Xerox Document Binder 120 Operator's Manual page 50

MAKING THE BOOKS
Book-making overview
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Below is an overview of the steps involved in the basic book-making
process. The remainder of this chapter contains detailed
instructions for each of the steps.
1. Determining the required spine width.
Before beginning the binding process, you should determine the
thickness of the copy set and the correct spine width of cover to
use. Failure to do so will cause unnecessary delays and
inconvenience to you.
When the Binder 120 detects a mismatch between the copy set
and the spine width, the required spine width will appear in the
Message Display of the Control Panel of the Binder 120. If you
are in the on-line mode, the Binder 120 will accept the copy set,
but will not process it. You must perform a jam clearance to
remove the copy set from the Binder 120. If you are in stand-by
or off-line mode, the Binder 120 will not accept the copy set.
2. Selecting the desired cover source from the Control Panel
of the Binder 120.
Once you have determined the correct spine width, you must
select the cover supply. If you are in the on-line mode, you
must use the Cover Trays as the cover source. If you are in
stand-by or off-line mode, you either can use the Cover Trays or
add the covers manually.
3. Loading cassettes into the Cover Trays, if necessary.
This step is applicable only if you have selected one or both
Cover Trays as the cover source. When a selected Cover Tray
is empty, or contains the incorrect covers, you must load the
correct cassettes into the Cover Tray.
4. Producing the books.
The procedures for producing books vary depending on which of
the following methods of operation you are using:
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Automatic operation (on-line mode)
When you use this method, the host copier feeds the copy
sets to the Binder 120. The Binder 120 inserts the covers
for the copy sets from the selected Cover Tray(s).
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Manual operation (stand-by or off-line mode) with the Cover
Trays
When you use this method, you must insert the copy sets
without covers into the Binder 120. The Binder 120 inserts
the covers for the copy sets from the selected Cover
Tray(s).
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Manual operation (stand-by or off-line mode) without the
Cover Trays
When you use this method, you must disable the Cover
Trays and insert the copy sets with covers into the Binder
120.
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