Quadient iX-5 - User Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Table of Contents
  • Page 6 – Safety Information
  • Page 8 – THIS SYSTEM MUST BE GROUNDED; Compliance
  • Page 11 – How to Disconnect your Mailing System; short press; Safety
  • Page 12 – To stop the run process immediately:
  • Page 13 – WARNING
  • Page 18 – Jam Release Handle; Catch Tray; Inside System Base; Ink Cartridge; Cover; Meet
  • Page 19 – Accessories
  • Page 20 – Rate and Services; Date
  • Page 23 – Keypad Use; Custom text
  • Page 24 – LAN Port; Two USB Ports
  • Page 25 – Connection Diagram; Detail of Connections; Wall Socket; Power connectors
  • Page 26 – Power Management; Energy Star® Compliance; How to Turn the Mailing System to Sleep/Soft Off Mode
  • Page 27 – How to Turn the Mailing System to Off Mode; Amber
  • Page 30 – Processing Mail
  • Page 32 – Sorting Mail by Type and Task
  • Page 33 – Turning On Your System and Starting a Work Session
  • Page 34 – How to Log in and Start a Work Session; The system may display one of the following screens:; Processing
  • Page 36 – Frequently Asked Questions; Answer
  • Page 38 – See also
  • Page 39 – Once you are logged in as user:
  • Page 43 – Make sure you are on the home screen of the [Standard] type of stamp.
  • Page 44 – To change the type of stamp; To select an option in the screen:
  • Page 45 – Additionally, you can configure stamp elements; Change Imprint left or right:; One slogan and one text:; Check or change the Date or Date Format
  • Page 47 – Close envelopes using the feeder sealer; You are now ready to print.
  • Page 48 – If you want to print several identical labels:; In optional mode Differential Weighing (
  • Page 50 – Standard; To print several identical labels:
  • Page 51 – How to Add Insurance
  • Page 52 – Dimensional weighing - Automatic; When processing items using:
  • Page 54 – Parcel
  • Page 55 – Next
  • Page 56 – How to Print Meter Tapes
  • Page 58 – How to Process Certified Mail
  • Page 59 – How to Process E-Certified Mail
  • Page 62 – How to Process International Mail
  • Page 63 – How to Process a Postcard; Other selections
  • Page 64 – Rate Wizard
  • Page 67 – Make sure you are on the home screen of the [Received] type of stamp.
  • Page 69 – Make sure you are on the home screen of the [No printing] type of stamp.
  • Page 70 – If you want to seal envelopes without printing; You are now ready to process mail.
  • Page 75 – Move the stamp away from the envelope edge
  • Page 77 – Change Account
  • Page 78 – How to Change Account with a Scanner; To change accounts with a barcode scanner:
  • Page 80 – Selecting a Rate; shortcut list; How to Select a Rate
  • Page 82 – Choosing a Weighing Type; How to Use Standard Weighing; Standard Weighing
  • Page 83 – How to Use Differential Weighing; Differential Weighing; To use Differential Weighing:
  • Page 85 – How to Use Differential Weighing Automatic Label; Differential Weighing Automatic Label; To use Differential Weighing Automatic Label:
  • Page 88 – Configuring the Stamp; How to Change the Date
  • Page 90 – Adding Text and/or Slogan to the Stamp
  • Page 91 – How to Add (or Cancel) a Text on the Stamp; Customize stamp
  • Page 92 – Text list; How to Add (or Cancel) a Slogan on the Stamp; To add a slogan to the stamp or cancel the slogan:
  • Page 94 – Job settings; How to Use Imprint Test
  • Page 96 – How to Use an Imprint Memory; text, slogan and date mode; To use an imprint memory:
  • Page 98 – Sealer OFF
  • Page 99 – Reset counter
  • Page 100 – How to Count Mail pieces by Weighing; Piece Counting; How to Fill the Automatic Label Dispenser
  • Page 102 – Imprints
  • Page 105 – To add a text to the stamp, or to cancel the text:
  • Page 107 – Customize Stamp
  • Page 108 – Slogan list
  • Page 109 – How to Create an Imprint Memory; Predefined imprint management
  • Page 110 – How to Edit / Modify an Imprint Memory; To edit or modify an imprint memory:
  • Page 113 – Imprint Test
