Konica Minolta 7045 User Manual page 115

Applications
Sheet/Cover Insertion (continued)
Insertion Mode
This mode is classified as Copy insertion and Blank insertion. The Copy insertion mode
copies and inserts plain or colored sheets from tray 1* at locations designated on the
Page Setting Screen. The Blank insertion mode inserts non copied (plain or colored)
sheets.
Front Cover Mode
This mode is classified as Front copy and Front blank. The Front copy mode copies and
inserts a plain or colored sheet from tray 1* or the Multi-sheet bypass tray into the
finished set, as a Front cover. The Front blank mode inserts a non copied (plain or
colored) sheet.
Thick paper mode can be used in conjunction with the Front cover mode when feeding
thick paper from the Multi-sheet bypass tray.
When either Front copy or Front blank is selected, the corresponding icon will appear on
the upper-left corner key on the Page Setting Screen. The tray source will be the same
as that for back cover, and can be selected and displayed on the Sheet/Cover Insertion
Screen.
Back Cover Mode
This mode is classified as Back copy and Back blank. The Back copy mode copies and
inserts a plain or colored sheet from tray 1* or the Multi-sheet bypass tray into the
finished set, as a Back cover. The Back blank mode inserts a non copied (plain or
colored) sheet.
Thick paper mode can be used in conjunction with the Back cover mode when feeding
thick paper from the Multi-sheet bypass tray.
When either Back copy or Back blank is selected, the corresponding icon will appear on
the lower-right corner key on the Page Setting Screen. The tray source will be the same
as that for front cover, and can be selected and displayed on the Sheet/Cover Insertion
Screen.
The insertion type can be selected separately for front cover, back cover, and insertion
sheets. This allows multiple combinations, such as copied front cover with blank insert
sheets and blank back cover.
NOTE: *The source of insertions and covers can be shifted from tray 1 to tray 2, 3, 4, or Multi-sheet bypass
tray by key operator. See p. 11-46 ~ p. 11-50.
8-4 Applications