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DO NOT make any changes here yet - this will be explained later in the chapter.
When in this menu these are the options available:
Card option
Allows you to make changes to the card preset mode (A3, A3+, SRA3) you have selected:
• First cutting compensation
• Mark position compensation
• Card length compensation
• Groove width compensation
Note: If you are in CUSTOM mode you will also so these options:
• Card width
• Card length
• Card rows
• Card columns
• First cutting length
• Mark position length
• Groove width
• First cutting compensation
• Mark position compensation
• Card length compensation
• Groove width compensation
Note: This is an individual card changes only. The Card Option menu DOES NOT make a universal
change to all set ups.
System option - See Section 2-5-5
Allows you to make changes to the universal set up of the BC480. This will make adjustment to all
the set ups universally and these include:
• System speed - from 1 to 9 but we advise you do not set this to more than 8 as it can have a
detrimental affect on your settings. The default setting is 6.
• System accuracy compensation
• Five column blade (longitudinal) width - for 5 card cassette
• Three column blade (longitudinal) width - for 3 card cassette
• First cutting compensation
• Mark position compensation
• Groove width compensation
• Last card compensation
• Penultimate card compensation
• Third from last card compensation
• Subtotal clear
• Restore factory settings
• Firmware version
Manual operate
This allows you to manually operate the BC480 - use the arrows to move the paper forwards,
backwards and up and down. You can use this mode when you have a paper jam.
Language
This allows you to select either English or Chinese.
To navigate through the 4 options shown above use the
selected the menu the you would like make changes in press the
and
arrows. Once you have
MODE
SET
and this will take you to
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the sub menus associated with the main menus (card option, System option, Manual operate,
Language). To come out of the sub menus and back to this main window press the
MODE
SET
again and then press the
for 3 seconds to return you to standby mode.
Test your cutting mode with a sheet of paper/card
Now take some paper/card and place this in the feed tray.
Note: You can place up to 3mm stack height in the BC480 feed tray (approximately 10 sheets of
250gsm Mondi ColorCopy paper)
Press the
button until you see
START
STOP
Once in position press the
button. This will cut a sheet using the mode you have selected on
the LCD panel.
We will continue to look at the LCD screen description.
To change your sheet / paper size press the
options available to you.
• A3 (297mm x 420mm)
• A3+ (320x480mm)
• SRA3 (320 x 450mm)
• A4 (only available in selected territories - do not use)
• CUSTOM (set for American paper sizes if purchased in America only)
Now press the
button and this will now provide you with your Datum selection - explained in
section 2-3.
Number of cards to be cut
Take a look at your initial Mode selection and this will tell you how many cards are to be cut from the
sheet size and mode you have selected.
By pressing the
and
button you can set the amount of cards to be cut.
Note: The Mode you have showing will determine how many cards will be cut from a sheet of
paper.
By continuing to press the
button you will incrementally increase the number of cards to be
cut, up to a maximum of 10 and then the system takes you to AUTO mode. To reduce the number of
cards to be cut press the
button.
EXAMPLE: If you have 3 sheets of 24 cards to cut press the
the amount of cards to be cut from 3 sheets of paper. Place 3 sheets in the feed tray and press the
START
STOP
button. The BC480 will cut the 3 sheets and stop after this action.
AUTO - If you leave the BC480 in AUTO it will continue to cut sheets until there are no more sheets
in the tray to feed. The BC480 will try to take sheets for another 2 seconds and will then stop.
Edge
on the LCD panel.
arrow. This will take you through the sheet size
twice and it will show 72. This is
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MODE
SET
button
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