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  • Page 1 User guide Océ Folder Professional 6011/6013...
  • Page 2 Edition 2019-02...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents Chapter 1 Introduction.........................5 About the folding device..........................6 Safety instructions............................7 Installation and environment.......................... 8 Chapter 2 Specifications........................9 Overview parts..............................10 Dimensions..............................13 Europe (metric)............................13 USA/UK (imperial)............................14 Folded package...............................15 Folded package with tab..........................16 Tab position..............................17 Maximum paper curl............................18 Chapter 3 Power and switch on......................19 Chapter 4...
  • Page 4 Contents Chapter 8 Trouble shooting.......................61 Introduction to trouble shooting........................62 Conveyor belt full............................63 Logged into remote service...........................64 How to clean start-up errors 22:xx ⁄ 82:xx....................65 Error code list..............................66 How to use the purge function........................69 Cover open..............................70 Sensor S0 is blocked............................74 Sensor S1 is blocked............................

  • Page 5: Chapter 1 Introduction

    Chapter 1 Introduction...

  • Page 6: About The Folding Device

    About the folding device About the folding device The Océ Folder Professional 6011/6013 is an automatic online folding device which can be connected to a variety of printers. • Prints which should be folded may be up to 914 mm (36") wide with an unlimited length (optional).

  • Page 7: Safety Instructions

    Introduction You can find the safety manual for this product on the download website under the product name "http://downloads.oce.com" For your protection, please read these safety instructions and the manual completely before operating the machine. Carefully observe all warnings, precautions and instructions on the machine or the ones described in the operating instructions.

  • Page 8: Installation And Environment

    Installation and environment Installation and environment Installation The folder should be installed by a specially trained engineer. Environment The room in which the folder is to be placed should be dry and dust free. Humidity should be about 20-80% with room temperature of 15° C to 35° C (59°F - 95°F). The folder must stand horizontally aligned and very stable without shaking.

  • Page 9: Chapter 2 Specifications

    Chapter 2 Specifications...

  • Page 10: Overview Parts

    Overview parts Overview parts Overview Bridge Sensor 0 - first sheet Sensor 1 - last sheet for copies 420-530mm Sensor 2 - last sheet for copies 540-710mm Sensor 3 - last sheet for copies > 720mm Sensor 4 - entry sensor bridge Sensor 5 - entry interface Sensor 6 - flap sensor Chapter 2 - Specifications...
  • Page 11 Overview parts Fan Folder Cross Folder Chapter 2 - Specifications...
  • Page 12 Overview parts Sensor 10 - entry sensor cross folder Sensor 11 - first sheet (lower start) Sensor 12 - first sheet (upper start) Sensor 14 - exit sensor cross folder Sensor 15 - home position knife 1 Sensor 16 - home position knife 2 Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 13: Dimensions

    Dimensions Dimensions Europe (metric) Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 14: Usa/Uk (Imperial)

    USA/UK (imperial) USA/UK (imperial) Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 15: Folded Package

    Folded package Folded package Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 16: Folded Package With Tab

    Folded package with tab Folded package with tab Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 17: Tab Position

    Tab position Tab position NOTE Bigger copies have to be unfolded before the tab position can be measured. Chapter 2 - Specifications...

  • Page 18: Maximum Paper Curl

    Maximum paper curl Maximum paper curl Strong paper curl has an influence to quality and reliability of the system. Quality issues and jams can occur by a curl bigger than 30 mm. To measure the paper curl, cut a 200 mm long piece from the copy and lay it face down on a table.

  • Page 19: Power And Switch On

    Chapter 3 Power and switch on...
  • Page 20 Power cable Please use only the power cable supplied with the folder. Do not use multi plug extension cords. These cords will not stand the power consumption of plotter and folder. The wall plug must be near to the machine and easy to access. Power supply box The power supply box is at the fan folder's right bottom side.
  • Page 21 Self test The folder runs a self test of the system. The standard start screen appears in the display, if the test runs without any problem. Error code In case a problem has been detected during the self test, the screen shows an error code. Please refer to the chapter 'Trouble shooting' for more information.
  • Page 22 Chapter 3 - Power and switch on...

