Neopost HD-CXENVL-FDR V2 Assembly And Operation Manual
Neopost HD-CXENVL-FDR V2 Assembly And Operation Manual

Neopost HD-CXENVL-FDR V2 Assembly And Operation Manual

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HD-CXENVL-FDR V2
Envelope Feeder, Version 2
Assembly and Operations Guide
Rev: 2-1-18
NOTE: If you feeder looks different than shown above; please refer to the guide for the
original feeder version (HD-CXENVL-FDR V1).
Neopost Digital Print Group
3100 Horizon Drive, Suite 100
King of Prussia, PA 19406-2660
Phone: (610) 650-9170
www.neopost.com
www.haslerinc.com
www.renausa.com
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  • Page 1 Rev: 2-1-18 NOTE: If you feeder looks different than shown above; please refer to the guide for the original feeder version (HD-CXENVL-FDR V1). Neopost Digital Print Group 3100 Horizon Drive, Suite 100 King of Prussia, PA 19406-2660 Phone: (610) 650-9170 www.neopost.com...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    OPERATOR MAINTENANCE ........................38 OPTIONAL HARDWARE .......................... 39 The HD-CXENVL-FDR feeder is designed to operate with the Neopost HD-CX Digital Color LED printers. This guide will show the proper way to prepare the printer for the envelope feeder along with setup and...
  • Page 3: Preparing The Hd-Cx1600/1700/1750 (C9Xx) Printer

    PREPARING THE HD-CX1600/1700/1750 (C9xx) PRINTER Use the following instructions to prepare your HD-CX1600/1700/1750 printer for use with your envelope feeder. 1. To prepare the printer, for the feeder, you must first remove the door from the manual feed tray. First, open the manual feed tray door on the right side of the printer.
  • Page 4 5. Open the right side cover on the printer by pulling on the latch shown here: 6. With the right side door fully open, lift the feed roller assembly to gain access to the feed roller and sheet separator area. 7.
  • Page 5: Feeder Stand Assembly And Stand Height Adjustment

    FEEDER STAND ASSEMBLY AND STAND HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Your new envelope feeder is packaged with the adjustable height floor stand removed and partially disassembled. With a single 1/8” allen wrench, (included with the feeder) the stand can be re-assembled and the feeder can be attached to the stand.
  • Page 6 Step 3. Stand the upper stand assembly on the floor with the slotted bars facing upward as shown below. Then position one of the stand legs on the outside of one of the slotted bars with the bolts extending through the slot as shown. The short end of the base bar should be on the same side as the cross bar (shown below) Note: The shorter end of the base bars (with locking casters) should be...
  • Page 7: Setting The Height Of The Stand To Match Your Printer

    Step 6. Flip the stand over so it is resting on the casters. Ensure that the locking levers are secure so the stand legs do not slip while installing the feeder! Setting the height of the stand to match your printer It is very important to set the stand height properly so the feeder is positioned properly relative to the printer.
  • Page 8: Attaching The Feeder To The Stand

    Attaching the feeder to the stand Step 1. Now you will attach the feeder to the stand using four button head screws and the included 1/8” allen wrench. The bolts have been attached to the uprights of the stand for shipping. Remove these bolts from the stand. The feeder will be attached to the stand using these threaded holes Step 2...
  • Page 9: Aligning The Feeder With The Printer And Final Stand Height Adjustment

    Step 3. Carefully line up the two holes in the side plate with the two threaded holes in the top of the stand legs and install the 5/8” long button head screws securing the feeder to the stand. DO NOT LET GO OF THE FEEDER UNTIL THE SCREWS ARE IN! Line up these two holes with the threaded holes on the stand legs...
  • Page 10 Step 3. Lift the end of the feeder’s delivery table up so that it can be moved into position in the manual feed tray as shown here: Lift delivery table to slide over ledge on printer Delivery table Step 4. While holding the delivery table up, carefully push the feeder in towards the printer, ensuring that the delivery table slides in between the printer paper guides.
  • Page 11 Step 6. Push the feeder in towards the printer until the ends of the feeder side plate begin to enter the manual feed tray opening. At this point, you may need to fine tune the stand height adjustment to enable the feeder to move all the way into position.
  • Page 12 Step 8. When the stand height is adjusted properly, push the feeder all the way in until it stops. Side plates should be against the printer here. AS YOU PUSH THE FEEDER INTO POSITION, A LATCHING MECHANISM UNDERNEATH THE DELIVERY TABLE SECURES THE FEEDER TO THE PRINTER.
  • Page 13: Hd-Cxenvl-Fdr Feeder Overview

