[Tri-Fold Crease Position]
Overview
Adjust the tri-fold crease position of Creaser Unit CR-101 mounted on Saddle Stitcher SD-513.
Make this adjustment when the distance from the paper edge to the crease position deviates from the standard value at both the Fold 1 crease position and Fold 2 crease position.
NOTICE
- To make correct adjustments, configure the following setting in advance.
- Perform [Saddle Stitcher Adjustment] in [Tri-Fold Position Adj.].
NOTICE
- Once the crease position is adjusted, the fold position may not match the crease position depending on the paper weight. In this case, make this adjustment again so that the fold position matches the crease position.
Tips
- If a numeric value is entered in [Offset for All Size], it is applied to all the paper sizes. If a numeric value is entered for a specific paper size, the setting value becomes the sum of the entered value of the specific paper size and the entered value of [Offset for All Size].
Reference
- For details about [Tri-Fold Position Adj.], refer to [Tri-Fold Position Adj.].
Specifications
Category | Adjustment / Maintenance | ||
Location | Machine | Touch Panel | |
Printer driver | - | ||
Application | - | ||
Required options | Saddle Stitcher SD-513 with Creaser Unit CR-101 mounted | ||
Required items | - | ||
Setting items | [Fold 1] | Changes the 1st fold position. | |
[Fold 2] | Changes the 2nd fold position. | ||
[Offset for All Size] | Adjusts the crease position common to all the paper sizes. | ||
Paper size selection key | Selects the paper size to adjust. | ||
[+] / [,] | Switches the paper size page. | ||
Keypad | Used to enter numeric values. | ||
[Clear] | Returns the entered numeric value to "0". | ||
[Set] | Sets the numeric value entered using the keypad to the selected setting item. | ||
Remarks | The tri-fold position may be drawn near the crease position depending on the [Crease] position, resulting in a change of the fold position. In this case, determine the fold position in [Tri-Fold Position Adj.], and follow the steps below to adjust the crease position. 1. Shift the crease greatly in regard to the tri-fold position. Shift the crease in the minus (-) direction or plus (+) direction so that each current position is misaligned at a maximum before printing out. 2. Check the output paper, and measure the distance between the crease of the output paper and the desired position. 3. Enter the distance measured above in the setting value of [Tri-Fold Crease Position]. | ||
Reference | - | ||
Screen access | Touch panel - [Adjustment] - [Finisher Adjustment] - [Saddle Stitcher Adjustment] - [Half-Fold Position Adj.] - [Tri-Fold Crease Position] | ||
Control panel - Utility/Counter - [Administrator Setting] - [System Setting] - [Expert Adjustment] - [Finisher Adjustment] - [Saddle Stitcher Adjustment] - [Crease Position Adjustment] - [Tri-Fold Crease Position] | |||
Procedure
1
Press the selection key of the paper size to adjust.
2
Press [Print Mode].
3
Load the paper of the size to be adjusted into any tray, and select that paper tray.
4
Press Start on the Control panel.
A sample is output.
5
Check the misalignment of "a" between the folding line of the output paper and the crease part.
Standard value: a = -1.0 mm to +1.0 mm or less
(1) Folding line (2) Crease part
6
If any adjustments are required, press [Exit PrintMode] to return to the setting screen.
7
Select [Fold 1].
8
Use the on-screen keypad to enter the numeric value.
Use [+]/[-] to select the plus or minus of the numeric value. To change [Current Data], press [Set].
[Adj. Range:-20~+20 1step = 0.1mm]
Adjust the length from the inside edge to the Fold 1 crease position.
9
Select [Fold 2].
10
Use the on-screen keypad to enter the numeric value.
Use [+]/[-] to select the plus or minus of the numeric value. To change [Current Data], press [Set].
[Adj. Range:-20~+20 1step = 0.1mm]
Adjust the length from the inside edge to the Fold 2 crease position.
11
Repeat step 2 to step 10 until the desired result is obtained.
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