  • Page 23: Chapter 4 Available Options

    Chapter 4 Available options...

  • Page 24: Mapfold

    Mapfold Mapfold General The mapfold option can be enabled by instal- ling a license key. This enhances the foldable package width to 100-305 mm which allows maps to be folded to their standard format. Hiking-, biking- or city maps can be created fast and dependable in individual volumes.
  • Page 25 Mapfold 105 mm x 200 mm As the last page must not be smaller than 95 mm, we need to increase the size of the last panel by increasing the paper length or chang- ing the panel size. If we reduce the panel size for 1 mm to 104 mm, the last page will grow with every layer for 1 mm, in the example 10 x 1 mm = 10 mm.

  • Page 26: Long Plot - Unlimited Paper Length

    Long plot - Unlimited paper length Long plot - Unlimited paper length Introduction The Longplot option can be enabled by installing a license key. NOTE If the option is not installed, the folder stops to fold after 28 panels and puts the rest of the sheet unfolded out at fan fold exit.

  • Page 27: Tablet Pc Tutorial

    Chapter 5 Tablet PC tutorial...

  • Page 28: Graphical User Interface Via Android Device

    Graphical User Interface via Android device Graphical User Interface via Android device Introduction The folding device is equipped with a 7" Android Tablet PC, which is connected to the folder via Bluetooth. This device has no battery and gets power from an internal USB port. The tablet and the Folder App are starting as soon as the folder has been switched on.

  • Page 29: Select A Folding Program

    Select a folding program Select a folding program Introduction This procedure is used to select the folding program for manual folding. NOTE When a folding program is sent to the folder by the printer controller, the screen displays this folding program during the folding process. The selected folding program on the folder is ignored.
  • Page 30 Select a folding program The display shows the program number, name and parameters: • Fan fold panel (the number below the fold style picture) • Cross fold panel (the number right beside the fold style picture) Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...

  • Page 31: Add A Folding Program From The List Of Available Programs

    Add a folding program from the list of available programs Add a folding program from the list of available programs Procedure 1. Tap on the login icon. 2. Type the password in the login screen. Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...
  • Page 32 Add a folding program from the list of available programs 3. Tap on the program editor icon. The program editor selection opens. Dark numbers show activated folding programs (1). Light gray numbers show deactivated folding programs (2). 4. Tap on the number to activate the folding program. 5.
  • Page 33 Add a folding program from the list of available programs 6. Wait while the machine restarts. 7. Tap on the folding program name to display all available programs. The prior activated folding program is now visible. Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...
  • Page 34 Add a folding program from the list of available programs NOTE A maximum amount of 20 folding programs are presented in above list. When more than 20 folding programs are activated in the program editor, the folding programs with the highest numbers in the program editor will not be presented in the list and therefore cannot be selected.

  • Page 35: Create Or Customize A Style

    Create or customize a style Create or customize a style Customize a folding program Procedure 1. Tap on the login icon. 2. Type the password in the login screen. Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...
  • Page 36 Customize a folding program 3. Tap on the program editor icon. 4. Tap on the program you want to edit. 5. Choose the required actions from: Label Action Edit the name of the folding program. Edit the packet width of the fan fold. Edit the packet height of the cross fold.
  • Page 37 Customize a folding program Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...

  • Page 38: Create A Folding Program

    Create a folding program Create a folding program Illustration Procedure 1. Tap on an empty slot. 2. Choose between free style (see Create or customize a free style program on page 39) and standard program. 3. Edit the program to your needs (see Customize a folding program on page 35).

  • Page 39: Create Or Customize A Free Style Program

    Create or customize a free style program Create or customize a free style program Introduction Free style programs are used for purposes where calculation does not lead to a desired packet. Illustration Procedure 1. Set dimension for each layer of the fan fold. 2.
  • Page 40 Create or customize a free style program Chapter 5 - Tablet PC tutorial...

