Hitachi DDP, DDP 70, DDP 70e, DDP 92, DDP 184 User Guide

Publishing Finisher

User’s Guide

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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. As a result, this manual may not exactly reflect future changes made to the product. Please be sure to consult all manual updates or addenda when using this product’s documentation.

Safety Precautions

- The signal word WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

- The signal word CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in damage of machines. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

- Read and understand all safety instructions with signal words such as WARNING and CAUTION. If safety instructions are ignored, personal injury may result.

- All equipment shall be locked out or tagged out to protect against accidental or inadvertent operation when such operation could cause injury to personnel. Do not attempt to operate any switch, valve, or other energy isolating device where it is locked or tagged out.

- Do not operate the machines when any covers are removed.

- Keep your hands and fingers off any moving parts during operation. Moving parts can cause severe personal injury.

- Some of the drawings in this manual show the machine uncovered for explaining the detail or inside of machine.

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CONTENTS

Safety Precautions ......................................................................................................iii

1. How the Publishing Finisher Works ...................................... 1

1-1 Making Booklets ..................................................................................................1

1-2 Transport Sheets to the Advanced Finisher .........................................................2

1-3 Sheet Folding and Punching Options...................................................................3

2. Machine Description ............................................................... 5

2-1 Unit Description................................................................................................. 5

2-2 Staple Section / Sheet Accumulate Section ........................................................6

2-3 Sheet Inserter 1,2 ................................................................................................ 7

2-4 Booklet Stacker ...................................................................................................8

3. Making Booklets ..................................................................... 9

3-1 Power On ............................................................................................................. 9

3-2 Sheet Preparation .................................................................................................9

3-3 Booklet Stacker Preparation ................................................................................ 11

3-4 Printer Preparation ...............................................................................................11

3-5 Submit Print Job................................................................................................... 11

3-6 Remove Booklets .................................................................................................12

4. Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 13

4-1 Error Messages .................................................................................................... 13

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets ................................................................................... 16

4-2-1 Interface Section .............................................................................................16

4-2-2 Sheet Inserter 1,2 ............................................................................................ 17

4-2-3 Sheet Entrance Section ................................................................................... 17

4-2-4 Staple Section .................................................................................................18

4-2-5 Fold Section For Stapled Sheets ..................................................................... 19

4-2-6 Trim Section ...................................................................................................20

4-2-7 Finisher Delivery Section ...............................................................................21

4-2-8 Transport Gate Section ................................................................................... 21

4-2-9 Delivery Path of Sheet Inserter 1,2 ................................................................22

4-3 When Sheet Jams Occur Frequently .................................................................... 23

4-4 When Cover or Guide is Open............................................................................. 24

4-5 When Staples Run Out ......................................................................................... 25

4-6 When Staple is Jammed .......................................................................................27

4-7 When Trimming Trash Box Is Full...................................................................... 28

4-8 When Fold Line is Not Aligned ........................................................................... 28

4-9 When the Fold and Stitch Line Are Not Aligned ................................................29

4-10 When the Fore-edge is Not Trimmed Completely............................................. 29

4-11 When the Fore-edge is Not Trimmed At All .....................................................29

4-12 When the Sheet is Not Folded ........................................................................... 29

5. Cleaning .................................................................................... 31

5-1 Cleaning the Sheet Transport Path....................................................................... 31

Appendix ...................................................................................... 33

A-1 Specifications ......................................................................................................33

A-2 Consumables ....................................................................................................... 34

1. How the Publishing Finisher Works

This section shows how the Publishing Finisher works.

1-1 Making Booklets

4. Fold stapled sheets in half.

5. Trim fore-edge of booklet.

3. Punch sheets (optional).

2. Staple stacked sheets.

1. Insert cover or insert sheet into stacked sheets.

Cover

Insert Sheet

Definition

Staple

To staple in the middle of sheets.

Definition

Insert sheet

A sheet inserted into stacked sheets.

Unstapled sheets can be folded with DDP 92 only.

6. Stack finished booklet.

Definition

Fold

To fold stapled sheets in half.

Definition

Trim

To cut the fore-edge of a booklet.

1-2 Transport Sheets to the Advanced Finisher

Printed sheets that will not be made into booklets are transported to the Advanced Finisher.

