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General| Brand | Duplo |
|---|---|
| Model | DFC-10 |
| Category | Printer Accessories |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines to prevent injury and property damage during operation and setup.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and power consumption guidelines for safe operation.
Details the recommended temperature, humidity, and environmental conditions for optimal performance.
Outlines the appropriate temperature and humidity ranges for storing the equipment.
Advises against using oil or grease and recommends contacting the dealer for issues.
Instructions on fanning paper to prevent misfeeds, double-feeds, or jams.
Guidance on aligning the paper's lead edge for accurate feeding and preventing misfeeds.
Emphasizes drying ink completely to avoid unit contamination and operational issues.
Visual representation of the basic operational steps from power on to shutdown.
Details how to load paper for standard collation where sheets are fed and stacked as one set.
Explains loading paper for interleaving, inserting separation sheets after specified sets.
Describes loading paper for alternative mode, dividing sheets into odd/even bins for collation.
Details loading paper for block mode, dividing bins into two blocks for collating in segments.
Instructions on loading paper when a downstream unit is connected for punching, stapling, etc.
Explains the display contents including paper size, collation mode, and operating status.
Step-by-step guide to select and set collation modes like Normal, Interleaving, Block, and Alternative.
Instructions on specifying the quantity of interleaves to be inserted in the interleaving mode.
How to choose between count up and count down display for processed or remaining sets.
Configuration options for how collated paper is ejected (Offset, Option, Straight).
Adjusting paper overlap, processing speed, and enabling repeat collation for improved output.
Details on connecting DBM units for stapling, folding, and trimming collated paper.
Configuring the binding method (Through, Fold, Saddle Stitch, Corner Staple) for DBM units.
Selecting and registering paper sizes compatible with the connected downstream unit.
Procedures for registering custom paper dimensions for DBM units.
Enabling or disabling the trimmer function on the DBM-120T.
Configuring how paper is handled after a feed error occurs with a downstream unit.
Information on connecting DC-S and DC-S4 units for stapling and punching collated paper.
Specifies the area and conditions under which the double-feed detection sensor operates.
Step-by-step guide to enable or disable the double-feed detection sensor.
Explains that a green light indicates no paper in the bin and how to resolve it.
Indicates a paper jam when the lamp is red and provides steps to clear it.
Addresses empty feed errors indicated by a blinking green lamp, suggesting pressure adjustments.
Explains double-feed errors indicated by a blinking red lamp and suggests pressure adjustments.
Addresses common errors like no paper in bins or the receiving tray being full.
Troubleshoots paper feeding issues such as jams, misfeeds, and double detections.
Resolves errors related to settings, cover status, or downstream unit communication.
Addresses specific problems related to the DBM-120T and DBM-120 units, like paper not jamming or trimming issues.
Explains troubleshooting for "Bridge paper jam" errors when using multiple towers.
Solutions for control panel entry issues, LCD error displays, and malfunctions.
Navigating menus to select paper sizes and register custom dimensions.
Accessing menus to set collation modes and the number of sheets for interleaving.
Exploring options for overlap, speed, and repeat settings via the control panel menu.
Configuring downstream unit settings like binding, trimmer, and error handling through the menu.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning paper feed shafts and separators to prevent issues.
Information on worn parts like feed rings or separators and how to obtain replacements.
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