    HD-CXENVL-FDR FEEDER OVERVIEW Component Identification Envelope support wedge Bridge Feed belt (6) Paper guide Separator Paper guide Envelope hold down strap adjustment knob Delivery table Delivery table paper guide Envelope ready lever Exit belt Adjustable height stand Exit shaft Start sensor Stop sensor The components described above, and their usage are explained in detail within this manual...
  • Page 14: Features And Function

    Features and function The HD-CXENVL-FDR envelope feeder is a top load, bottom feed machine designed to feed a wide variety of envelope types and sizes into a digital printer. The HD-CXENVL-FDR makes digital printers more productive by continually feeding envelopes, one at a time, from a stack in the feed hopper, and delivering each envelope to the printer’s manual feed tray pickup roller.
  • Page 15: Setting Up The Feeder

    SETTING UP THE FEEDER IT IS ADVISABLE TO MOVE THE FEEDER AWAY FROM THE PRINTER TO SET IT FOR YOUR ENVELOPES. Note: The feeder can be setup for your envelopes away from the printer, and then easily placed in line with the printer after setup is complete.
  • Page 16 Step 3: With power to the feeder OFF, rotate the paper guide adjustment knob to move the paper guides outward towards the side plates of the feeder. Move the guides outward enough to accommodate your envelopes Paper guide adjustment knob NOTE: The HD-CXENVL-FDR features self-centering paper guides.
  • Page 17: Setting The Sheet Separator(S)

    Step 7: (Optional) Tighten the paper guide locking knobs to secure the paper guides in position. (NOTE: These knobs must be loosened to move the paper guides) Setting the Sheet Separator(s) The HD-CXENVL-FDR utilizes a patented “Buckle Separation” technique for separating the bottom envelope from the stack.
  • Page 18 Step 1. Turn the separator height adjustment knob clockwise several turns to raise the separator Separator height adjustment knob Step 2. Place the lead edge of your envelope underneath the separator as shown below Step 3. Slowly turn the separator height adjustment knob counter-clockwise to lower the separator tip onto the envelope.
  • Page 19: Setting Up The Envelope Support Wedge (Back Wedge)

    Step 6. (optional) If you run envelopes that require more than one separator, install the second separator in one of the alternate positions on the bridge using the included attaching bolt. Set the second separator like the center one. NOTES The separators do not need a lot of fine tuning, as a small buckle is all that is required.
  • Page 20 Step 1. After setting the separator as shown in the previous steps, leave the one envelope in the feeder that you used for the separator setup Step 2. Carefully shingle out a small stack of envelopes so that the bottom one will be the foremost envelope in the stack as shown here.
  • Page 21 Step 4. With one hand, raise the back end of the envelope stack up. With the other hand, loosen the wedge locking knob and slide the wedge into position underneath the back end of the stack. Locking knob Proper position for standard envelopes As shown in the pictures above and below, the support wedge should be in just far enough to hold the back edge of the envelope stack up off the belts.
  • Page 22: Setting The Envelope Support Wedge For Other Envelope Types

    Setting the Envelope Support Wedge for Other Envelope Types The following examples illustrate suggested wedge positions for several different envelope sizes. When running standard envelopes, i.e., #10, 6 x 9, greeting card envelopes, the wedge should be positioned as shown in steps 4 and 5 above.
  • Page 23: Setting The Delivery Table Paper Guides

    Setting the delivery table paper guides The patented “floating” or tilting delivery table on the HD-CXENVL-FDR is designed to advance the envelopes that the feed belts deliver, one at a time, into the printer’s manual feed tray feed roller. The delivery table is equipped with self-centering paper guides, an envelope drive belt, and a stop photo sensor at the end, which is used to stop each envelope in position underneath the printer’s feed roller, for take-away by the printer.
  • Page 24 Step 3. Place one of your envelopes between the delivery table guides near the exit and move the guides inward with your free hand until they are alongside the envelope. (push guides near the bridge) NOTE: Do not push the guides tightly against the envelope as this will keep the envelopes from advancing down the delivery table! Set the guides close to the envelope but do not pinch it.
  • Page 25: Testing The Feeder

    Testing the feeder Step 1. Turn the speed control knob up a little bit and then press the JOG/RESET button to start the motor at slow speed. Watch the first envelope advance from the feed area towards the delivery table. Turn speed control up a little and then press and hold the RESET/JOG button to start...
  • Page 26 The feeder will now begin advancing envelopes UNLESS THE STOP AND START SENSORS ARE BOTH BLOCKED. The envelopes should advance from the feeder one at a time, and then travel down the delivery table. As they travel down the delivery table, they should be accelerated slightly, creating a small gap between the envelopes as shown here: Note: If the envelopes do not advance smoothly down the delivery table, or if they tend to “bunch up”...
  • Page 27: Setting The Speed Of The Feeder