1-3 Sheet Folding and Punching Options

The diagram below shows the location of the folding and punching options, sheet paths of the Publishing Finisher.

as well as the

Fold

Center

Fold

Punch

Trim

Staple

Sheet from printer

Sheet Inserter 1 Sheet Inserter 2

Booklet Stacker

Sheet feed direction.

Printing surface.

The folding capability of the Publishing Finisher is illustrated below.

Center Fold

2. Machine Description

This section shows and describes the parts of the Publishing Finisher.

2-1 Unit Description

Transport Gate Section

Single sheets are sent to the Advanced Finisher and stapled booklets are transported to the fold section.

Fold Section for Stapled Sheets

The stapled sheets are folded.

Sheet Accumulate Section

Sheets from the printer are accumulated and arranged.

Staple Section

A set of sheets is stapled.

Sheet Entrance Section

The sheets delivered from the printer are received.

Sheet Inserter 1,2

The insert sheets are fed to the sheet accumulate section and merged with the sheets from the printer.

Trim Section

The fore-edge of the booklet is trimmed.

Booklet Stacker

The trimmed booklets are stacked.

Interface Section

This section connects the printer and Publishing Finisher. The sheets from the printer are transported to the Publishing Finisher.

2-2 Staple Section / Sheet Accumulate Section

Stay

This stay is used to hold the staple section when it is tilted.

Staple Eject Lever

This lever is used to remove a staple jammed inside of the clincher.

Jog Guide (Operation side and drive side)

Jog sheets at top and bottom sides.

Head Stoppers

These stoppers are used to jog accumulated sheets.

Clincher

This clincher is used to press the staples stitched out from the booklet.

Staple Cartridge

There are 5,000 staples in the cartridge. When the cartridge is empty, it can be replaced.

Transport Hook

This stopper is a pair with the head stoppers and is used to jog sheets in the sheet accumulate section.

2-3 Sheet Inserter 1,2

End Fence

This is set according to sheet size.

Sheet Level Check Window

This window is used to check the level of sheets in the sheet inserter.

Side Guide

Sheet Inserter 1,2

This tray is used to feed the cover or insert sheets. The sheets in this tray must be the same size as the sheets fed in the printer.

Sheet Size Lever

This lever is set according to the sheet size in the sheet inserter.

Feeding Lamp

This lamp illuminates when sheets in the sheet inserter tray are feeding or are ready to be fed. The sheet inserter tray cannot be opened.

2-4 Booklet Stacker

Stopper

This stopper is used to stack the trimmed booklets.

Stopper Release Lever

Push the stopper release lever to move the stopper to the left.

3. Making Booklets

This section shows how booklets are made.

3-1 Power On

Turn on the printers power switch.

-This turns on power to the Publishing Finisher and Advanced Finisher.

Power switch

Advanced Finisher

Publishing Finisher

Printer

3-2 Sheet Preparation

The following sheet sizes and weights can be fed from the sheet inserter trays.

Sheet Size A4

7.3" x 10.5" (185.4 x 266.7 mm)

8.5" x 11" (215.9 x 279.4 mm)

8.5" x 14" (215.9 x 355.6 mm) 11" x 17" (279.4 x 431.8 mm) 11" x 8.5" (279.4 x 215.9 mm)

Maximum size (Width X Length) 12" x 18" (305 x 457 mm)

Minimum size (Width X Length)

7.2" x 10.1" (182 x 256.5 mm)

, A3 , B4

Make sure the feeding lamp is not illuminated.

-Do not open the sheet inserter tray while the feeding lamp is on.

Open the sheet inserter tray.

Feeding Lamp

Sheet Inserter Tray

Insert sheet weight range

16 lb. to 53 lb.

3-2 Sheet Preparation

Fan sheets well and set sheets in tray.

-Do not load sheets higher than the Max line on side guide.

Max Line

Set side guides and end fence according

to sheet size.

Side Guide

End Fence

Side Guide

Set sheet size lever according to sheets set on inserter tray.

-Pinch sheet size lever and slide it left or right to the appropriate size.

Sheet Size Lever

- The Publishing Finisher trays and the Printer trays must both be set for either a Standard/ Special setting or a Custom setting. In some instances the paper size settings in the Publishing Finisher trays and the Printer trays do not match. For example: Letter (SEF) can be selected in the Publishing Finisher trays, but there is no Letter (SEF) setting in the Printer paper trays. In this case, the Printer paper tray should be set at the Special (triangle) setting and Letter (SEF) should be selected from the Printer menu on the OCP or WEB page. In this type of situation, it is never correct to use the Custom setting on the OCP or WEB page.

