Duplo DC-10 mini Manuale utente
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DC-10 mini
Instruction Manual
Please let our service people install the machine.
DUPLO CORPORATION
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Safety Symbols
Various safety symbols are shown in this instruction manual and labeled on the unit to guide you in using
your unit correctly, and to prevent injuries to you and those around you, and other damages.
These symbols have the following meanings.
Indicates death or serious injuries will result if this precaution is not followed
and consequently, the unit is incorrectly handled.
Indicates injuries and damages to objects will result if this precautions is not
followed and consequently, the unit is incorrectly handled.
The %symbols warn of possible danger.
The specific danger is shown inside the %.
(In this example, the symbol warns of possible electric hazard.)
The symbols show prohibited acts.
The specific prohibited act is shown inside the .
(In this example, the symbol indicates disassembly is prohibited.)
The ¶symbols show instructions.
The specific instruction is shown in the ¶.
(In this example, the symbol instructs that the plug be disconnected.)
Beware of Electric Hazard
Safety Symbols
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Thank you for purchasing a DC-10 mini Duplo Collator.
This instruction manual describes the functions of the DC-10Bmini,
how to operate it, and safety precautions in use.
Before using your unit, read this instruction manual carefully in order
to use your unit correctly and get the best out of it.
After reading the manual, keep it safely for future reference when you
have questions regarding your unit or when your unit malfunctions.
Disconnect Plug
Disassembly Prohibited
WARNING
CAUTION
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Table of Contents
1. WARNINGS .................................... 5
2. PRECAUTIONS.............................. 8
2-1. Precautions in Installation........................8
2-2. Component Parts.....................................9
2-3. Attaching the Parts ................................10
3. NAMES OF EACH PART ..................12
4 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF
CONTROL PANEL PARTS ...............13
5. PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USE.........16
5-1. Stacking the Paper ................................16
5-2. Stacking According to Paper Size .........17
5-3. Stacking Paper for the SINGLE Mode ...17
5-4. Stacking Paper for
the CONTINUOUS Mode.......................18
5-5. Stacking Paper for
the INTERLEAVING Mode ....................18
6. OPERATING PROCEDURES ...........19
6-1. Procedures for Using the Unit................19
6-2. PRESET Key .........................................26
6-3. SORT Mode and NORMAL Mode .........27
6-4. SINGLE, CONTINUOUS,
and INTERLEAVING Modes..................28
6-5. Dip Switches ..........................................30
7. WHAT TO DO WHEN ........................31
7-1. When the PAPER FEED TABLE ERROR
Lamp Lights Up in Green.......................31
7-2. When the PAPER FEED TABLE ERROR
Lamp Blinks in Green ............................31
7-3. When the PAPER FEED TABLE ERROR
Lamp Lights Up in Red ..........................31
7-4. When the PAPER FEED TABLE ERROR
Lamp Blinks in Red................................32
7-5. When the PAPER FEED TABLE ERROR
Lamp Blinks Quickly in Red ...................32
7-6. When the CARRIER COVER OPEN
Lamp Lights Up......................................33
7-7. When the PAPER FULL
Lamp Lights Up......................................33
7-8. When the PERIPHERALS
Lamp Lights Up......................................33
7-9. When the PERIPHERALS
Lamp Blinks ...........................................33
7-10. When the Paper Jams ...........................34
8. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .......... 35
8-1. When the Unit does not Start Even When
the START/STOP Key is Pressed .........35
8-2. When the PAPER JAM ERROR Lamp
Lights Up Although the Paper is Being
Fed Properly ..........................................35
8-3. When No-Feeding Occurs Frequently ...35
8-4. When Multi-Feeding Occurs
Frequently..............................................35
8-5. When “E-1” is Displayed on
the NO. OF SETS Window ....................36
8-6. When “E-2” is Displayed on the
NO. OF SETS Window ..........................36
8-7. When “E-5” is Displayed on the
NO. OF SETS Window ..........................36
9. DAILY CLEANING AND REPLACING
EXPENDABLE PARTS .....................37
10.SPECIFICATIONS............................. 38
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• Do not use the unit in voltages other than those specified as this may cause fire and
electric hazards.
• Variable power range : AC-230V
• Variable frequency : 50 Hz
• Do not drop metallic objects, inflammable objects, and liquids such as water inside
the unit. Should such objects and liquids accidentally drop inside the unit, turn off
the power switch, disconnect the power plug, and remove the object or liquid. If the
object or liquid cannot be removed, contact your dealer promptly. Using your unit in
this state may cause malfunction, fire hazards, injuries, and electric hazards.
• Do not remodel the unit as it may cause fire and electric hazards, and injuries.
If the unit grows hot, emits smoke, abnormal smell, or abnormal sounds, etc., turn
off the power switch immediately, disconnect the power plug, and contact your
dealer promptly. Using the unit in this state may cause fire and electric hazards.
• Do not remove the covers and rear panels of this unit using tools as high voltage
parts inside may cause electric hazards.
• Do not insert your fingers or hands between the paper receiving plate and left and
right joggers while the unit is operating, or they may get caught and injured.
