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- Page 1 Product instruction manual Magnum MCC-35 The Magnum has been designed to be user friendly, however we strongly recommend you take a few minutes to read through this manual to ensure correct operation. Keep this manual safe for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.3.3.9 Card Length Offset Screen ........... 17 5.3.3.10 Gutter Offset Screen ........... 18 5.3.3.11 Recall Job Screen ............18 5.3.3.12 Save Job Screen ............18 5.3.3.13 Speed Screen ............. 19 5.3.3.14 Crease + Slit Screen ........... 19 5.3.4 Smart Input Mode ..............20 MCC-35... - Page 3 6.1.6 SRA3-90*54 ................37 6.1.7 SRA3-85*210 ................38 6.1.8 SRA3-85*210-C1 ..............39 6.1.9 SRA3-90*210 ................40 6.1.10 SRA3-90*210-C1 ..............41 6.1.11 SRA3-A3-C1 ................. 42 6.1.12 SRA3-A3-C2 ................. 43 6.2 Imperial Version ................44 6.2.1 DIG-3.5*2 ................44 6.2.2 DIG-3.5*5 ................45 MCC-35...
- Page 4 7.4 Show Error E-1 ................. 51 7.5 Show Error E-2 ................. 51 7.6 Image Compensation ................ 52 Chapter 8 Maintenance .................. 53 8.1 User Maintenance ................53 8.1.1 Clean Rollers ................53 8.1.2 Clean Sensors ................ 53 8.2 Technician Maintenance ..............53 MCC-35...
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Page 5: Chapter 1Introduction
Chapter 1INTRODUCTION 1.1 Preface This manual only applies to MCC-35. Before using the machine, please read the instruction manual carefully first. Please keep the manual properly so that consulting it at any time in the future. Any question while operating please contact our technicians. -
Page 6: Specification
Feeding Middle Infeed Hand Feed User Template Storage Register Mark Y Direction only Image Y Direction Compensation Compensation Only Note: The machine is keep upgrading, specification and information in this manual are updated as per the change without notice. MCC-35... -
Page 7: Chapter 2 Safety
2. Remove the cord when you are installing components. Ground symbol. If you see this symbol in any place, please do not touch it anyhow, or uninstall it. If the ground is not well connected, it may cause human body injury. MCC-35... -
Page 8: Environment
Don’t operating with wet hand, especially plug or unplug the cord. Don’t wear long hair, loose fitting clothes or put your fingers into the creasing unit nip, while the operation.. Don’t place any receptacles with any liquid on any surface of machine. MCC-35... -
Page 9: Cautions
If it happens, first shut down the power, disconnect the cord, and then contact the technician. If machine becomes heat, smoke, or smelly, shut down at once, disconnecting the cord, and contact the maintenance staff. MCC-35... -
Page 10: Chapter 3 Main Parts & Assies
Key Pad Operate the machine Loading Table Loading Paper Machine Body Machine main working part Side Cover Interchange the crease die or perforate die Tools Storage Place the idle crease die or perforate die Stand Place the waste box. MCC-35... - Page 11 Slitter #4 Slit the other side edge of paper Gauge Plate Fixing all the slitters distance. (Standard is 85mm and 90mm or 3.5inch and 5.5 inch ) Right Side Guide Deflect paper feeding Left Side Guide Deflect paper feeding MCC-35...