    *If there is no gap at all, you may need to move your envelope support wedge in underneath the envelope stack a little farther, or lower the separator tip a bit to create a more pronounced buckle for better envelope separation. *If the envelopes do not feed consistently, or the gap between envelopes on the delivery table exceeds 3 or 4 inches, you may need to move the back wedge back a little to let the envelopes contact the feed belts more.
  • Page 28: Running A Job With The Feeder And Printer

    The printer will run at varying speeds, based on media settings. It is not necessary to try to “coordinate” or match the feeder speed with the printer speeds. The feeder operates in what is known as “Presentation Mode”, that is, the feeder presents an envelope to the printer and the printer pulls the envelope away.
  • Page 29 3. Carefully lift the delivery table up high enough to clear the lower edge of the manual tray opening and move the feeder in toward the printer. Ensure that the delivery table enters the manual feed tray opening without resistance. 4.
  • Page 30 Feeder should touch the printer here. The HD-CXENVL-FDR is equipped with a latching mechanism underneath the delivery table that secures the feeder to the printer for consistent envelope registration. These spring-loaded latches connect to the lower lip on the opening of the manual feed tray as you push the feeder in. You will hear a snapping sound as the latches engage the printer.
  • Page 31 10. Push the “FEEDER READY” lever on the operator side of the delivery table forward toward the printer. This will trigger the manual feed tray paper present sensor so the printer knows you have envelopes in place. FEEDER READY LEVER Push this lever forward to begin printing after advancing envelopes.
  • Page 32 Paper jam or feeder out condition: If the envelope feeder runs out of envelopes, jams, or is delayed in getting envelopes to the printer in time, the printer will recognize this as a “PAPER JAM” and will indicate this on the display. Since this circumstance may not actually be a paper jam, (i.e., feeder runs out), the printer can easily be reset with minimal effort.
  • Page 33: Detaching The Feeder From The Printer

    DETACHING THE FEEDER FROM THE PRINTER As described earlier in this manual, the HD-CXENVL-FDR features a spring-loaded latching system that secures the feeder to the printer during operation. When changing jobs, servicing the feeder, or in the event you want to use the manual feed tray without the envelope feeder, you may wish to detach the feeder from the printer.
  • Page 34: Important Operating Tips/Notes

    IMPORTANT OPERATING TIPS/NOTES The printer will only recognize that media is present if the “Feeder Ready Lever” has been pushed forward. Note on HD-CX printers: Setting up the HD-CXENVL-FDR properly, to achieve consistent envelope delivery to the printer, is imperative; as the printer does not feature a “retry”...
  • Page 35: Automatic "Feeder Ready Lever" Reset

    Automatic “Feeder Ready Lever” Reset When you lift the delivery table up to remove the feeder from the printer, or to move the feeder into position with the printer, the Feeder Ready Lever will automatically be moved to the right (not ready position). This gives the operator ample opportunity to advance envelopes properly into the printer before moving the Feeder Ready Lever forward, indicating a ready state to the printer.
  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING Feeder will not feed (belts not turning) Possible Causes/Solutions: 1. Causes: No Power. Not turned on. Speed Set to zero. Solutions: Check to be sure the external 24 VDC power supply is connected to a live AC outlet and to the feeder.
  • Page 37 Printer displays “Paper Jam” and indicates to “Open Right Side Cover”. Possible Causes/Solutions: 1. Cause: Feeder not properly positioned. Solution: Ensure that the feeder is pushed all the way into the MP Tray and it is latched in place. 2. Cause: Feeder not presenting media fast enough to catch each printer feed cycle. Solution: Check the feeder setup and speed control setting.
  • Page 38: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: 30” Length x 16” Width x 16” Height (excluding stand) Material Handling: - Width: Min 3.75” to Max 13” - Length: Min 4” to Max 15“ - Thickness: single sheets to 1/8” - Estimated maximum stack size: 400 #10 envelopes Speed: printer dependent/variable to 6,000 pph Boxed Weight: ~49 lbs (including stand) Electrical: 120/230 VAC, 5 Amp...
  • Page 39: Optional Hardware

    OPTIONAL HARDWARE NOTICE: The wide range of options available for the HD-CX1600/1700/1750 printers allows them to be setup in a number of different configurations. However, only the configurations shown on this page are compatible with the height adjustment range of both the HD-CXENVL-FDR (feeder) and HD-CXENVL-CNV (conveyor). HD-CXENVL-CNV (conveyor) with HD-CX1700 (printer) on HD-CX-3IN1 (3 paper trays with casters) &...

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