Pitney Bowes DM300c Service Manual page 48

3 • Theory Of Operation
3.4 Envelope/
Tape Transport
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Sequence of Operation (cont'd)
Operating Sequence—DM300c. For the discussion that follows, refer to
the Transport Timing Diagram (Figure 3-18) below and the DM300c Enve-
lope Print Diagram (Figure 3-19) on the following page.
The operating sequence for the DM300c is essentially the same as that for
the DM400c, with the obvious difference that the autofeeder, and therefore
sensors FS1 and FS2 are not present.
1. When PS1 detects the lead edge of an envelope, the print carriage
moves to the print position as described in step 1 for the DM400c se-
quence.
2. When the print carriage is in the print position, the transport motor
starts and feeds the mailpiece or tape up to the PS2/PS3 skew detect
sensors. From this point on, the process is virtually identical to that de-
scribed earlier in steps 3 through 7 of the DM400c operating sequence.
Optional
Moistener
Figure 3-18 Transport Timing Diagram — DM300c
Encoder
1651 (Pulse/Revolution)
Encoder Resolution : 0.085 (mm/pulse) = 300dpi
Tape Feeder
57.5 6.5
33
PS1 PS2 and 3
24 [IPS]
63
(609.6
[mm/sec])
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