Manual Screen - Caslon Zip21A Operation And Maintenance Manual

Manual Screen

This button drives the feeder belt and will continue to operate whilst the button is held on.
This button changes the direction of the guillotine motor and is useful if a jam under the blade
should occur and a normal reset of the blade is driving into the jammed stock. Selecting this
button and then selecting the Guillotine Reset should clear the blade from any jammed stock.
This button drives the feed tray motor UP when activated. If held for more than 5 seconds, the
feed tray will continue to rise until it reaches the correct feed height selected by the operator.
This button drives the alignment roller motor and will continue to operate whilst the button is
held on.
This button drives the guillotine blade motor and when activated will drive the motor until the
guillotine blade returns to its rest position.
This button drives the feed tray motor DOWN when activated. If held for more than 5 seconds,
the feed tray will continue to drop until it reaches the bottom of the feeder section.
This button reverses the drive of the motors and is useful when trying to remove any stock that
may have become jammed or when 2 sheets have fed together.
This button allows the operator to set the Double Sheet Detector and is explained in more detail
on page 12 of this manual.
This button will return the machine to the operating screen.
Double Sheet Detector Setting
Place the desired stock in the feeder and set the feed section ready to run.
Select 'Manual' from the operating screen
Select 'Doubles Detector Setting' and the machine will feed one sheet into the machine, until it
is under the first control roller.
Rotate the knob above the first control roller until the machine signals a 'double'
Rotate the knob slightly, in the opposite direction, until the signal clears.
Press the 'Rev. Jog' button until the sheet has cleared back into the feed area.
The machine is now set for double sheet detection and ready to run.
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File to be saved as "ZIP21A DEMO SHEET"
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