Close sheet inserter tray completely.

Sheet Inserter Tray

3-3 Booklet Stacker Preparation

Push the stopper release lever and move the stopper to the far left.

Stopper

Stopper Release Lever

3-4 Printer Preparation

See the documentation for the printer.

3-5 Submit Print Job

Submit print job from the printer.

-The printed sheet is delivered to Publishing Finisher to be stapled, folded, trimmed, and stacked side by side in the booklet stacker.

3-6 Remove Booklets

When the booklet stacker is full, the printer and Publishing Finisher stop operating. An explanatory message is displayed on the printer.

Remove the booklets from the booklet stacker.

Booklets

[Booklet Stacker]

Push the stopper release lever and move the stopper to the far left.

Stopper

Stopper Release Lever

4. Troubleshooting

This section provides troubleshooting guidelines.

4-1 Error Messages

OCP Line 1

Invalid Booklet Clear Paper Path Clear paper path. The system cannot create the

Invalid Booklet Cancel Job Correct the error or

Call for Service Exxx Contact your

Out of PF Rear

Out of PF Front

Inserter 1 Open C lose Tray E025 Close tray. Insert tray 1 is open. Inserter 2 Open C lose Tray E026 Close tray. Insert tray 2 is open. Booklet Staker

Paper Full Trimm ing Trash

Box Full Trimm ing Trash

Bo x No t S et PF Front Cover R

Open PF Front Cover L

Open PF Front Cover C

Open PF Top C over L

Open PF Top C over R

Open Entrance Paper

Guide Open Inserter Guide 1

Open

Staple

Rem ove Paper E027 Rem ove paper. Stacker 4 is full.

Clean Trash Box E028 Rem ove trash. The trimming trash box is full.

Check Trash Box E02F Set trash box The trash box is not set in the

Close Cover E030 Close cover. Front Cover R of the Publishing

Close Cover E031 Close cover. Front Cover L of the Publishing

Close Cover E032 Close cover. Front Cover C of the Publishing

Close Cover E033 Close cover. Top Cover L of the Publishing

Close Cover E034 Close cover. Top Cover R of the Publishing

Close Guide E035 Close guide. The guide of entrance path 1 in the

Check Guide E036 Close guide. The upper guide of the inserter in

OCP Line 2

Error

Code

cancel job.

authorized Service Technician and provide the error code displayed on the OCP.

E01B Replace the staple

cartridge.

E01C Replace the staple

cartridge.

Remedy

booklet. The remaining paper needs to be removed.

The system cannot create the booklet. Job needs to be canceled.

Any Call for Service error message requires a service call for problem resolution. Exxx is the error code.

The staples in the rear stapler of the Publishing Finisher have run low.

The staples in the front stapler of the Publishing Finisher have run low .

Publishing Finisher.

Finisher is open.

Publishing Finisher is open.

the Publishing Finisher is open.

Description

A pap

4-1 Error Messages

Inserter G uid e 2 Open

Fold ing Guid e 1 Open

Fold ing Guid e 2 Open

Paper in Co n n e ctin g Un it

Paper in PF Entrance

Paper in PF Stapler Rem ove Pa per E075 R em ove pa per. A paper in the stapler entrance path

Paper in PF Stapler Rem ove Pa per E076 R em ove pa per. A paper in the stapler unit of the

Paper in PF Folder Rem ove P aper E077 Remove paper. A paper in the folding unit of the

Paper in PF Trimmer

Paper in PF Exit Rem ove Pa per E079 R em ove pa per. A paper in the exit path of the

Paper in PF Puncher

Paper in PF Inserter 1

Paper in PF Inserter 2

Paper Jam PF Stapler

Pape r Jam Inse rter 1 Rem ove Pa per E1E0 Rem o ve paper. A paper was not fed from insert

Pape r Jam Inse rter 1 Rem ove Pa per E1E1 Rem o ve paper. A double feeding occurred in insert

Pape r Jam Inse rter 1 Rem ove Pa per E1E2 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in insert tray

Pape r Jam Inse rter 2 Rem ove Pa per E1E5 Rem o ve paper. A paper was not fed from insert

