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Other operation
Modes and exit trays
Types of exit trays
An optional finisher can be installed to increase the number of exit trays.
Only the machine
Centre tray (with offset function)
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Job separator tray
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With finisher
Centre tray (with offset function)
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Top tray
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Offset tray
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Exit tray when job interrupt occurs
When a print job (copy or auto print job) is interrupted, the output from each print job is routed to
the exit tray selected for that job in order to distinguish between the interrupted job and the
interrupting job. If both jobs specify the centre tray or the offset tray, which both have the offset
function, the output position of the interrupting job is offset with respect to the output position of the
interrupted job. When the interrupting job ends, the interrupted job resumes with output at its
original position.
Notes
The exit tray for a print job can be set from the key operator program. Details can be
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found in the operation manual for the unit.
The offset function of the centre tray and the offset tray can be turned on or off using the
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key operator program.
Department control and changing modes
When department control is turned on, pages printed by each department can be tracked.
Department control is turned on and account numbers stored using the key operator programs of
each mode. Department control is explained in the operation manuals of each mode.
When department control is turned on and the mode is changed, "Enter your account number"
appears in the display. You must enter your account number.
Changing to another mode from copy, fax, or scan mode
If the account number before the mode change is the same as the account number after
the mode change, the mode can be changed. If not, the account number must be entered.
Changing from print mode to another mode
The account number must be entered.
Changing to print mode
An account number need not be entered.
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