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PARTS AND SERVICE
PARTS AND SERVICE
PARTS AND SERVICEPARTS AND SERVICE
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
The LaserMatrix® Floor Model Stacker (Models
LM1000A115 & LM2400A100) will stack up to one full box of
printed forms from a LaserMatrix printer.
In the automatic mode, the stacker is controlled by the
printer. When the printer prints, the stacker turns two pairs of
floating helical coils which “refold” and then stack the fanfolded
paper. The coils float up with the paper as the stack grows in
height.
LaserMatrix Floor Model Stacker 1
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The LaserMatrix Stacker solves a problem common to
continuous form laser printers. The problem arises when a laser
printer fuses toner to the paper. In the process, heat and pressure
from the fuser iron out the perforations in the forms. The
“ironed-out” forms are more difficult to refold and stack.
2 LaserMatrix Floor Model Stacker
The LaserMatrix Floor Model Stacker allows you to
reliably print large jobs unattended — up to one full box of
paper. The stacker handles most grades of fanfolded paper and
label stock made for a laser printer.
NOTE: Due to variations in manufacturing process, quality,
and composition of forms, Output Technology cannot guarantee
satisfactory performance with all forms. Forms should be tested
to verify satisfactory performance prior to purchasing forms.
The stacker also includes a convenient and stable platform
for the printer itself.
PAPER &
PAPER & LABEL REQUIREMENTS
PAPER &PAPER &
LABEL REQUIREMENTS
LABEL REQUIREMENTS LABEL REQUIREMENTS
Paper Type: fanfold, single-part paper with a bond
weight of 18 to 24 lb (65 to 90 g/m
and a caliper thickness of 3.2 to 4.5 mil
(0.081 to 0.114 mm). Prefer 24 lb paper
without
Label Type: fanfold labels with a caliper (thickness)
not to exceed 7.5 mil (0.190 mm)
Sheet Lengths:variable from 6 to 14 in. (approx. 152 to
355 mm), perf to perf
Sheet Widths:variable from 4 to 10 in. (approx. 101 to
254 mm), including
laser (clear perf) perforations
1
/2 in. tractor strips
2
)
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Stack Limit: up to 15 in. (approx. 380 mm) in height
or about 2000 sheets of 24 lb bond
paper
FLOOR MODEL STACKER
FLOOR MODEL STACKER SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR MODEL STACKER FLOOR MODEL STACKER
Width: 20 in. (approx. 508 mm)
Length: 37 in. (approx. 940 mm)
Height: 30 in. (approx. 762 mm)
Weight: 43 lb (approx. 20 kg)
Shipping Dimensions: 22 x 26 x 33 in. (approx. 560 x 660 x
Shipping Weight: 55 lb (approx. 25 kg)
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
840 mm)
Power Supply:12 vdc at 800 ma. One of two power
supplies is shipped with the stacker:
either a UL/CSA, 120 vac, 60Hz, plugin power supply, or a 230 vac, 50Hz, inline power supply with a TÜV power
cord
Power Consumption: not more than 10 w
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UNPACKING & INSTALLA
UNPACKING & INSTALLATION
UNPACKING & INSTALLAUNPACKING & INSTALLA
You will need a utility knife for unpacking the container
and a small, flat-blade screwdriver to fasten cable connectors.
1. Inspect shipping container for damage. Report damage to
carrier immediately.
2. Stand shipping container upright.
3. Use a utility knife to remove one side of the container.
4. See Caution below, then move contents to installation site.
! CAUTION !
If you use a lift truck, only lift along bottom rails of the
stacker. Do not use a lift truck after plastic strap has
been removed.
TION
TIONTION
5. Remove plastic stretch wrap.
6. Remove accessories box. Also, remove bubble package
resting on refolding deck. Check contents of box and
package against the following illustration.
7. Cut plastic strap holding cardboard pad to bottom of deck.
8. Use the screwdriver provided to remove two screws (with
nylon washers) holding printer stand to refolding deck.
Lift off stand and then re-install screws and washers to
deck.
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9. Lift refolding deck off cardboard pad. Save all packing
materials.
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* UL/CSA, 120 vac, plug-in power supply is shown here. A 230 vac, in-line power supply is available.
ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY
1. Move refolding deck and printer stand onto a hard, flat
2. Position U-channels of printer stand rails just opposite
3. Insert channels of printer stand into rails of refolding deck
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surface.
open rails of refolding deck, as shown in the next
illustration.
NOTE: It is possible to install the deck backwards. Make
sure you orient the deck, as shown in the illustration, so
that the corner of the deck with the manual mode switch is
located nearest the printer stand.
so that two pairs of screw holes line up. (It may be
necessary to temporarily loosen the four screws that
secure the refolding deck to its rails.)
4. Secure the two halves of the stacker with the screwdriver
and four,
accessory box.
5. If necessary, retighten screws to resecure deck to its rails.
3
/8-in.-long Phillips screws provided in the
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6. Tilt this assembly and screw in floor glides near the ends
and middle of the rails. Adjust the glides so that the
stacker is stable.
NOTE: An optional set of six casters can be used in place
of the floor glides.
7. Place the stacker in position and then place the printer on
the printer stand. Also, check to see that the front of the
printer is parallel to the front edge of the stand.
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The feet on the printer must rest in the indentations
provided in the stand.
8. Do one of the
following:
• If you have a 24
page per minute
LaserMatrix printer,
proceed to Step 9.
24 Page Per Minute
• If you have a 16
LaserMatrix Printer
paper per minute
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