Check G uide E 037 Close guide. The lower guide of the inserter in

Check G uide E 038 Close guide. The upper guide of the folding

Check G uide E 039 Close guide. The lower guide of the folding unit

Rem ove Pa per E073 R em ove pa per. A paper in the connecting unit of

Rem ove Pa per E074 R em ove pa per. A paper in the entrance path of the

Rem ove Pa per E078 R em ove pa per. A paper in the trimm ing unit of the

Rem ove Pa per E07A Rem ove paper. A paper in the punching of the

Rem ove Pa per E07B R em ove paper. A paper in inserter path 1 of the

Rem ove Pa per E07C R em ove paper. A paper in inserter path 2 of the

Rem ove Pa per E1D 4 Rem ove paper.

the Publishing Finisher is open.

guide in the Publishing Finisher is open.

in the P u b lis h in g F i nis he r is o p en .

the Publishing Finisher needs to be removed.

Publishing Finisher needs to be removed.

of the Publishing Finisher needs to be removed.

Publishing Finisher needs to be removed.

er jam occ urred on the stapler

tray .

tray 1.

tray 2.

4-1 Error Messages

Pa pe r Jam Inserter 2 Rem ove Paper E 1E6 Rem ove paper. A double feeding occurred in insert

Pa pe r Jam Inserter 2 Rem ove Paper E 1E7 Rem ove paper. A paper jam occurred in insert tray

Paper Jam Connecting Unit

Paper Jam PF Entrance

Paper Jam PF Stapler

Paper Jam PF Folder

Paper Jam PF Trimmer

Paper Jam PF E xit R em ove Paper E 1F0 R em ove paper. The paper did not get to the exit

Paper Jam PF Puncher

Paper Jam Connecting Unit

Paper Jam PF Entrance

Paper Jam PF Stapler

Paper Jam PF Folder

Paper Jam PF Trimmer

Paper Jam PF E xit R em ove Paper E 1F8 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the exit

Paper Jam PF Puncher

Rem ove Paper E 1EA R em ove paper. The paper did not get to the

Rem ove Paper E 1EB Rem ove paper. The paper did not get to the

Rem ove Paper E 1EC Rem ove paper. The paper did not get to the stapler

Rem ove Paper E 1ED R em ove paper. The paper did not get to the stapler

Rem ove Paper E 1EE R em ove paper. The paper did not get to the folding

Rem ove Paper E 1EF Rem ove paper. T he paper did not get to the

Rem ove Paper E 1F1 R em ove paper. The paper did not get to the

Rem ove Paper E 1F2 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the

Rem ove Paper E 1F3 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the

Rem ove Paper E 1F4 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the stapler

Rem ove Paper E 1F5 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the stapler

Rem ove Paper E 1F6 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the folding

Rem ove Paper E 1F7 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the

Rem ove Paper E 1F9 R em ove paper. A paper jam occurred in the

tray 2 .

connecting unit of the Publishing Finisher.

entrance path of the Publishing Finisher.

entrance of the Publishing Finisher.

unit of the Publishing Finisher.

trim m ing u nit o f th e P u blis hin g Finisher.

path of the Publishing Finisher.

punching unit of the P ublishing Finisher.

connecting unit of the Publishing Finisher.

entrance of the Publishing Finisher.

unit of the Publishing Finisher.

trim m ing u nit o f th e P u blis hin g Finisher.

path of the Publishing Finisher.

punching unit of the P ublishing Finisher.

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-1 Interface Section

Open Front Cover R.

Front Cover R

Open the entrance paper guide and remove the sheet.

Entrance Paper Guide

Close the guide and cover.

-Close the entrance paper guide completely after removing sheet.

-If the sheet jam message does not disappear, a sheet is still jammed in the other section. Remove the sheet.

-Open the delivery section of the printer and remove the sheet.

Printer Side

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-2

Sheet Inserter 1,2

Remove the sheet inserter tray.

Sheet Inserter Tray

4-2-3 Sheet Entrance Section

Open Top Cover R and remove the sheet.

Top Cover R

Remove the jammed sheet inside the sheet inserter.

Sheet

Replace the sheet inserter tray.

Close the cover.

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-4 Staple Section

Open Top Cover L and Top Cover R. Remove the jammed sheet.

Top Cover L

Top Cover R

Sheet

Close the top covers.

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-5 Fold Section For Stapled Sheets

Open Front Cover L.

Front Cover L

Open guide 6,7 and remove sheets.

