Ricoh 70E User Manual

© 2005 Ricoh Printing Systems, Ltd.
March, 2007
N904116

Installation

Manual

Revision Table for manual

Rev. for
Manual

00 - First Edition May, 23. ’05
01 - Table of Contents ii(01) 2-3(01), 2-4(01), 2-5(01),

02 U5 RoHS Compliance. 2-4(02),2-5(02),2-7(01) to 2-10(01),2-16(01)

03 - 2-4(03),2-5(03) Mar, 5. ‘07
04 - 5-8(00) Jan,22.’08
05 - Table of Contents i(01),ii(02),1-1(01),1-2(01) ,4-1(01), 4-37(02),

06 - 2-17(01),4-17(01),4-18(01) Apl, 10.’08
07 - 2-17(02),2-18(01) ,4-17(02),4-18(02), 4-48(01),4-49(01) Jun, 18.’08

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Oct, 21. ’05

4-4(01), 4-15(01), 5-1(01), 5-2(00) to 5-7(00)

Mar, 24. ‘06
3-2(01),3-4(01),3-9(01) to 3-11(01),3-15(01),4-5(01),4-7(01),
4-10(01) to 4-12(01),4-19(01),4-21(01) to 4-23(01),4-25(01),
4-27(01) to 4-29(01),4-32(01) to 4-35(01),

Mar,28.’08
Added pages : 2-17(00),2-18(00),2-19(00),3-16(00) ,
4-5(00),4-14(00),4-15(00),4-16(00),4-17(00),4-18(00),4-19(00),
4-20(00),4-44(00),4-45(00),4-46(00),4-47(00),
4-48(00),4-49(00),4-50(00), 4-51(00),Appendix9(00),
Appendix10(00),Appendix11(00), Appendix12(00)

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Ricoh Printing Systems, Ltd. 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.
This manual describes information for handling and operating the DDP184 laser printer.

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.

INTRODUCTION

This manual provides essential information to install the DDP70 laser printer.
Carefully read and understand the safety instructions in this manual before starting installation.
Keep this manual on hand for reference.
DDP70 represent the model LB070B### laser printer.
(#:0-9, A-Z or blank).

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Table of Contents

SAFETY SUMMARY

1. General Safety Guidelines …………………………………………………………………. Safety-1

2. Hazard Warning Statements ……………………………………………………………… Safety-2

2.1 WARNING Statement …………………………………………………………………. Safety-2

CHAPTER 1. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................1-1

1.1 A

1.2 I

1.3 I

1.4 T

1.5 E

1.6 I

PPLICATION

NSTALLATION AREA

NSTALLATION UNIT

OOLS REQUIRED

NVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

NPUT LINE VOLTAGE

......................................................................................................................1-1

...........................................................................................................1-1

............................................................................................................1-1

.............................................................................................................1-2

.........................................................................................................1-2

...........................................................................................1-2

CHAPTER 2. UNPACKING ............................................................................2-1

2.1 U

2.2 U

2.3 U

2.4 U

2.5 U

2.6 U

NPACKING OF THE ENGINE

2.1.1 Components in the package................................................................................................ 2-1

2.1.2 Unpacking Procedures ........................................................................................................ 2-2

2.1.3 Parts Check in the Accessory Box ...................................................................................... 2-4

NPACKING OF THE FINISHER

2.2.1 Components in the package................................................................................................ 2-6

2.2.2 Unpacking Procedures ........................................................................................................ 2-7

2.2.3 Parts Check in the Accessory Box ...................................................................................... 2-9

NPACKING OF THE HIGH CAPACITY HOPPER

2.3.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities.........................................................................................2-11

2.3.2 Unpacking Procedures .......................................................................................................2-11

NPACKING OF THE CONTAINER STACKER 1 OR

2.4.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities........................................................................................ 2-13

2.4.2 Unpacking Procedures ...................................................................................................... 2-14

2.4.3 Parts Check in the Accessory Box .................................................................................... 2-16

NPACKING OF THE TRANSIT PASS UNIT TYPE

2.5.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities........................................................................................ 2-17

2.5.2 Confirmation of the Accessories Parts .............................................................................. 2-17

2.5.3 Unpacking Procedures ...................................................................................................... 2-18

NPACKING OF THE FINISHER

2.6.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities........................................................................................ 2-19

2.6.2 Unpacking Procedures ...................................................................................................... 2-19

...............................................................................................2-1

............................................................................................2-6

..................................................................2-11

2............................................................2-13

DDP .......................................................2-17

SR5000............................................................................2-19

CHAPTER 3. PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION...................................3-1

