Oce E1 User Manual
Océ User Manual
High Capacity Stacker-E1
Operating information
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Edition: 07-2011
Contents
Contents
Chapter 1
Preface.................................................................................................................5
Notes for the reader...................................................................................6
Naming conventions for finishers (commercial naming and naming in
User Interfaces)..........................................................................................8
Chapter 2
Parts and their functions....................................................................................9
Machine description.................................................................................10
Status and Error indicators......................................................................12
Chapter 3
Use the stacker.................................................................................................15
Output locations.......................................................................................16
Stacker modes..........................................................................................17
Remove sheets from the stacker.............................................................18
Chapter 4
Troubleshooting................................................................................................23
Paper jams................................................................................................24
Labels inside the stacker for clearing paper jams...........................24
Overview of paper jams inside the stacker......................................27
Clear a paper jam in the entrance of the delivery area ("B" LED is
flashing)...............................................................................................29
Clear a paper jam in the delivery area ("C" LED is flashing)...........31
Clear a paper jam in the delivery area ("D1-D3" LEDs are flashing).33
Clear a paper jam in the stacking area ("E1-E2" LEDs are flashing).36
Clear a paper jam in the horizontal delivery and output area ("F1-F4"
LEDs are flashing)...............................................................................38
Clear paper jams in the output tray..................................................41
Errors.........................................................................................................44
When a stacking error occurs............................................................44
When the power does not turn on....................................................45
Place the cart in the stacker...............................................................46
Place the trays in the stacker.............................................................48
Appendix A
Specifications....................................................................................................51
Specifications............................................................................................52
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Contents
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Chapter 1 Preface
Notes for the reader
Notes for the reader
Introduction
This manual helps you to use the High Capacity Stacker-E1. The manual contains a description of the product and guidelines to use and operate the High Capacity Stacker-E1.
Definition
Attention-Getters
Parts of this manual require your special attention. These parts can provide the following:
•
Additional general information, for example, information that is useful when you
perform a task.
•
Information to prevent personal injuries or property damage.
Warning, Caution and Note
The words Warning, Caution and Note draw your attention to important information.
Overview of the attention-getters#
Warning
IndicatesIconWord
Ignoring this warning could cause serious injury or
even death.
The Warning indication has several icons that warn
against various hazards. The icons are shown below.
General hazardWarning
Hot surfaceWarning
Electric shockWarning
Moving partsWarning
Laser beamWarning
Chapter 1 - Preface6
Caution
Important safety instructions
Warning:
Do not touch the stacker/stapler while the machine is printing, as this may result in personal injury.
Notes for the reader
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Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to
property.
Indicates additional important information.Note
The use of heat-resistant gloves is mandatory when you
carry out these actions.
Chapter 1 - Preface 7
Naming conventions for finishers (commercial naming and naming in User Interfaces)
Naming conventions for finishers (commercial naming and
naming in User Interfaces)
Hardware and hardware naming in User Interfaces
To improve the readability of texts in User Interfaces of operator panels and software,
the finishers are generally referred to by their function. The table below shows the naming
conventions for finishers (commercial product names and the way these are referred to
in User Interfaces).
Note:
In some cases, there is only 1 name for several modules. The reason is that a configuration
can only contain 1 of the available types of modules.
Conversion table for commercial names versus user-friendly names in User Interfaces#
Commercial product name:
In UI, printer driver and software referred to as:
'Stacker/stapler'Finisher-AF1
'Stacker/stapler'Saddle Finisher-AF2
'Puncher'Puncher Unit-BP1/BQ1/BR1
'Folder'Paper Folding Unit-F1
'Inserter'Document Insertion Unit-F1
'Stacker'High-Capacity Stacker-E1
'Trimmer'Booklet Trimmer-D1
'Trimmer'Two-Knife Trimmer-A1
'Perfect Binder'Perfect Binder-C1
'Scanner'Duplex Color Image Reader Unit-D1
Chapter 1 - Preface8
Chapter 2 Parts and their functions
Machine description
Machine description
Introduction
The High Capacity Stacker-E1 enables you to stack a large volume of paper. You can also
attach more than one stacker.
You can stack up to 1000 (80 g/m² [20 lb Bond]) sheets in the output tray and 5000
sheets (80 g/m² [20 lb Bond]) in both the left and right stack trays of the stacker.
Note:
Do not place objects under the output tray as this can break the output tray.
Illustration
[10] Parts and their functions
Main sections
Main sections#
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Chapter 2 - Parts and their functions10
Open button of the
front cover
FunctionPart
Press the open button of the front cover to open
the front cover.
Machine description
FunctionPart
Front cover2
Open the front cover to remove the stacked sheets
(see ‘Remove sheets from the stacker’ on page 18) or
to check for a paper jam (see ‘Overview of paper
jams inside the stacker’ on page 27).
