Formax 6600 Series Operator's Manual page 31

Start mark
Insert/accumulate
Divert & continue
Divert & stop
Selective feed 1
Selective feed 2
Selective feed 3
Selective feed 4
Selective feed 5
Selective feed 6
Exit control
Present on deck & continue
Present on deck & stop
Sealing control
Sequence check 4
Sequence check 2
Sequence check 1
Parity (even parity)
Safety mark
Criteria:
• the marks chosen are always used in the
above sequence.
• if a function is suppressed the following
function will move upwards one line,
• the chosen code is used on all material which
will be processed by the Optical Mark
Reading,
• the length of the code with it's mark definition
is a service setting.
Divert & continue
When the "divert & continue" mark is printed,
special sets will be sorted and diverted. The
system does not stop processing. Divert &
continue is only executed together with
accumulate.
Divert & stop
When the "divert & stop" mark is printed also
special sets will be sorted and diverted, however
in this case the system will stop. Divert & stop is
only executed together with accumulate.
Selective feed mark
The machine will selectively feed on enclosure
when commanded so.
Exit control
When the "exit control" mark is printed, sets will
be sorted and leave the machine from the side
exit. When no "exit control" mark is printed sets
will be sent to the stacker.
Present on deck & continue
When the "present on deck & continue" mark is
printed, sets will be sorted and leave from the
upper unit. The system does not stop
processing.
The envelopes will not be moistened.
Present on deck & stop
When the "present on deck & stop" mark is
printed special sets will be sorted and leave
from the upper unit. However in this case the
system will stop.
The envelopes will not be moistened.
Sealing control
When the "sealing control" mark is printed, sets
will not be sealed. When no "sealing control"
mark is printed, sets will be sealed.
Sequence check
Sheets in a stack can accidentally get out of
sequence or can be missing. This can be
detected by the machine each sheet has a
number that forms part of the reading code.
These are the available possibilities:
• pages are numbered 1-2-1-2-1-etc. This
requires one additional sequence mark.
• pages are numbered 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4-1-2-etc
(see figure below). This requires two
additional sequence marks.
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