3.1 P

REPARATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE PRINTER

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Table of Contents i

.............................................................3-1

3.1.1 Removing the Protection Tape and Mat from the Engine.................................................. 3-1

3.1.2 Set the PS Air Filter for the Engine Rear Cover.................................................................. 3-2

3.1.3 Removing the Protection Tape from 2000 Sheet Hopper. ................................................. 3-3

3.1.4 Removing the Protection Tape from 500 Sheet Hopper ; 2 portion................................ 3-3

3.2 P

3.3 P

3.4 P

3.5 P

REPARATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE FINISHER

REPARATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE HIGH CAPACITY HOPPER

REPARATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE CONTAINER STACKER 1 OR

REPARATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE TRANSIT PASS UNIT TYPE

............................................................3-4

..................................3-12

2............................3-14

DDP ......................3-16

CHAPTER 4. INSTALLATION.........................................................................4-1

4.1 I

NSTALLATION IN THE COMPOSITION OF THE PRINTER AND FINISHER

NSTALLATION IN THE COMPOSITION WITH THE HIGH CAPACITY HOPPER

4.2 I

4.3 I

NSTALLATION IN THE COMPOSITION WITH THE CONTAINER STACKER 1 OR

4.3.1 Connection of the Engine and Container Stacker 1 or 2..................................................4-24

4.3.2 Connection of the Container Stacker 1 and Container Stacker 2.................................... 4-32

4.3.3 Connection of the Container Stacker 2 and Finisher / Finisher SR5000......................... 4-37

/ F

INISHER

SR5000 ...4-1

...........................4-21

2.....................4-24

CHAPTER 5. CHECKS...................................................................................5-1

5.1 C

5.2 P

5.3 C

5.4 C

5.5 A

ONFIRMATION OF THE PAPER SIZE INDICATION

RINTING OF THE STATUS REPORTS

HECK THE PRINT CONTAMINATION

ONFIRMATION OF THE STAPLING

DJUSTMENT OF PAPER FEEDING POSITION OF TRAY

...................................................................................5-4

....................................................................................5-5

.......................................................................................5-5

..................................................................5-1

1.......................................................5-6

APPENDIX 1. INSTALLATION AREA INFORMATION....................................1

APPENDIX 2. LOCATIONS OF THE LEVELING BOLT AND CASTER ......10

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Table of Contents ii

SAFETY SUMMARY

The hazard warnings which appear on the warning labels on the machine or in the manual have one of
the following alert headings consisting of an alert symbol and a signal word, DANGER, WARINIG, or
CAUTION.

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal
injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid
possible injury or death.

DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result

in death or serious injury.

WARNING: Indicated a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result

in death or serious injury.

CAUTION: Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will or can result in

minor or moderate injury, or serious damage of product.

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result

in property damage.

1. General Safety Guidelines

Before operating the machine, read the following instructions carefully:

• Follow all the installation procedures provided in this manual.

• Pay special attention to and follow all the hazard warnings on the machine and in the manual.

Failure to do so can cause injury to yourself or damage to the machine.

• Do not perform any installation in any way other than as provided in this manual.

• Keep in mind that the hazard warnings in this manual or on the machine cannot cover every

possible case, as it is impossible to predict and evaluate all circumstances beforehand. Be alert
and use your common sense.

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Safety 1

SAFETY SUMMARY (Continued)

2. Hazard Warning Statements

The following are the hazard warning statements contained in this manual.

2.1 WARNING Statement

• Leave over than 400mm at the rear of the Printer for ventilation. Otherwise print quality may be
degraded.

(Section 1.2,Page 1-1)

• Be careful when unpacking using the crane or forklift. Do not to drop device, hit it

against something, or turn it over on its side.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

• Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)
(Section 2.3,Page 2-9)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

(Section 2.5,Page 2-15)

• Do not place heavy objects which weigh 5 kg or more on device.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)
(Section 2.3,Page 2-9)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

• Be careful when lifting device with the forklift so device is well-balanced on the arms of

the lift. Also put the packing (cushion) between device and the forklift so device is not
damaged.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

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Safety 2

SAFETY SUMMARY (Continued)

• Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving device. Do not

move device on unleveled floor. Do not tilt device 15 ° or more.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)
(Section 2.3,Page 2-9)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

• Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °. (Only left and right

direction from view of operator’s side.)

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)
(Section 2.3,Page 2-9)

• Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

(Section 2.1,Page 2-1)
(Section 2.2,Page 2-6)
(Section 2.3,Page 2-9)

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

• Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °.

