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Part Names and Their Functions

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Appearance

No. Name

Function

1 Control panel

Displays operations and status.

2 Stacker tray

Receives finished document.

3 Top cover

Open this to remove paper jam from inside of the machine.

4 Feed tray

Original document is placed here.

5 Airflow adjustment knob

Adjusts airflow level.

6 Separator

adjustment

knob

Adjusts distance between the separator and feed belt.

7 Level adjustment knob

Adjusts the elevator height.

8 Feed tray descend switch Press to lower the feed tray.
9 Skew adjustment knob

Adjusts the feed angle of document.

10 Side guide

Adjust these according to the paper size.

11 Guide

Installed when the document size is larger than A4.

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Summary of Contents for DC-445

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Provided By http www MyBinding com http www MyBindingBlog com Duplo DC 445 Creaser...

Page 2: ...ction Manual Correct operation and periodic maintenance are essential for ensuring safe use of this machine Thoroughly read this manual before using this machine Store this manual so that it can be re...

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Page 4: ...before using this machine After using this manual be sure to keep it in a handy place to reference PLEASE NOTE In the interest of upgrading our products specifications and other data given in this man...

Page 5: ...or sometimes a prohibited action The instruction itself is indicated by pictorial symbols drawn in white on the disc In the example shown here the instruction is Remove the plug from the outlet Precau...

Page 6: ...fire or electric shock could result Caution for Power Supply and Power Cord WARNING Do not use a source voltage other than that specified Do not connect two or more loads to a single outlet Doing so...

Page 7: ...over this could result in personal injury CAUTION Before moving the machine remove the power plug from the outlet If the cord is damaged this may result in fire or electric shock Do not place the mach...

Page 8: ...to lock casters after placing the machine on the STAND The machine may move or fall over without lock causing personal injury Push the STAND only not the machine when you desire to move the machine P...

Page 9: ...6 Locations of Warning Labels Keep the WARNING labels clean at all times If labels become damaged or come off please call our service person NO Part No Name Q ty 1 M7 T3030 Warning label 2...

Page 10: ...ng OFF the Power 15 Preparation Before Use 16 Loading Paper 16 How to Set the Stacker Tray 17 Installing the Guide 17 Chapter 2 Programming JOB Before Programming JOB 19 Programming JOB 19 Setting Fun...

Page 11: ...8 Chapter 4 Daily Maintenance Daily Maintenance 39 Chapter 5 Specifications Specifications 41...

Page 12: ...9 Chapter 1 Before Using This Machine...

Page 13: ...nal document is placed here 5 Airflow adjustment knob Adjusts airflow level 6 Separator adjustment knob Adjusts distance between the separator and feed belt 7 Level adjustment knob Adjusts the elevato...

Page 14: ...11 Document Ejection Side No Name Function 1 AC inlet Connects the power cord 2 Back guide Prevents ejected papers being dropped 3 Power switch Press to switch the power on and off...

Page 15: ...12 Inside No Name Function 1 Creaser module Creases parallel in the paper feed direction...

Page 16: ...r up down Press to move the cursor to vertical direction 6 SET key Press to confirm selection entry 7 START key Press to start processing document 8 TEST key Press when you want to process one sheet d...

Page 17: ...ssed with the JOB currently set No Name Function 1 Retrieve JOB Retrieves registered JOB 2 Enter JOB Retrieves to enter JOB 3 Setting Retrieves to change functions of the machine 4 Cleaning mode Retri...

Page 18: ...ss the I side of the power switch Model name of this machine appears on the LCD panel and warming up stats Machine is ready to use when main menu appears on the LCD panel and Each function of this mac...

Page 19: ...oading Paper 1 Fan sheets and align them 2 Put the sheets on the feed tray and push them to the inside 3 Adjust the side guides according to the paper size IMPORTANT The height of the paper stack shou...