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1. WARNINGS
• While the unit is operating, do not touch rotating parts of the unit, nor put objects
inside as it may cause injuries.
Do Not Touch
Do Not Touch
Disassembly Prohibited
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Voltage Other
• If the power supply plug or power cord becomes abnormally hot, turn off the power
switch immediately, and disconnect the power supply plug from the outlet.
Using the unit in this state may cause fire and electric hazards.
Contact your dealer promptly.
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+ 6%
–10%
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• Do not scratch, damage, nor remodel the power cord.
Do not place heavy objects on it, pull it, nor bend it strongly, as the power cord may
become damaged, and fire and electric hazards may result.
If the power cord is frayed, scratched, or damaged, turn off the power switch
immediately, disconnect the power supply plug from the outlet, and contact your
dealer promptly.
Prohibited
• Do not place the unit and power cord near heaters and vents of air-conditioners, as
the cover of the unit and power cord may melt, and cause fire and electric hazards.
• Do not touch the power plug with wet hands as this may cause electric hazards.
• Do not place the power cord where it may be walked over, as this may damage the
power cord, and cause fire and electric hazards.
Prohibited
• Insert the power supply plug in the outlet properly, or fire and electric hazards may
result.
• Do not pull the power cord when disconnecting the power supply plug from the
outlet, or the power cord may be scratched, and fire and electric hazards may result.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Prohibited
1. WARNINGS
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• Do not bind the power cord even if it is too long, as heat discharge may become
poor and cause fire hazards.
• Wipe away dusts collected on the power supply plug blades and the face of these
blades with a dry cloth.
If the dusts are not removed, they may cause fire hazards.
Prohibited
Wipe Plug
• Disconnect the power supply plug from the outlet if not using the unit for some
time, as unexpected malfunctions may cause power leakage and fire hazards.
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• When cleaning the unit, turn off the power switch and disconnect the power supply
plug from the outlet to prevent the unit from operating accidentally and causing
injuries.
1. WARNINGS
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2-1. Precautions in Installation
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Prohibited
Prohibited
• Avoid installing the unit in dusty places as this may cause malfunction.
Avoid humid and dusty places as this may cause the unit to rust, to malfunction,
and cause electric and fire hazards.
• Install the unit on a strong ground which can bear the weight of the unit, or the unit
may fall and cause injuries.
The weight of the unit is 66 Kg (Including accessory parts).
• Avoid installing the unit in places where it may be exposed to water, and where
power leakage occurs easily.
Use the unit only in the specified environment.
Prohibited
• Do not use the product in environments other than those specified.
The unit may rust and malfunction, and power leakage, fire and electric hazards
may occur.
• Temperature : 10° to 35°C,
temperature change rate : Below 10°C/h
• Humidity : 20 to 85%RH,
temperature change rate : Below 20%RH/h
• Install the unit on a horizontal, wide, and stable ground, or the unit may turn over
and cause injuries.
The size of the unit in use is
790 (Width) x 500 (Depth) x 970 (Height) mm.
• Do not place the unit in direct sunlight, or it may not operate properly.
2. PRECAUTIONS
• Do not oil nor grease parts of the unit when large amounts of paper bits are
produced, to maintain the performance of the unit.
If the unit is oiled or greased, its performance will drop.
If the unit shows abnormal symptoms, contact your dealer.
• When cleaning the unit, turn off the power switch and disconnect the power supply
plug from the outlet to prevent the unit from operating accidentally and causing
injuries.
Prohibited
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2-2. COMPONENT PARTS
2. INSTALLING THE UNIT
Fig. No.
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Quantity
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Name
Power cord
Stabilizer
Instruction manual
*Support
*Screw (MSKW6x10)
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Check that you have the following partsand attach them to the unit.
Fig. No.
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Name
Jogger unit
Paper receiving table
Auxiliary paper feed table
Guide for feeding A5 paper
horizontally
NOTE
The added parts (marked with
*)are necessary for the installation of DC-10 mini on the exclusive cabinet.
Quantity
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2. INSTALLING THE UNIT
1Attach the jogger unit
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Remove the two ornamental screws attached to the
unit and attach the jogger unit
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<Parts Used>
Jogger unit
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• Screw on the stopper screws lightly and push
down the left and right edges of the jogger unit
equally so that it does not tilt as shown in the
figure. Then tighten the stopper screws firmly.
2Attach the paper receiving table
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Adjust the left jogger to the B4 mark and move the
right jogger to the right completely.
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Remove the two stopper screws attached to the
unit.
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Push the back jogger of the paper receiving table
in the direction of the arrow so that the paper
receiving table runs onto the jogger unit.
Note
If the back jogger moves to and fro when you move the
paper receiving table to the left and right with your
hand, it indicates that the table has been attached
properly.
<Parts Used>
Paper receiving plate
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Screw on the stopper screws lightly and push
down the left and right edges of the paper
receiving plate equally so that it does not tilt as
shown in the figure. Then tighten the stopper
screws firmly.
2-3. ATTACHINGTHE PARTS
Paper receiving table
Back jogger Set screw
Jogger (right)
Paper receving table
Jogger (left)
Jogger unit
Reinforcement Plate (lower)
Jogger unit Ornamental
screws
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