(Section 2.4,Page 2-11)

• The voltage is constantly in unless the machine is unplugged or Breaker Switch is turned off.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-3)

• Unplug the Power Supply Cable prior to connecting the power supply source.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-3)

• Be careful not to have other personnel plug in the power cable while performing the connecting.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-3)
(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

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Safety 3

SAFETY SUMMARY (Continued)

• Unplug the Power Supply Cable prior to connecting.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

• Be careful not to have other personnel plug in the power cable while performing the connecting.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

• Be sure to use power supply cable which complies with the following specification :

Power plug rating ; Min. AC 250V, Min. 15A (2-Pole, 3-Wire, Grounded)

Power cable rating ; Min. AC 250V, Min. 15A

• Use the Power Supply Cable which is approximately 50 mm longer for the FG. The cable should be
designed as below, so the FG power cable remains connected if the other cables are accidentally
disconnected.

• Make sure that the power cables are connected to the correct terminals (“L”, “N” ) on the power plug
and Terminal Block. ( FG power cable is connected to chassis.)

6-15P UL Listed, CSA Certified in North America
Type CA, Conformed to IEC 950 in Europe

Type SJT or SVT, UL Listed, CSA Certified in North America
Conformed to IEC 950 in Europe

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

• The socket-outlet shall be installed near the printer and be easily accessible.

(Section 4.1,Page 4-4)

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Safety 4

Chapter 1. Installation Requirements

WARNING

1.1 Application

This specification is applied to the DDP70 Printer for Unpacking, Installing and Adjustment.

1.2 Installation Area

Installation area is shown in Appendix 1.1–1.12 corresponding to Table 1.1.

Table 1.1 Installation area

Appendix Printer Finisher

Transit Pass

Unit Type

DDP

Finisher

SR5000

High Capacity

Hopper

Container

Stacker 1

Container

Stacker 2

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7

1.8

1.9

1.10

1.11

1.12

X X

X X X

X X

X X X

X X X

X X X X

X X X

X X X X

X X X

X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X

Leave over than 400mm at the rear of the Printer for ventilation. Otherwise
print quality may be degraded.

X: Composed

1.3 Installation Unit

Locations of the leveling bolt and Caster is shown in Appendix 2.1–2.4.

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Installation Requirements 1-1

1.4 Tools Required

Table 1.2 Tools Required

Item Name Usage

1 Cutter Unpacking
2 Phillips Screw Driver NO.2 shaft

length; approx. 40 and 100mm

3 Adjustable Open End Wrench Leveling the bolt

4 Level Meter Installation the Container Stacker

1.5 Environmental Conditions

Table 1.3 Environmental Conditions

Items Value

Temperature 10 ~32 °C (50 ~ 89.6°F)

Humidity 20 ~80 %RH

(Wet Bulb 26 °C (78.8 °F ) max.)

Altitude 0 to 2,100 m (0 to 7,000 feet) max.

Removing and installing the screw for covers

Fixing the leveling the bolts

1.6 Input Line Voltage

Table 1.4 Print Engine Input Line Voltage

Input Line Voltage AC 200V ~ AC 240V
Phase Single Phase, two wires and grounding wire
Frequency 50/60 Hz ±1Hz
Transient (Static) ±10%
Transient (Dynamic) –18% / +15% 500ms
Drop out -100%, 20ms

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Installation Requirements 1-2

Chapter 2. Unpacking

WARNING

2.1 Unpacking of the Engine

1) Be careful when unpacking using the crane or forklift. Do not to drop
device, hit it against something, or turn it over on its side.

2) Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

3) Do not place heavy objects which weigh 5 kg or more on device.

4) Be careful when lifting device with the forklift so device is well-balanced
on the arms of the lift. Also put the packing (cushion) between device
and forklift so device is not damaged.

5) Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving
device. Do not move device on unleveled floor. Do not tilt device 15 ° or
more.

6) Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °.
(Only left and right direction from view of operator’s side.)

7) Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

2.1.1 Components in the package

Table 2.1 Components in the package

Unit of Packing Quantity
Engine 1
Accessory Box 1

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Unpacking 2-1

2.1.2 Unpacking Procedures

1) Cut the V Bands and remove the Cap.

2) Remove the screws.

3) Remove the Packing, Accessory box, Ramps, Upper Packing.

4)

Remove the Box, Corner Packing.

Packing

Ramp

Box

Screw

Upper Packing

Cap

Accessory Box

Corner Packing

Flat Pallet

Corner Packing

Base Packing

Under Tray

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Unpacking 2-2

5) Jack up the Engine by rotating the leveling bolts.
Put the wood spacer (It is taken out from the accessories box.) under four leveling bolts.
Jack up the Engine by rotating the leveling bolts.

