Lift the paper guide tab and open the U paper guide A to remove the jammed paper.
Paper Guide Tab
U Paper Guide A
4. Open the U paper guide B using the paper guide tab and remove the jammed paper.
5. Return the U paper guides A, B and C to their original positions.
6. Close the top covers.
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5.3 Precautions
Observe the following precautions when using the contain er sta ck er :
When paper remains in the basket after a paper jam recovery, gently push back the drawer or the
stack may be disturbed, the paper may be improperly aligned, or another paper jam may occur.
Paper that is curled 10 mm or more after printing may not stack properly.
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5.4 Error Codes and Descriptions
Error
Code
E00B Stack er 5 Fu ll Stacker 5 is full of paper.
E00C Stacker 6 Full Stacker 6 is full of paper.
E00E Stack er 7 Fu ll Stacker 7 is full of paper.
E00F Stacker 8 Full Stacker 8 is full of paper.
E029 Stacker 5 Basket Nonset No basket is set in stacker 5.
E02A Stacker 6 Basket Nonset No basket is set in stacker 6.
E02B Stacker 7 Basket Nonset No basket is set in stacker 7.
E02C Stacker 8 Basket Nonset No basket is set in stacker 8.
E02D CNT.STK Top Cover Open Top cover of the container stacker is open.
E02E Stack er 5 Fron t Cov er Open Front cover of stacker 5 is open.
E03A Stack er 6 Fron t Cov er Open Front cover of stacker 6 is open.
E038 CNT.SKT V.Path Cover Open Vertical path cover of the container stacker is open.
E03B
E03C Stacker 7 Front Cover Open Front cover of stacker 7 is open.
E03D Stacker 8 Front Cover Open Front cover of stacker 8 is open.
E039
E0B0 Paper On Paper Path 30 Paper is on paper path sensor 1 of the container stacker.
E0B1 Paper On Paper Path 31 Paper is on paper path sensor 2 of the container stacker.
E0B2 Paper On Paper Path 32 Paper is on paper path sensor 3 of the container stacker.
E0B3 Paper On Paper Path 33 Paper is on paper path sensor 4 of the container stacker.
E0B4 Paper On Paper Path 34 Paper is on paper path sensor 5 of the container stacker.
E0B5 Paper On Paper Path 35 Paper is on paper path sensor 6 of the container stacker.
E0B6 Paper On Paper Path 36 Paper is on paper path sensor 7 of the container stacker.
E0B7 Paper On Paper Path 37 Paper is on the lower jam sensor of the container stacker.
E0B8 Paper On Paper Path 38 Paper is on the upper jam sensor of the container stacker.
E0B9 Paper On Paper Path 39 Paper is on paper path sensor 1 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BA Paper On Paper Path 40 Paper is on paper path sensor 2 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BB Paper On Paper Path 41 Paper is on paper path sensor 3 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BC Paper On Paper Path 42 Paper is on paper path sensor 4 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BD Paper On Paper Path 43 Paper is on paper path sensor 5 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BE Paper On Paper Path 44 Paper is on paper path sensor 6 of the add-on container stacker.
E0BF Paper On Paper Path 45 Paper is on paper path sensor 7 of the add-on container stacker.
E0C0 Paper On Paper Path 46 Paper is on the lower jam sensor of the add-on container stacker.
E0C1 Paper On Paper Path 47 Paper is on the upper jam sensor of the add-on container stacker.
EXP CNT.STK Top Cove r
Open
EXP CNT.SKT V.Path Cover
Open
Error Description
Top cover of the add-on container stacker is open.
Vertical path cover of the add-on container stacker is open.
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E092 Stacker 5 Size Mismatch Basket size of stacker 5 does not match the pick size.
E093 Stacker 6 Size Mismatch Basket size of stacker 6 does not match the pick size.
E094 Stacker 7 Size Mismatch Basket size of stacker 7 does not match the pick size.
E095 Stacker 8 Size Mismatch Basket size of stacker 8 does not match the pick size.
E096 Paper Size Mismatch Paper size in the stacker does not match the pick size.
E198 CNT.STK Jam 1
E199 CNT.STK Jam 2
E19A CNT.STK Jam 3
E19B CNT.STK Jam 4
E19C CNT.STK Jam 5
E19D CNT.STK Jam 6
E19E CNT.STK Jam 7
E19F CNT.STK Jam 8
E1A0 CNT.STK Feed Jam 1
E1A1 CNT.STK Feed Jam 2
E1A2 CNT.STK Feed Jam 3
E1A3 CNT.STK Feed Jam 4
E1A4 CNT.STK Feed Jam 5
E1A5 CNT.STK Feed Jam 6
E1A6 CNT.STK Feed Jam 7
E1A7 CNT.STK Feed Jam 8
E1A8 CNT.STK Feed Jam 9
E1A9 CNT.STK Feed Jam 10
E1AA CNT.STK Feed Jam 11
E1AB CNT.STK Feed Jam 12
Paper did not arrive at the jam sensor of the lower container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from the jam sensor of the lower container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at the jam sensor of the upper container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from the jam sensor of the upper container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at the jam sensor of the lower add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from the jam sensor of the lower add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at the jam sensor of the upper add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from the jam sensor of the upper add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 1 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 1 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 2 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 2 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 3 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 3 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 4 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 4 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 7 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 7 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 5 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 5 of the container
stacker.