  • Page 41: Chapter 6 Folding

    Chapter 6 Folding...

  • Page 42: Online Folding

    Online folding Online folding Introduction CAUTION In most cases the title block (legend) has to be on the leading edge of the document entering the folder and the print orientation has to be portrait (see drawing). The title block position has to be set in the plot software you are using.

  • Page 43: Manual Folding

    Manual folding Manual folding Introduction Depending on the connected printer the online connection needs to be switched offline in order to start manual folding. NOTE The manual folded packet could differ from the online folded packet. Since there is no information sent online about the paper sheet, depending on the pre-set program the folder produces either calculated folding styles or non calculated ones which could cause non matching last sheets.
  • Page 44 Manual folding 4. Align the sheet centered on the table. The insertion rail on the table can be slid into an optimized position for the document you are feeding. 5. Feed the paper as straight as possible. Chapter 6 - Folding...

  • Page 45: The Tab Applicator

    Chapter 7 The tab applicator...

  • Page 46: Insert New Tab Roll

    Insert new tab roll Insert new tab roll Procedure 1. Open the door of the tab applicator. 2. Pull the lower handle to slide the tab unit outward. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 47 Insert new tab roll 3. Remove the tab reel cover by turning the knob counterclockwise. 4. Properly place the new tab material. 1. Place the tab roll. 2. Pay attention that the edge of the tab is routed as shown on the following image. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 48 Insert new tab roll 5. Place the tab reel cover behind the white guiding roller (1) and fasten the knob (2). 6. Pull the upper handle to tilt out the tab unit. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 49 Insert new tab roll 7. Insert the tab material as shown. 8. Move the material to the spike roller. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 50 Insert new tab roll 9. Briefly turn the spike roller until it grabs the tab material. 10. Turn the spike roller further until the edge of the tab material is inside the highlighted area (1). 11. 1. Remove the cover strip from the tab material (1). 2.
  • Page 51 Insert new tab roll 12. Route the cover strip as shown. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 52 Insert new tab roll 13. Push the upper handle to tilt in the tab unit. 14. Push the lower handle to slide in the tab unit. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 53 Insert new tab roll 15. Close the door of the tab applicator. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...

  • Page 54: Initialize New Tab Roll

    Initialize new tab roll Initialize new tab roll Illustration Procedure 1. Tap on the tab applicator button (1) to open the initialization screen. 2. Choose the action from: • (1) Tap this button if a new tab roll was inserted. •...

  • Page 55: Clean The Knifes

    Clean the knifes Clean the knifes Procedure 1. Open the door of the tab applicator. 2. Pull the lower handle to slide the tab unit outward. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 56 Clean the knifes 3. Pull the upper handle to tilt out the tab unit. 4. Turn the knob counterclockwise to lift the stamp. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 57 Clean the knifes 5. Clean both blades with lint-free cloth and adhesive solvent. 6. Apply oil to the felt until it is completely soaked and apply a little oil to the blades. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 58 Clean the knifes 7. Turn the knob clockwise to lower the stamp. 8. Push the upper handle to tilt in the tab unit. Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 59 Clean the knifes 9. Push the lower handle to slide in the tab unit. 10. Close the door of the tab applicator. 11. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page 62 Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...
  • Page 60 Clean the knifes Chapter 7 - The tab applicator...

  • Page 61: Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting

    Chapter 8 Trouble shooting...

  • Page 62: Introduction To Trouble Shooting

    Introduction to trouble shooting Introduction to trouble shooting Introduction The screen can show messages and errors. Messages Message Conveyor belt full Conveyor belt full on page 63 Logged into remote service on page 64 Logged into remote service Errors In case an issue occurs, an error code will be shown on the screen. This could be an open cover or a paper jam (as shown in the example).