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Page 12: Chapter 4 Installation
2. If no, open the package to check if there is any part missing broken according to package list. If yes, take pictures and contact us for the parts. MCC-35... -
Page 13: Parts Installation
Hang the outfeed tray onto machine and place the business card collector on the proper position. As well as the deflector Deflectors Business card collector Business card collector 4.2.2 Extension Table Installation Fix the extension table as per following picture： ① ② MCC-35... -
Page 14: Power Socket And Switch
4.2.3 Power Socket and Switch AC input，Voltage/Frequency is： AC220V/50-60Hz. switch（“O” is Off，“I”is On) ① Socket Fuse： 3.15A ③ ② Cautions：Don’t operate machine with wet hand. MCC-35... -
Page 15: Chapter 5 Operation
When paper jams, press them to move rollers, NCREASE/DECREASE so that the paper can be easily cleared. Or increase/decrease the parameters for image compensation MODE Change the modes SCREEN Display information. ENTER After the data input, press it to confirm. MCC-35... -
Page 16: Quick Start
8. All above are finished, input the preset qty value (such as 5) and press Start to run the job. 9. Keep feeding by hand and machine will stop after running 5 sheets or just press Stop key to stop machine. 10. Take the cards out from the card collector. MCC-35... -
Page 17: Screen Introduction
0, machine will keep running Key to run machine until press Stop Key. Paper Sheet Length Card Length 5.3.2.2 Cut Data Screen Scan all the 32 cut data from 1 to 32 by pressing Page Down Key There are 8 Screens for it. MCC-35... -
Page 18: Crease Data Screen
Warning or Error. 5.3.2.5 Total Crease & Cut QTY Screen Machine has creasedfor123 times up to now. Machine has cut for456times up to now. 5.3.2.6 Software Version & Serial Number Machine Software Version Machine Serial Number MCC-35... -
Page 19: Mode Introduction
There are 16 templates for selection. Different templates need different gauge. Gauge Spec. Factory Template A3-90*48 SRA3-85*210 A3-90*54 SRA3-85*210-C1 A3-90*50 SRA3-90*210 85/90 mm SRA3-90*48 SRA3-90*210-C1 SRA3-90*50 SRA3-A3-C1 SRA3-90*54 SRA3-A3-C2 3.5/5 inch DIG-3.5*2 DIG-3.5*5 DIG-3.5*8 DIG-5*8 MCC-35... -
Page 20: Set Paper Length
Smart input is a quick job creating function. And it is a step by step guiding setting for this (Referred to 5.3.4). 5.3.3.5 Set Cut Data Input the cut data. Input value and press Enter Key to take effect. Max qty is 32. MCC-35... -
Page 21: Input Crease Data Screen
0.1mm or press Decrease Key to decrease the value by 0.1mm. And press Enter to take effect 5.3.3.9 Card Length Offset Screen The function is aimed to settle issue that all the true cards sizes are different MCC-35... -
Page 22: Gutter Offset Screen
First Cut (3.2~15mm), Gutter Cut (3~15mm) and Last Cut (5~15mm). 5.3.3.11 Recall Job Screen Recall the user saved template. Input 1~30 and press Enter to take effect. 5.3.3.12 Save Job Screen Save the user template by inputting value 1~30 as file name. The max storage is 30 templates. MCC-35... -
Page 23: Speed Screen
This functions to select if the slit drive motor works or not when running template without slitting.1 is on; 2 is off. And press Enter to take effect. The default state is off. When restart machine, the function is off. MCC-35... -
Page 24: Smart Input Mode
Since 331SCC is middle feed type, so side trim is the same. And the Gutter slit is fixed 8mm. The card width is also manual adjusted. So the parameters for creating a job are: Lead Trim, Card Length, Gutter Cut and Crease data. MCC-35... -
Page 25: Create A Job With Smart Input
Crease in the middle and card length is 200, so input value 100 and press Enter to confirm. The max crease in smart input mode is 4 lines. When crease 2 is 0, the next screen (crease 3 and crease 4) will not appear. MCC-35... -
Page 26: Tail Trim Error
5.3.5.1 How to Create a Register Mark？ Since the feed type of 331SCC is middle feeding type. The register mark MCC-35... -
Page 27: How To Use A Register Mark
1. Press Mode Key for 3 times to enter Register Mark Screen. Input value 1 and press Enter to confirm. Then turn to the register Distance Setting Screen. 3. Register Mark Setting. Input the distance value of mark top edge to the MCC-35... -
Page 28: Hardware Setting
5.4.1 Side Guide Setting 1. Release the two screws circled in red as per following picture. And move the side guide as per the arrow direction. 2. Place 3-5 sheets on the table and move back side guide to keep the paper MCC-35... -
Page 29: Skew Adjustment
1. If side guide position is ok, the feeding is skewed. Release the two screws circled in red as per following picture making sure the screws can move freely in the hole. 2. Move the screw as per arrow direction in following picture. Move as per the MCC-35... -
Page 30: Slitters Setting
The gauge is two different sizes spec (85 & 90 mm or 3.5& 5.5 inch). 1. Release the grub screw fixing the slitter. 2. Remove the two plastic head screws. 3. Remove the gauge. Plastic head screws Grub screws MCC-35... -
Page 31: Install The Gauge
2. Side trim range is 3.2~38 mm. If side trim is less than 3.2mm paper piece has some risks going into slitters leading slitter jammed. If side trim is over 3.2mm paper piece will not go down to the waste box just going out with the finished piece. MCC-35... -
Page 32: Crease Only
#3 to hold the paper edges. The distance between paper edge and slitter blade is about 5mm. And move the deflecting roller to the trisection position. The distance between paper edge and slitter blade is about 5mm. Deflecting roller is on trisection position. MCC-35... -
Page 33: Set Outfeed Tray
5.7.1 Exchange Slide-in Tools 1. Open the cover and slide out the crease die 2. Take out the perforate die from the tool storage, and put crease die into it. 3. Insert the perforate die into machine and close the side cover. MCC-35... -
Page 34: Change Perforate Crush Pad (Purchase On Demand)
Crease depth is important to crease quality. It just depends on the gap between male die and female die. Depth should be adjusted according to the paper thickness. Low Depth will perform a not clear crease. But a high Depth may cause cracking. MCC-35... - Page 35 The adjustment is also needed if the crease depth is not balance on both sides. Normal Too light Crack edge Not balanced Too heavy To adjust the Depth: Open the top cover and you will see following picture: Adjust screws clockwise, crease depth becomes shallow; adjust screws anticlockwise, crease depth becomes deep. MCC-35...