  • Page 116 – Money Operations
  • Page 118 – Money
  • Page 119 – My Funds
  • Page 120 – Add Funds
  • Page 122 – How to Unlock the PSD
  • Page 124 – Default user settings
  • Page 128 – Requirements; Output
  • Page 129 – Funds Summary Report
  • Page 132 – Accounts
  • Page 133 – No PIN code; How to Display and Change to' No Account with Access; No Account With Access Control
  • Page 134 – Account Management
  • Page 135 – Account With PIN Code
  • Page 136 – How to Change a Shared PIN Code
  • Page 137 – How to Display and Change to' No Account' Mode; No Account
  • Page 140 – Implementing the “Account Mode”
  • Page 144 – How to Create an Account; To create an account, you have to activate the mode “Account”. See; Account management Manage account; Add Account
  • Page 148 – How to View/Edit Account Information
  • Page 149 – How to Activate / Deactivate an Account
  • Page 150 – How to Delete an Account; Delete
  • Page 151 – Import Export Accounts; How to Export an Account List
  • Page 152 – Account summary
  • Page 155 – Managing Operators; Operator Options
  • Page 156 – How to Create an Operator; Operator List
  • Page 157 – How to Modify an Existing Operator; Account management Manage operator
  • Page 159 – How to Assign Accounts to an Operator; Account list; How to Activate / Deactivate an Operator
  • Page 160 – How to Delete an Operator
  • Page 161 – Account management
  • Page 162 – Single Account Report
  • Page 163 – Content; Multi Account Report
  • Page 164 – How to Generate the Operator List Report; Manage Account
  • Page 165 – Operator Report
  • Page 170 – Rates
  • Page 172 – Rate selection
  • Page 173 – Managing Postal Rates; rate tables; How to Check your Rate Updates; Options and Updates Rate management
  • Page 174 – How to Download New Postal Rates; Check for updates; Rate Protection
  • Page 178 – Generating a Report; How to Generate a Report
  • Page 181 – Batch Data Report
  • Page 182 – Received Batch Data
  • Page 184 – Daily Usage Report
  • Page 185 – Monthly Usage Report
  • Page 187 – Adding Postage Report
  • Page 190 – To generate the operator list report:
  • Page 192 – Machine Configuration Report
  • Page 195 – IP Configuration Report
  • Page 196 – Proxy Configuration Report
  • Page 198 – Online Services
  • Page 200 – Online Services Overview; Online
  • Page 201 – How to Call Online Services Manually
  • Page 203 – How to Upload Report Data to the Online Services Server
  • Page 204 – Synchronize Call; Online services Machine Synchronization
  • Page 205 – Testing the Connection to Online Services; Ping Server Diagnostic Test
  • Page 207 – Test Server Diagnostic Test
  • Page 209 – Account level
  • Page 210 – USPS; eDelivery Confirmation
  • Page 211 – e-Confirmation Service Customer Profile; Email Daily Report; Email Notifications
  • Page 214 – How to Display eConf Record List and Details; To display the list and check a record:
  • Page 216 – Details
  • Page 220 – Settings Overview; User settings; Supervisor settings; Configuring
  • Page 221 – Supervisor Settings
  • Page 222 – Supervisor
  • Page 223 – How to Exit the Supervisor Mode
  • Page 224 – User Preferences; To set the default brightness:
  • Page 226 – How to Change the Display Language; To change the user language by default:
  • Page 227 – Default User Settings
  • Page 228 – How to Enable / Disable the Beeps; To change the sounds by default:
  • Page 230 – System Time-outs and Settings; System motor time-outs; How to Adjust the Time-outs
  • Page 231 – How to Activate / Deactivate Smart Start; To activate / deactivate the Smart Start function:
  • Page 234 – How to Set the Low-Funds Threshold
  • Page 238 – No Auto Weight Detection
  • Page 239 – Zeroing the Weighing Platform
  • Page 240 – System settings
  • Page 241 – How to Tare the Weighing Platform
  • Page 243 – ePostage
  • Page 244 – How to set the ePostage connection; Maintenance Network Advanced Settings