  • Page 63: Conveyor Belt Full

    Conveyor belt full Conveyor belt full When to do If the conveyor belt is full, the user interface displays this message. Procedure 1. Empty the conveyor belt. 2. Tap on the OK button (1) or briefly press the conveyor switch (2) to reset the message. Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 64: Logged Into Remote Service

    Logged into remote service Logged into remote service When to do When the machine is in remote service, the user interface displays this message. Procedure 1. Make sure no one is working at the machine. 2. Tap the restart button (1) to restart the machine. Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 65: How To Clean Start-Up Errors 22:Xx ⁄ 82:Xx

    How to clean start-up errors 22:xx ⁄ 82:xx How to clean start-up errors 22:xx ⁄ 82:xx Introduction After a start-up error has occurred you have to make sure that no paper is still located inside the machine. Such errors could be for example: •...

  • Page 66: Error Code List

    Error code list Error code list Introduction Location 1: Master Controller errors Communication and common errors 01:09 No response from FF 01:10 No response from CF Cover open on page 70 01:11 Cover open 01:12 License error: Map fold (panel width is smaller than 160 mm or 6.3 inches) Other communication errors 02:02...
  • Page 67 Error code list Sensor errors on start-up Sensor S2 is blocked on 22:02 Sensor S2 is blocked page 78 Sensor S3 is blocked on 22:03 Sensor S3 is blocked page 80 Sensor S4 is blocked on 22:04 Sensor S4 is blocked page 82 Sensor S5 is blocked on 22:05...
  • Page 68 Error code list Tab errors 41:04 Jam close to the knife Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 69: How To Use The Purge Function

    How to use the purge function How to use the purge function Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.

  • Page 70: Cover Open

    In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property. Basic folder (Océ Folder Professional 6011) Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...
  • Page 71 Cover open Introduction to trouble shooting on page Close all marked covers and reboot the folder, see If all covers are closed and the error still occurs, please call your service engineer. Tab folder (Océ Folder Professional 6013) Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...
  • Page 72 Cover open Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...
  • Page 73 Cover open Introduction to trouble shooting on page Close all marked covers and reboot the folder, see If all covers are closed and the error still occurs, please call your service engineer. Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 74: Sensor S0 Is Blocked

    Sensor S0 is blocked Sensor S0 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 75 Sensor S0 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 76: Sensor S1 Is Blocked

    Sensor S1 is blocked Sensor S1 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 77 Sensor S1 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 78: Sensor S2 Is Blocked

    Sensor S2 is blocked Sensor S2 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 79 Sensor S2 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 80: Sensor S3 Is Blocked

    Sensor S3 is blocked Sensor S3 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 81 Sensor S3 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 82: Sensor S4 Is Blocked

    Sensor S4 is blocked Sensor S4 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 83 Sensor S4 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 84: Sensor S5 Is Blocked

    Sensor S5 is blocked Sensor S5 is blocked Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 85 Sensor S5 is blocked 3. Remove the print manually. 4. Clean the paper path with antistatic-fluid. NOTE Do not clean the belts. 5. Restart the machine from the user interface, see Introduction to trouble shooting on page Chapter 8 - Trouble shooting...

  • Page 86: No Paper At S10

    No paper at S10 No paper at S10 Introduction Symbol Type of symbol Indicates CAUTION In order to guarantee hazard-free operations it is strongly rec- ommended that any maintenance or repair work is only car- ried out by trained personnel. Ignoring this warning could cause injury or damage to property.
  • Page 88 Canon U.S.A., Inc. www.usa.canon.com Canon Canada Inc. www.canon.ca Canon Europe Ltd www.canon-europe.com Canon Latin America Inc. www.cla.canon.com Océ Australia Pty Ltd www.oce.com.au Canon China Co., Ltd www.canon.com.cn Canon Singapore Pte. Ltd www.canon.com.sg Canon Hongkong Co., Ltd www.canon.com.hk © Océ 2018 - 2019...

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