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Using the Multifunction Finisher (MFF)
The Xerox Nuvera can include a Multifunction Finisher (MFF). There are two MFF models: the Professional and the Pro Plus. Explore
the links at the left to learn all of the ways to utilize the MFF.
Using the MFF Professional allows you to finish your jobs with features such as:
Staple
Collate
Letter Tri-Fold
Booklet Fold
Using the MFF Pro Plus allows you to finish your jobs using the same features available on the MFF Professional but also includes an
insertion module that offers these additional finishing features:
An Insertion Tray for inserting preprinted tabs, covers and colored sheets into your job
A 2/3 or 2/4 Hole Punch capability
How to select the MFF finishing type as the output device
Perform the following steps to use the MFF and select the finishing output at the user interface.
1. From the Copy Service, Print From File Service or Job Properties window of an inactive job, select the Output tab.
2. Select the [Stapling/Finishing] FAB.
3. From the Output Location, Output Order and Output Delivery pull-down menus, make sure [System Specified] is
selected. The system will automatically select the correct output destination tray and page order for the job. System Specified
is selected by default.
4. From the Stapling/Finishing pull-down menu, select the stapling option, folding option, hole punching or multiple finishing
option.
5. Select all other finishing attributes.
6. Click <Apply> or <OK>.
Related Hints and Tips
Tab Behavior on MFF Systems
On systems with an MFF, tab jobs are delivered to the finisher face up in N to 1 order. All sheets in tab jobs are inverted in the paper
path prior to entering the finisher. As such, the following must be noted:
Tabs need to be loaded in the feeder tray in N to 1 order (commonly referred to as reverse ordered tabs)
If the job requires drilled paper, the drilled paper for the main body of the job must be rotated in the tray so that the holes are
on the leading edge of the paper (to the left). This is the opposite of what the tray labels indicate.
If pre-printed stock is included in a tab job, the pre-printed stock must be rotated 180 degrees in the feeder tray. This is the
opposite of what the tray labels indicate.
Explore the links at the left to learn all of the ways to utilize the MFF.
For more information on the capabilities of the staplers, see
For more information on the capabilities of the MFF Pro Plus Insertion Module, see
Stapler
Specifications.
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MFF
Specifications.
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