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E1AC CNT.STK Feed Jam 13
E1AD CNT.STK Feed Jam 14
E1AE CNT.STK Feed Jam 15
E1AF CNT.STK Feed Jam 16
E1B0 CNT.STK Feed Jam 17
E1B1 CNT.STK Feed Jam 18
E1B2 CNT.STK Feed Jam 19
E1B3 CNT.STK Feed Jam 20
E1B4 CNT.STK Feed Jam 21
E1B5 CNT.STK Feed Jam 22
E1B6 CNT.STK Feed Jam 23
E1B7 CNT.STK Feed Jam 24
E1B8 CNT.STK Feed Jam 25
E1B9 CNT.STK Feed Jam 26
E1BA CNT.STK Feed Jam 27
E1BB CNT.STK Feed Jam 28
E293 DSE4 Read Error DSE4 signal error detected.
E294 CONT.ST Incorrect Command Incorrect command detected in the container stacker.
E295
E296 CONT.ST Exit Signal Error Exit signal error detected in the container stacker.
E297
E298 CONT.ST ROM Error ROM error detected in the container stacker.
E299 EXP CONT.ST ROM Error ROM error detected in the add-on container stacker.
E29A CONT.ST CPU Error CPU error detected in the container st acker.
E29B EXP CONT.ST CPU Error CPU error detected in the add-on cont ainer stacker.
E29C CONT.ST ACT Timeout Container stacker did not start operat i on.
E29D CONT.ST DORMANT Timeout Container stacker cannot be in standby mode.
EXP CONT.ST Incorrect
Command
EXP CONT.ST Exit Signal
Error
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 6 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 6 of the container
stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 1 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 1 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 2 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 2 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 3 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 3 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 4 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 4 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 7 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 7 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 5 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 5 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not arrive at paper path sensor 6 of the add-on
container stacker.
Paper did not depart from paper path sensor 6 of the add-on
container stacker.
Incorrect command detected in the add-on container stacker.
Exit signal error detected in the add-on container stacker.
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E29E CONT.ST BUSY Timeout Container stacker is busy continuously.
E29F CONT.ST PRINT Timeout Container stacker is in print mode continuously.
E2A0 CONT.ST RAM Error RAM error detected in the container stacker.
E2A1 EXP CONT.ST RAM Error RAM error detected in the add-on container stacker.
E2B4 Stacker 5 F Jogger Pos. Error F jogger position error detected in stacker 5.
E2B5 Stacker 5 R Jogger Pos. Error R jogger position error detected in stacker 5.
E2B6 Stacker 5 Stoppper Pos. Error Stopper position error detected in stacker 5.
E2B7 Stacker 6 F Jogger Pos. Error F jogger position error detected in stacker 6.
E2B8 Stacker 6 R Jogger Pos. Error R jogger position error detected in stacker 6.
E2B9 Stacker 6 Stopper Pos. Error Stopper position error detected in stacker 6.
E2BA Stacker 7 F Jogger Pos. Error F jogger position error detected in stacker 7.
E2BB Stacker 7 R Jogger Pos. Error R jogger position error detected in stacker 7.
E2BC Stacker 7 Stopper Pos. Error Stopper position error detected in stacker 7.
E2BD Stacker 8 F Jogger Pos. Error F jogger position error detected in stacker 8.
E2BE Stacker 8 R Jogger Pos. Error R jogger position error detected in stacker 8.
E2BF Stacker 8 Stopper Pos. Error Stopper position error detected in stacker 8.
E278 Stacker 5 TBL Up Timeout
E279 Stacker 5 TBL Down Timeout
E27A Stacker 6 TBL Up Timeout
E27B Stacker 6 TBL Down Timeout
E27C Stacker 7 TBL Up Timeout
E27D Stacker 7 TBL Down Timeout
E27E Stacker 8 TBL Up Timeout
E27F Stacker 8 TBL Down Timeout
E2E4 CONT.ST Power Error ST P/K +24V error detected in the container stacker.
E2E6 EXP CONT.ST Power Error ST P/K +24V error detected in the add-on container stacker.
Time required to move up the table of stacker 5 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move down the table of stacker 5 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move up the table of stacker 6 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move down the table of stacker 6 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move up the table of stacker 7 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move down the table of stacker 7 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move up the table of stacker 8 exceeded the
specified time.
Time required to move down the table of stacker 8 exceeded the
specified time.
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Appendix A. Specifications
A-1 Specifications
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Item Specifications
Paper size
(Container)
Paper size
(Sample tra y)
Stacking capacity Co nt ainer s tacker: 3,000 sheets (75g/m2) (1,500 sheets x 2 trays)
Power supply
Power consumption Mean operating power: 0.7 A (at 230 VAC)
Environmental
conditions
Dimensions 916 x 1008 x 622 mm (H x W x D)
Weight Standard container stacker: approximately 147 kg
Life time Printing 30,000,000 pages or 5 years, whichever comes first.
Small basket
A4, B5, letter, or custom (width: 182 to 305 mm, length: 182 to 216 mm)
Large basket
A4, A3, B5, B4, letter, legal, ledger, or custom (width:182 to 305 mm,
length: 182 to 432 mm)
Notes:
1) Differen t sized paper cannot be stacked in the s ame basket.
2) 229 mm (9”) or longer forms cannot be output using the face-up function.
A4, A4 Tab, A5, A3, B5, B4, Letter, Legal, Ledger, Statement, Executive,
Folio, Super B, tab paper (9” x 11” ), or Custom (width: 182 to 305 mm,
length: 182 to 457 mm)
Sample tray: 100 sheets (75g/m2)
The printer supplies 200 to 240 VAC. The power supply of the container
stacker supplies DC 5V and DC 24V.
Temperature: 19 to 25°C
Humidity: 40 to 60%
Add-on container stacker: approximately 155 kg
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