Close the guides.

-Close guides 6 ,7 completely after removing sheet.

Close the cover.

-If sheet jams occur frequently, the gap set between guides may be too thin. Refer to Section 4-3.

Guide 6

Guide 7

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-6 Trim Section

Open Front Cover L.

Front Cover L

-If the jammed sheet cannot be removed or the transport belt comes off while removing the sheet, follow the procedure below to pull out the trim section. Be very careful and do not touch the knife.

CAUTION

-Do not touch the trim section when it is pulled out. The knife is very sharp and can cause severe personal injury.

Remove the jammed sheet.

Sheet

Stopper

1) Remove stopper fixing screws.

2) Slowly pull out the trim section.

3) Remove jammed sheet or attach transport belt.

4) Slowly push the trim section to original position.

5) Attach stopper fixing screws.

Transport Belt

Knife

Close the cover.

Trim Section

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-7 Finisher Delivery Section

Open Top Cover L.

Top Cover L

Open guide 8 and remove sheet.

4-2-8 Transport Gate Section

Open Top Cover L.

Top Cover L

Open guides 4, 5 and remove sheet.

-Close guide 8 completely after removing sheet.

Guide 8

Close the cover.

-Close guides 4, 5 completely after removing sheet.

Guide 5 Guide 4

Close the cover.

4-2 Removing Jammed Sheets

4-2-9 Delivery Path of Sheet Inserter 1,2

Open Front Cover C.

Open guide 1,2 and remove sheet.

-Close guide 1,2 completely after removing sheet.

Guide 1

Guide 2

Close the cover.

Front Cover C

4-3 When Sheet Jams Occur Frequently

If sheet jams occur frequently in the fold section for stapled sheets, the gap set between guides may be too thin.

Open Front Cover L.

Guide 6

-If the sheets do not move smoothly, pull out the trimmings box and turn the guide adjust knob clockwise to widen the gap between guides.

Front Cover L

Open guide 6 and place sheets between the guides to check that the sheets pass between the guides smoothly.

Guide 6

Trimming Trash Box

Guide Adjust Knob

4-4 When Cover or Guide is Open

Symptom

Cover or guide is open.

1) Front Cover C

2) Front Cover L

3) Top Cover L

4) Top Cover R

5) Trimming trash box

6) Sheet Inserter Tray 1,2

7) Front Cover R

8) Entrance paper guide

Remedy

Close the cover or guide that is open.

4-5 When Staples Run Out

Follow the steps below to replace the staple cartridge.

Open Top Cover L.

Top Cover L

Lift the staple unit.

-Staple unit is held with stay 3.

Pull up on the staple cartridge.

-Approximately10 staples will be left in the staple cartridge. They cannot be used.

Staple Cartridge

Stay 3

Staple Unit

-When the staple unit interferes with the jog guides, widen the jog guides outward handling near the fulcrum shaft.

Push the staples to the end of the cartridge. Otherwise, the stapling function will not work immediately.

End of the Cartridge

4-5 When Staples Run Out

Push the new staple cartridge in until it clicks.

Staple Cartridge

Place the staple unit back to the original position.

1) Hold up staple unit with one hand.

2) Pull up stay 3 with the other hand.

3) Lower staple unit to original position.

Stay 3

Staple Unit

Close the cover.

4-6 When Staple is Jammed

Follow the proedure below to remove a jammed staple.

Open Top Cover L.

Top Cover L

Lift the staple unit.

-The staple unit is held with stay 3.

Stay 3

Press the staple eject lever and remove any jammed staples.

[Staple Unit]

Staple Eject Lever

Place staple unit back to the original position.

Staple Unit

Place a sheet under the unit to catch any falling staples.

Sheet

1) Hold up staple unit with one hand.

2) Pull up stay 3 with the other hand.

3) Lower staple unit to original position.

Stay 3

Staple Unit

Close the cover.

4-7 When Trimming Trash Box Is Full

Pull out the trimming trash box and remove the trash.

Trimming Trash Box

4-8 When Fold Line is Not Aligned

Push the trimming trash box back to its original position.

-Push the trimming trash box back firmly and completely.

The fold line will not align properly if the gap between the guides is too wide. Follow the procedure below to reduce the size of the gap.

Pull out the trimming trash box.

Trimming Trash Box

Turn the guide adjust knob counterclockwise to reduce the gap between the guides.

