1.
The stack tray of the first high capacity stacker collects the prints from the first job until the
maximum stack height has been reached.
2.
The eject tray of the first high capacity stacker ejects the first stack of job 1.
3.
The stack tray of the first high capacity stacker collects the remaining prints from the first job
and the first prints from the second job.
4.
The stack tray of the second high capacity stacker collects the remaining prints of the second
job, because the linking of output trays is enabled.
Settings Editor Control panel
1. Define a stack height. (
Define default stack-
ing in the high capacity stacker
on page 79)
1. Specify in the workflow profile that a stack
eject occurs after each job and enable the
linking of output trays. (
Choose a workflow
profile
on page 136)
NOTE
• Use the control panel of the high capacity stacker to manually eject a stack. (
Control panel of
the high capacity stacker
on page 39)
• You can define specific prints delivery settings also in the job properties, in an automated
workflows, and with transaction setups.
• It can be helpful to add separator sheets, banner pages, or trailer pages to the jobs.
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Chapter 6 - Job media handling