Canon Trimmer- Manuals

iii FCC NOTICES NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-ference when the equipment is operated in a commercial enviro...

iv CONTENTS Important Information ...............................................................................................................iSafe Use of Machine ............................................................................................................... iiOperating Safety Pre...

1-2 Machine Descriptions Machine Descriptions [1] [2] [3] [1] Two-Knife Trim Section (See page 1-3.)[2] Conveyor Section (See page 1-4.)[3] Trim Ejecting Section (See page 1-5.)

Section Descriptions 1-3 Section Descriptions [1] Two-Knife Trim Section Each booklet delivered from the upstream trimmer is trimmed along its top and bottom, and then delivered to the conveyor section. 1 2 Transport Belts These belts move booklets. Top Cover Trim Knives These knives trim top and bo...

2-1 2 CHAPTER Operating Procedures Trimmer Setup ..................................................................................................................................... 2-2 Operation While Trimming ...........................................................................................

2-2 Trimmer Setup Trimmer Setup 1 Turn on the power switch on the saddle stitcher first, then turn on the power switch on the host machine (printer). The trimmer will also be powered on as it is connected to the saddle stitcher. See the operation manual for the printer and set up the printer.

Operation While Trimming 2-3 Operation While Trimming When the conveyor is full of booklets, remove the booklets. If the machine stops because the conveyor is full, remove the booklets, and operation restarts automatically. · If you remove booklets before the conveyor is full, you can increase produ...

3-1 3 CHAPTER Troubleshooting This section describes some possible problems, and suggests some solutions. Error Messages.................................................................................................................................... 3-2 Service Call Error ...........................

3-2 Error Messages Error Messages If an error occurs and the machine does not work properly, “SERVICE CALL ERROR” appears on the LCD of the host machine (printer). If “SERVICE CALL ERROR” appears, do the following: Service Call Error If the SERVICE CALL ERROR appears on the LCD of the host machine, ...

Error Messages 3-3 Error Message Chart Follow suggested procedures for the error indicated on the host machine (printer). *1 If this error message appears when the conveyor is not full, trim may be blocking the sensor. Cause of Error Remedy The top cover is open. Close the top cover . The conveyor i...

3-4 Clearing Paper Jams Clearing Paper Jams Procedure 1 Open the transport unit and check to see if there are any paper chips left on the booklet feed path. (See page 3-3.) Procedure 2 The transport belts must be cleaned. Contact your local authorized dealer. E F2 Jam in Conveyor Section • Paper chi...

4-1 4 CHAPTER Appendix Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 4-2 Index .......................................................................................................................

4-2 Specifications Specifications Specifications * 1 If the cover sheet is thinner than the other sheets in the booklet, the cover sheet may be scratched. It is recommended to use a thicker sheet for the cover sheet. * 2 The maximum number of sheets trimmable can change depending on the connected ho...

Index 4-3 Index B Booklet Transport Unit ..................................... 1-3 C Conveyor Full ................................................... 3-3 Conveyor Section ..................................... 1-2, 1-4 D Delivery Chute .................................................. 1-5 Delivery ...

iii FCC NOTICES NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-ference when the equipment is operated in a commercial enviro...

iv CONTENTS Important Information ...............................................................................................................iSafe Use of Machine ............................................................................................................... iiOperating Safety Pre...

1-2 Machine Descriptions Machine Descriptions [1] [2] [3] [1] Two-Knife Trim Section (See page 1-3.)[2] Conveyor Section (See page 1-4.)[3] Trim Ejecting Section (See page 1-5.)

Section Descriptions 1-3 Section Descriptions [1] Two-Knife Trim Section Each booklet delivered from the upstream trimmer is trimmed along its top and bottom, and then delivered to the conveyor section. 1 2 Transport Belts These belts move booklets. Top Cover Trim Knives These knives trim top and bo...

2-1 2 CHAPTER Operating Procedures Trimmer Setup ..................................................................................................................................... 2-2 Operation While Trimming ...........................................................................................

2-2 Trimmer Setup Trimmer Setup 1 Turn on the power switch on the saddle stitcher first, then turn on the power switch on the host machine (printer). The trimmer will also be powered on as it is connected to the saddle stitcher. See the operation manual for the printer and set up the printer.

Operation While Trimming 2-3 Operation While Trimming When the conveyor is full of booklets, remove the booklets. If the machine stops because the conveyor is full, remove the booklets, and operation restarts automatically. · If you remove booklets before the conveyor is full, you can increase produ...

3-1 3 CHAPTER Troubleshooting This section describes some possible problems, and suggests some solutions. Error Messages.................................................................................................................................... 3-2 Service Call Error ...........................

3-2 Error Messages Error Messages If an error occurs and the machine does not work properly, “SERVICE CALL ERROR” appears on the LCD of the host machine (printer). If “SERVICE CALL ERROR” appears, do the following: Service Call Error If the SERVICE CALL ERROR appears on the LCD of the host machine, ...

Error Messages 3-3 Error Message Chart Follow suggested procedures for the error indicated on the host machine (printer). *1 If this error message appears when the conveyor is not full, trim may be blocking the sensor. Cause of Error Remedy The top cover is open. Close the top cover . The conveyor i...

3-4 Clearing Paper Jams Clearing Paper Jams Procedure 1 Open the transport unit and check to see if there are any paper chips left on the booklet feed path. (See page 3-3.) Procedure 2 The transport belts must be cleaned. Contact your local authorized dealer. E F2 Jam in Conveyor Section • Paper chi...

4-1 4 CHAPTER Appendix Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 4-2 Index .......................................................................................................................

4-2 Specifications Specifications Specifications * 1 If the cover sheet is thinner than the other sheets in the booklet, the cover sheet may be scratched. It is recommended to use a thicker sheet for the cover sheet. * 2 The maximum number of sheets trimmable can change depending on the connected ho...

Index 4-3 Index B Booklet Transport Unit ..................................... 1-3 C Conveyor Full ................................................... 3-3 Conveyor Section ..................................... 1-2, 1-4 D Delivery Chute .................................................. 1-5 Delivery ...