-Do not make the gap too small as this can cause sheets to jam.

Guide Adjust Knob

Push the trimming trash box back firmly and completely.

4-9 When the Fold and Stitch Line Are Not Aligned

Adjustments may be necessary based on sheet quality, direction, and thickness.

Adjust the fold position at printer set up.

4-10 When the Fore-edge is Not Trimmed Completely

The trimming length is set shorter than the fore-edge of the booklet.

Adjust the trimming length at printer set up.

If the problem is not cleared, the knives might be dulled. Please call your service representative.

4-11 When the Fore-edge is Not Trimmed At All

The trimming function is not selected.

Select the trimming function at printer set up.

If the problem is not cleared, the knives might be dulled. Please call your service representative.

4-12 When the Sheet is Not Folded

The booklet thickness is over 2 mm.

Use sheets within specification and make

booklet thickness within 2 mm.

5. Cleaning

This section shows how to clean the Publishing Finisher.

5-1 Cleaning the Sheet Transport Path

CAUTION

-Do not use thinner, alcohol or benzin for cleaning.

Open the cover or door necessary to access the area to clean.

Guide 8

Guide 6

Open the guide and clean the sheet transport path with soft and dry cloth.

- When the sheet transport path is not cleaned with dry cloth, clean it with cloth soaked alcohol or detergent and wipe moisture with dry cloth.

Guide 5

Staple Section

Trim Section

Entrance Paper Guide

Guide 1

Appendix

This appendix shows specifications and consumables.

A-1 Specifications

Item Specification

Function Folding, Stapling, and Trimming

Sheet Size A4 , A3 ,

7.3" x 10.5" (185.4 x 266.7 mm) ,

8.5" x 11" (215.9 x 279.4 mm) ,

8.5" x 14" (215.9 x 355.6 mm) , 11" x 17" (279.4 x 431.8 mm) , 11" x 8.5" (279.4 x 215.9 mm) , Maximum 12" (width) x 18" (length) (305 x 457 mm) Minimum 7.2" x 7.2" (182 x 182 mm)

Sheet Weight 16 to 24 lb (60 to 90 g/m2)

Insert Sheet Weight 16 to 53 lb (60 to 198.8 g/m2)

Tray Pile Height Maximum 50 mm (2.0)/Less than 90 g/m2 450 sheets

Trimming Width Less than 13 mm (0.5)

Production Speed Up to 800 booklets per hour

Stack Amount Maximum 250 mm (9.8)

Stapling and folding/100 booklets (80 g/m2, 5 sheets)

Staple Distance 120 mm (4.7) (fixed)

Staple Cartridge 5,000 staples

Sensors Sheet jam, sheet inside, sheet misfeed, full stack, low staple,

empty staple, cover open, guide open, trimming trash box full

Noise Level 70 dBA

Dimensions 1,268 mm x 670 mm x 1,081 mm (W x D x H)

Weight 270 kg (Publishing Finisher only)

Power Single phase 200 V / 50 Hz (4.7 A)

Single phase 220 V / 60 Hz (4.9 A) Single phase 230 V / 50 Hz (4.6 A) Single phase 240 V / 60 Hz (4.6 A)

Ambient Temperature 10 to 32 degrees Celsius

The table below lists the maximum number of sheets allowed per booklet. Specifications are given for booklets without insert sheets and booklets with one 53 lb insert sheet.

Number of Sheets Number of Sheets

Paper Weight (no insert sheets) (with 53 lb insert sheet)

16 lb (60 g/m2) 20 sheets 16 sheets

17 lb (64 g/m2) 19 sheets 15 sheets

18 lb (64 g/m2) 18 sheets 14 sheets

19 lb (64 g/m2) 17 sheets 14 sheets

20 lb (64 g/m2) 16 sheets 13 sheets

21 lb (64 g/m2) 15 sheets 12 sheets

22 lb (64 g/m2) 14 sheets 12 sheets

23 lb (64 g/m2) 14 sheets 11 sheets

24 lb (90 g/m2) 13 sheets 11 sheets

Note for DDP 92 only: When folding stacked sheets (not stapled sheets), the maximum number of sheets is 3.

A-2 Consumables

Staple Cartridge 2 pc

Knife (U) (M072808-01) 1 pc

Knife (L) (M072822-03) 1 pc

Double Feed Stop Plate (A924697-00) 2 pc

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