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Define default stacking in the high capacity stacker
[89] Default header orientation
5. Use the [Top tray - Preferred feed edge] and [Stack tray - Preferred feed edge] functions to
indicate if the long or short side of the sheet points refers to the feed direction of the sheets
by default.
• [Long-edge feed (LEF)]: long-edge feed direction.
• [Short-edge feed (SEF)]: long-edge feed direction.
[90] Default feed direction
6. Use the [Stack tray - Offset stacking] function to define the offset value. When the offset value
is '0' offset stacking is disabled. The default offset value is 15 mm / 0.59".
[91] Offset stacking
7. Use the [Minimum filling level] function to define the filling level in the stack tray.
The minimum filling rate is a percentage of the maximum stack height. The default value is
80%. The high capacity stacker ejects the stack as soon as the stack height exceeds the
minimum filling rate. The minimum filling rate is active in case the high capacity stacker
ejects a stack when the stack tray is full.
[92] Minimum filling level
8. Use the [Maximum stack height] function to define the maximum stack height in the stack
tray.
The default stack height is 302 mm / 11.9". The minimum stack height is 10 mm / 0.39". The
maximum stack height is 345 mm / 13.58". When the stack height is larger than the default
stack height, there can be a risk that sheets fall off the stack when the eject tray moves out.
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Chapter 5 - Define defaults
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