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Page 36: Chapter 6 Cutting Format
Chapter 6 CUTTING FORMAT 6.1 Metric Version 6.1.1 A3-90*48 MCC-35... -
Page 37: A3-90*50
6.1.2 A3-90*50 MCC-35... -
Page 38: A3-90*54
6.1.3 A3-90*54 MCC-35... -
Page 39: Sra3-90*48
6.1.4 SRA3-90*48 MCC-35... -
Page 40: Sra3-90*50
6.1.5 SRA3-90*50 MCC-35... -
Page 41: Sra3-90*54
6.1.6 SRA3-90*54 MCC-35... -
Page 42: Sra3-85*210
6.1.7 SRA3-85*210 MCC-35... -
Page 43: Sra3-85*210-C1
6.1.8 SRA3-85*210-C1 MCC-35... -
Page 44: Sra3-90*210
6.1.9 SRA3-90*210 MCC-35... -
Page 45: Sra3-90*210-C1
6.1.10 SRA3-90*210-C1 MCC-35... -
Page 46: Sra3-A3-C1
6.1.11 SRA3-A3-C1 MCC-35... -
Page 47: Sra3-A3-C2
6.1.12 SRA3-A3-C2 MCC-35... -
Page 48: Imperial Version
6.2 Imperial Version 6.2.1 DIG-3.5*2 MCC-35... -
Page 49: Dig-3.5*5
6.2.2 DIG-3.5*5 MCC-35... -
Page 50: Dig-3.5*8
6.2.3 DIG-3.5*8 MCC-35... -
Page 51: Dig-5*8
6.2.4 DIG-5*8 MCC-35... -
Page 52: Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting
Chapter 7 TROUBLE SHOOTING 7.1 Show warning C-1 C-1 Top Cover Open Please check top cover is closed well. MCC-35... -
Page 53: Show Warning C-2
2. Check if the paper is out of the spec. (100gsm~350gsm). 3. Remove the gauge to check if there is paper piece covering the sensor. 4. Clean the paper dust by air gun on the sensor. MCC-35... -
Page 54: Show Warning C-3
2. Check if the paper is out of the spec. (100gsm~350gsm). 3. Remove the gauge to check if there is paper piece covering the sensor. 4. Clean the paper dust by air gun on the sensor. MCC-35... -
Page 55: Show Error E-1
7.5 Show Error E-2 E-2 Cut Motor Error. 1. Restart the machine. 2. Press to drive the jammed paper out. 3. Check if the paper is out of the spec. (100gsm~350gsm). As for crease die, the spec. is 100~300gsm. MCC-35... -
Page 56: Image Compensation
3. If the color edge is nearly the same, but the color edge is bigger than standard card. Use Horizontal Shift, Card L Offset and Gutter Offset to offset it and make cards good. More information for repairs referred to technician manual. MCC-35... -
Page 57: Chapter 8 Maintenance
8.2 Technician Maintenance Do the technician maintenance regularly is also very important. It mainly finished by technician, including checking the wear and tear parts, replace the broken parts, adding lubricant and so on. More details referred to technician manual. MCC-35... - Page 58 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Your MCC-35 should reach you in perfect condition and is guaranteed for 1 Year from date of purchase covering defective parts and general wear and tear, this does not cover film jams, misfeeds or other operator related errors, which would be chargeable.