Down

Up

Leveling Bolt

6) Remove the Base Packing.

7) Place all Casters in the same direction.

Caster

8) Lower the Engine on the Under Tray and screw the leveling bolts in all the way.

9) Attach the four Ramps under the Platform.

10) Carefully roll the Engine off the Tray.

Ramp

Platform

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Unpacking 2-3

2.1.3 Parts Check in the Accessory Box

Wood Spacer

PS Air Filter

Toner(Black)

Developer Bottle

User’s Guide

Wire Cleaning Tool
Interlock Stopper

Installation Manual

Special Tool

Software License

Cable Clamp

Agreement

Screws

Maintenance Panel Ass’y

CD-ROM

(S/W & Manual)

Notes For Users

CD-ROM

(Documentation)

CD-ROM

(Driver / JT)

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Unpacking 2-4

Table 2.2 Parts list in the Accessory Box

No. Parts Name Qty Use

1 USER’S GUIDE 1 For Customer

2 DEVELOPER BOTTLE 1 For Developer exhaust

3 MAINTENANCE PANEL ASSY 1 For Customer Engineer

4 WIRE CLEANING TOOL 1 For Customer Engineer

5 INTERLOCK STOPPER 1 For Customer Engineer

6 TONER(BLACK) 1 For Customer

7 INSTALLATION MANUAL 1 For Customer Engineer

SOFTWARE LICENSE

8

AGREEMENT

9 CD-ROM (DOCUMENTATION) 1 For Engineer

10 CD-ROM (DRIVER / JT) 1 For Engineer

11 WOOD SPACER 4 For Customer Engineer

12 PS AIR FILTER 1 For Customer Engineer

13 NOTES FOR USERS 1 For Customer

1 For Customer

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Unpacking 2-5

2.2 Unpacking of the Finisher

WARNING

1) Be careful when unpacking using the crane or forklift. Do not to drop
device, hit it against something, or turn it over on its side.

2) Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

3) Do not place heavy objects which weigh 5 kg or more on device.

4) Be careful when lifting device with the forklift so device is well-balanced
on the arms of the lift. Also put the packing (cushion) between device
and forklift so device is not damaged.

5) Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving
device. Do not move device on unleveled floor. Do not tilt device 15 ° or
more.

6) Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °.
(Only left and right direction from view of operator’s side.)

7) Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

2.2.1 Components in the package

Table 2.3 Components in the package

Unit of Packing Quantity
Finisher 1
Accessory Box 1

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Unpacking 2-6

2.2.2 Unpacking Procedures

[FS-104H] (No RoHS Compliance Unit)

1) Cut the V Bands and remove the Outside Box.

2) Remove the two Upper packing, Accessory Box.

3) Remove the Tape of Protection Bag and take down the Protection Bag.

4) Carefully lift the Finisher by two persons and stand on Floor.

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Unpacking 2-7

[FS-108R] (RoHS Compliance Unit)

Main Fixed Plate/1

: 2

Screws Packing

Booklet Tray (Booklet model only)

1) Cut the V Bands and remove the Outside Box.

2) Remove the two Upper packing, Accessory Box.

3) Remove the Tape of Protection Bag and take down the Protection Bag.

4) Carefully lift the Finisher by two persons and stand on Floor.

M4 Truss Screw : 3
M4 TP Screw : 9

M3 SEMS Screw : 2

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Unpacking 2-8

2.2.3 Parts Check in the Accessory Box

[FS-104H] (No RoHS Compliance Unit)

Table 2.4 Parts list in the Accessory Box

No. Parts Name Qty Use

1 Connecting stay 1 ---

2 Main MT Plate 1 ---

3 Guide plate/(G) 1 ---

4 Guide plate/(H) Ass’y 1 ---

5 Connecting Cover(F) 1 ---

6 Connecting Cover(R) 1 ---

7 Rear MT plate 2 ---

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Unpacking 2-9

[FS-108R] (RoHS Compliance Unit)

Table 2.5 Parts list in the Accessory Box

No. Parts Name Qty Use

1 JOINT COVER /F 1 ---

2 JOINT COVER /U 1 ---

3 JOINT COVER /R 1 ---

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Unpacking 2-10

2.3 Unpacking of the High Capacity Hopper

WARNING

Cap

1) Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

2) Do not place heavy objects which weight 5 kg or more on device.

3) Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving
device. Do not move device on unleveled floor. Do not tilt device 15 ° or
more.

4) Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °.
(Only left and right direction from view of operator’s side.)

5) Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

2.3.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities

Table 2.6 Components in the package

Unit of Packing Quantity

High Capacity Hopper 1

2.3.2 Unpacking Procedures

1) Cut the V Bands and remove the Cap.

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Unpacking 2-11

2) Remove the two Upper Packing, Outside Packing.

3) Remove the High Capacity Hopper.

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Unpacking 2-12

2.4 Unpacking of the Container Stacker 1 or 2

WARNING

1) Be careful when unpacking using the crane or forklift. Do not to drop
device, hit it against something, or turn it over on its side.

2) Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

3) Do not place heavy objects which weigh 5 kg or more on device.

4) Be careful when lifting device with the forklift so device is well-balanced
on the arms of the lift. Also put the packing (cushion) between device
and forklift so device is not damaged.

5) Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving
device. Do not move device on unleveled floor. Do not tilt device 15 ° or
more.

6) Choose the location to place device where the slope is less than 15 °.

7) Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

2.4.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities

2.4.2

Table 2.7 Components in the package

Unit of Packing Quantity

Container Stacker 1 or
Container Stacker 2

Accessory box 1

1

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Unpacking 2-13

2.4.3 Unpacking Procedures

1) Remove the V band from the shipping box using a cutter and remove the cap.

2) Remove the accessory box, spacer box, spacer packing, ramp, and upper packing.

3) Remove the shipping box, P.P band and four corner packing.

4) Peeling off the adhesive tapes, remove the plastic bag.

5) Cut the tape for corner on pallet, and push down the side of pallet to outside.

Cap

Spacer box

Spacer packing

Ramp

Upper packing

Shipping box

Plastic bag

Spacer packing

Ramp

Upper packing

Accessory box

Spacer box

Corner packing

Corner packing

Base packing

Container Stacker

Base packing

Pallet

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Unpacking 2-14

6) Remove the tape for leveling bolt, and take out four wood spacers from accessory box, it puts

Caster

on the bottom of leveling bolts (under plastic bag), turned the leveling bolt by using the
Adjustable Open End Wrench, and raised the Container Stacker.

7) Remove the four base packing.

Wood spacer

Down

Up

Leveling bolt

8) Turned the all casters in the same direction.

9) Install the ramp to the bottom of an inclination board. (Ramp is two pieces to both sides).

10) Raised the leveling bolt and remove the wood spacer.

11) Carefully lift down the Container Stacker on the floor.

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Unpacking 2-15

ramp

Inclination board

2.4.4 Parts Check in the Accessory Box

Cover Guard

Basket (small)

(Only Container Stacker2)

Screw *

Hopper spacer *

Joint bracket (L)

Guide plate (L) *

Partition

Joint bracket (U)

User’s Guide

Accessory box

Table 2.8 Parts list in the Accessory Box

No. Parts Name Qty Note

JOINT BRACKET (L)

1

JOINT BRACKET (U)

2

GUIDE PLATE (L)

3

GUIDE PLATE (U)

4

COVER GUARD

5

BASKET (SMALL)

6

HOPPER SPACER

7

WOOD SPACER

8

1

1

1

1

6

2

6

4

Wood spacer

Guide plate (U)

(1) M3 x 8 2 pieces

SCREW

9

12

(2) M4 x 8 4 pieces
(3) M4 x 12 6 pieces

10 USER’S GUIDE 1

[Note]

In the case of composition of that the Container Stacker 1 and 2 connect, the Hopper

Spacer and the Guide plate (L) and the two M3 x 8 Screws in one of the two
Accessories are not used.

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Unpacking 2-16

2.5 Unpacking of the Transit Pass Unit Type DDP

WARNING

1) Perform unpacking where there is no dust or water leaking.

2) Do not place heavy objects which weight 5 kg or more on device.

3) Observe the speed limit of 300 mm/sec. (1.08 km/hr) when moving

device.

4)

Choose the location to place device where there is no condensation.

2.5.1 Confirmation of Parts Quantities

Table 2.9 Components in the package

Unit of Packing Quantity

Transit Pass Unit Type DDP 1

2.5.2 Confirmation of the Accessories Parts

Ground Plate and
Screws

Signal Cable (CS)

SB Cover Paper Guide

FC Cover

Transit Pass Unit Type DDP

Table 2.10 List of the Accessories Parts

Unit of Packing Quantity

Ground Plate 1

FC Cover 1

SB Cover Paper Guide 1

M4x10 Tapping Screw 4

M4x8 Screw 6
M3x6 Screw 2

Block Sponge 1

Signal Cable (CS) 1

N.P 1

Relay Cable 2

Sheet 1

Block Sponge

Sheet

Relay Cable x 2

N.P

Shipping box

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Unpacking 2-17

2