Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 132

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• Select [Override] if you want this setting to take
precedence over the collation setting associated with
individual jobs.
Using the Stapling/Finishing FAB
Finishing is a general term referring to the processes, such as
stapling, binding, stitching, folding, and hole-punching, that would
typically be performed on a job after it had finished printing. The
specific finishing options that are available will vary based on the
capabilities of your printer and any attached finishing units. If no
finishing unit is available, the default setting is None.
NOTE: Select [Override] if you want any setting to take
precedence over any settings associated with individual jobs.
To use the Stapling/Finishing FAB:
1. From the Stapling/Finishing pull-down menu select an option.
Move the cursor over the paper mimic icons to see a
description of each available selection and click the icon you
want to assign to the queue.
2. If your printer supports staple placement and if stapling is
selected, you can select a staple placement position.
a. Select [Staple Placement...]. The Staple Placement dialog
window opens.
b. The selected stock displays in the Stock Size field. You can
select from [inches] or [mm].
c. Use the slide bar to set staple placement.
d. Click [OK] once you have set staple placement.
3. Select an Output Location where you want your print job to be
delivered. Available selections depend on your printer
configuration.
• System Specified: This is the default selection. The
system determines the most appropriate destination of the
given job.
• Top Tray: Used for simpler jobs that do not require
finishing or collated stacking. This tray is also used as the
purge destination.
• Main Tray/Stacker: Used for most jobs that require
stacking or stapling.
• Bypass Transport: Jobs are passed through to any
installed third-party finishing device.
• Folding: Used to produce stapled and unstapled booklets,
and single sheet folding (C-Fold and Z-Fold).
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