  • Page 245 – System settings Accessories and module
  • Page 250 – How to Change the Default Text
  • Page 251 – How to Change the Default Slogan; To change the default Slogan:
  • Page 253 – How to Set the Default Printing Offset
  • Page 257 – How to Delete an Imprint Memory
  • Page 258 – Communication settings
  • Page 259 – To set the parameters of the LAN:
  • Page 261 – Vendor Class ID Activation:; Preferred DNS IP Address
  • Page 263 – Audit call
  • Page 264 – Daylight Savings Time Transitions; How to Set the Automatic Date Advance Time
  • Page 268 – Options and Updates Process; How to Access the Options and Updates Menu; Options
  • Page 269 – Using the Mailbox; Unread messages icon on home screen:; unread messages; How to Read Messages; Mailbox
  • Page 270 – How to Delete Messages
  • Page 277 – How to Display the List of Text Messages; Option and Updates; To add a new message:
  • Page 279 – How to Modify a Text Message
  • Page 280 – How to Delete a Text Message
  • Page 282 – Managing Slogans; automatically downloaded
  • Page 283 – How to Display the List of Slogans; To display the list of slogans:
  • Page 284 – How to Modify a Slogan
  • Page 285 – Edit; How to Delete a Slogan
  • Page 286 – How to Download New Slogans
  • Page 295 – Maintaining
  • Page 297 – How to Display Ink Level and Cartridge Data; Ink Cartridge Ink Cartridge information; To display the Ink Level and the Cartridge Data (as Supervisor):
  • Page 298 – Maintenance Ink Cartridge Ink Cartridge; How to Clean the Print Heads Automatically; Ink Cartridge Cleaning process
  • Page 299 – Maintenance; How to Clean the Print Heads Manually
  • Page 300 – How to Align the Print Heads; To align the print heads:
  • Page 302 – Maintenance Cartridge Wiper Process
  • Page 303 – How to Clean the Brushes and Sponge (Sealer); To clean the brushes and sponge of the feeder:
  • Page 305 – How to Fill the Sealer Bottle
  • Page 306 – How to Adjust the Sealing Water Flow; front of the feeder; How to Clean the Feeder Belts and Rollers
  • Page 310 – Next step
  • Page 312 – ONLY at that stage
  • Page 314 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 319 – The Weighing Device does not Weigh Properly; Actions
  • Page 321 – PSD Locked IX Series Mailing Systems; How to Clear Mail Jammed in the Auto-Feeder
  • Page 323 – How to Clear a Label Jammed in the Base
  • Page 324 – Comments
  • Page 325 – How to Access Diagnostic Data
  • Page 326 – How to Display Hardware Data; To display hardware data:
  • Page 327 – How to Display the Machine Counters
  • Page 328 – Specifications
  • Page 330 – portrait
  • Page 331 – With the Feeder
  • Page 333 – Temperature range; Weighing accuracy
  • Page 335 – Link
  • Page 337 – Index
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Brand
Quadient
Model
iX-5
Document type
User Manual
Language(s)
English
Pages
340
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Page 2 - Table of Contents

Table of Contents Safety Information 1 1 1.1 Safety Requirements .......................................................................................................3 1.2 Emergency Stop ..................................................................................................................

Page 6 - Safety Information

Safety Information 1 1.1 Safety Requirements ...................................................................3 How to Disconnect your Mailing System ................................................................6 1.2 Emergency Stop ..................................................................

Page 8 - THIS SYSTEM MUST BE GROUNDED; Compliance

Safety Requirements 1.1 Power Connection Before connecting, check whether the mailing system is suitable for the local AC power voltage (110V - 60Hz). THIS SYSTEM MUST BE GROUNDED • Only connect the power plug to an outlet provided with a protective ground contact. • To reduce the risk of fire, use ...

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