Sample prints are output to this tray.Output tray3
Main power switch4
Put the main power switch into the "I" position
to turn on the stacker.
Note:
Turn on the optional equipment before
you turn on the printer.
This button has no function.5
Right cover6
Open this cover to remove jammed paper (see
‘Overview of paper jams inside the stacker’ on page
27).
Cart7
Use the cart to remove the stacked sheets (see ‘Re-
move sheets from the stacker’ on page 18).
The left and right stack tray enable you to stack
up to 5,000 sheets (80 g/m² [20 lb Bond]) per
tray.
Error indicators8
The error indicators flash / light when:
•
there is a paper jam (see ‘Overview of paper jams
inside the stacker’ on page 27 and ‘Clear paper
jams in the output tray’ on page 41).
•
a tray is not set (see ‘Place the trays in the stacker’
on page 48).
•
the trays are overlapping (see ‘Place the trays in
the stacker’ on page 48).
•
a stacking error occurs (see ‘When a stacking
error occurs’ on page 44).
Paper Holders9
Install the paper holders to the handle of the cart,
to secure the stack when you carry the stacked
sheets.
Circuit breaker10
The circuit breaker detects excess current or leakage current. (See ‘When the power does not turn on’
on page 45).
Chapter 2 - Parts and their functions 11
Status and Error indicators
Status and Error indicators
Introduction
The High Capacity Stacker-E1 has the following indicators:
#
Status indicator
On the open button of
the front cover
FunctionLocation
The status indicator indicates the status
of the stacking area.
Inside the stackerError indicator
Status and error indicators
[11] Front cover status indicators
Status indicators#
Internal error indicator1
The error indicator shows the location
where the error occurred.
FunctionIndicator
This indicator flashes when there is an error in the
internal part of the stacker.
•
2
Loading indicator
(right)
Chapter 2 - Parts and their functions12
This indicator flashes when the stacker loads
paper into the right tray.
•
This indicator lights when the right tray is full.
Status and Error indicators
FunctionIndicator
•
3
Right indicator on the
open button of the
front cover
This indicator flashes when the right tray moves
upward or downward.
•
This indicator lights when the right tray finished moving downward.
•
4
Left indicator on the
open button of the
front cover
This indicator flashes when the left tray moves
upward or downward.
•
This indicator lights when the left tray finished
moving downward.
•
Loading indicator (left)5
This indicator flashes when the stacker loads
paper into the left tray.
•
This indicator lights when the left tray is full.
[12] Error indicators inside the stacker
The indicator flashes / lights when you remove the paper of when a paper jam has occurred.
Error indicators#
FunctionIndicator
Internal error indicator6
This indicator flashes when a paper jam occurred.
Also the error indicator, that shows the jam location, flashes. (see ‘Overview of paper jams inside the
stacker’ on page 27).
Chapter 2 - Parts and their functions 13
Status and Error indicators
7
Error indicator for the
cart
FunctionIndicator
This indicator lights when the cart is not placed
correctly (see ‘Place the cart in the stacker’ on page
46).
8
Error indicator for the
trays
This indicator lights when the tray is not placed
correctly. Also the error indicator, that shows the
tray that is not placed correctly, lights. (see ‘Place
the trays in the stacker’ on page 48).
9
Error indicator for
overlapping trays
Stacking error indicator10
This indicator lights when the trays are overlapping
(see ‘Place the trays in the stacker’ on page 48).
This indicator flashes when a stacking error occurred. (see ‘When a stacking error occurs’ on page
44).
Chapter 2 - Parts and their functions14
Chapter 3 Use the stacker
Output locations
Output locations
Introduction
The High Capacity Stacker-E1 has three output locations, that can be addressed separately.
Note:
If you use media which length in feed direction is longer than 229 mm (9.0"), the media
will output across both stack trays. In this case you can use only one stack tray, so then
you have two output locations.
Output locations
Output locations#
Output tray
DescriptionOutput location
This output location is mainly used for sample
prints.
Right stack tray (stack tray 1)
Left stack tray (stack tray 2)
This output location is used to stack a large volume
of sheets.
This output location is used to stack a large volume
of sheets.
Chapter 3 - Use the stacker16
Stacker modes
Introduction
The stacker is equipped with a number of stacker modes.
Stacker modes
Stacker modes#
Sort by page
Stacker modes
DescriptionMode
Sorting method of the prints
[13] Sort by page
Sort by set
Offset stacking
Sorting method of the prints
[14] Sort by set
The offset stacking function creates a visible distinction between
sets or jobs in an output location. The active workflow profile or
the active automated workflow determines the default type of offset
stacking.
Chapter 3 - Use the stacker 17
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