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Paper output
Transport of the prints during the paper output process
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Description paper path
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The registration output module receives the prints.
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The prints are transported to the high capacity stacker.
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Proof prints, calibration charts, nozzle failure detection sheets, and error sheets automati-
cally arrive in the top tray of the first capacity stacker or in the system tray.
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The prints are collected on the stack tray.
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Delivery on the top tray can be useful for small jobs.
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When a DFD (Document Finishing Device) is installed, the high capacity stacker transports
the prints to the third-party finisher.
Overview of the high capacity stacker
The high capacity stacker can stack a large volume of prints. The prints are collected on the stack
tray. When a stack on the stack tray is completed, the slide door opens and the eject tray with the
stack moves out in front of the high capacity stacker. The door closes and the high capacity
stacker starts to fill the second stack, while the eject tray remains ejected until the prints are
removed.
When the stack reaches the configured height, the finished stack is ejected. The stacking behavior
can be changed. (
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