Page 20: ...stacker tray IMPORTANT When the finished document size is A3 or longer or if the finished documents are adhered on the tray due to static electricity set the stacker tray in the downward position 2 I...

Page 21: ...18 Chapter 2 Programming JOB...

Page 22: ...ed JOB name Put a name to the JOB with Number keys for easy reference Paper width Width of document Paper length Length of document Crease position Distances between lead edge and each crease position...

Page 23: ...g to user s usage Double detection DOUBLE FEED This detects whether the document is double fed If double feed is detected Double Feed appears on the LCD panel Select unit When entering a JOB unit of d...

Page 24: ...key Select menu screen appears 4 Select Enter JOB using the cursor UP DOWN key and press the SET key 5 Select the JOB no 01 30 and enter JOB name using the Number keys or cursor UP DOWN key and then...

Page 25: ...length in mm of the document using the Number keys Press the SET key 9 Enter the distance from the leading edge of the document to the position for the first crease using the Number key Press the SET...

Page 26: ...or MIN Press the SET key 13 Select Speed Select FAST or SLOW 14 Press the SET key to save the settings Press the STOP key to cancel the settings REFERENCE The JOB is registered with different JOB no b...

Page 27: ...etails of JOB01 is displayed here JOB no can be entered also using the Number key after selecting Retrieve JOB no or Retrieve JOB log 6 Prepare sheets according to the retrieved JOB IMPORTANT Please f...

Page 28: ...25 10 Install the back guide 11 Make sure that the LED of the START key lights up in green Press the START key If the LED is red error may be occurring Please follow the instructions on the LCD panel...

Page 29: ...y Select menu screen appears 4 Select Setting using the cursor UP DOWN key and press the SET key 5 Please perform each setting with referring to the right pictures 5 1 Slit Perf option Select ON or OF...

Page 30: ...ng inch is displayed beside the number of the dimensions 5 9 Apply shrinkage In case printed documents are shrunk by heat generated on digital printer by entering the original paper size and paper siz...

Page 31: ...28 5 10 Adjust all In case printed document is skewed horizontally you can correct the skew Setting 10 10 Adjust all 0 0 mm 0 0 mm...

Page 32: ...following cases a The machine does not feed Turn the knob in the clockwise direction to a larger number The position of the separator is lowered b The machine feeds multiple sheets at once double feed...

Page 33: ...30 Skew If finished document is skewed adjust the skew adjustment knob...

Page 34: ...s the SET key 5 Open Close the top cover Every time the top cover is opened closed the feed rollers turn 60 degrees Wipe off the toner and debris on the rollers using a tightly wrung cloth by opening...

Page 35: ...32 Optional Modules You can make slits or perforations in the paper by installing the optional modules slitter module perforation module...

Page 36: ...33 Chapter 3 Troubleshooting...

Page 37: ...uble Feed Countermeasure Remove documents in the machine Status Too many documents are loaded on the feed tray Countermeasure Set documents so that the height of the document stack should not exceed t...

Page 38: ...the STOP key Turn off the power and then turn on the power again after a few seconds Contact service person if the error remains Status Check paper jam in the option area when the power is turned on C...

Page 39: ...seconds If the same message appears contact our service person Status When Shrinkage is set rear edge crease position is out of specification Countermeasure Set Shrinkage function OFF or change the r...

Page 40: ...document feed area 1 Press the JOG keys to eject the document IMPORTANT Be sure to close the top cover when you operate the machine The machine does not work if the top cover is open 2 Press the STOP...

Page 41: ...38 Chapter 4 Daily Maintenance...

Page 42: ...id inside of the machine It may cause fire or electric shock If it happens contact our service person Clean the exterior in the following procedures 1 Use soft cloth with water or mild detergent 2 Wip...

Page 43: ...40 Chapter 5 Specifications...

Page 44: ...ng size when using optional slitter unit Width 48 0mm 7 Paper type Uncoated paper coated paper laminated paper 8 Paper weight 110gsm 350gsm Paper curl within 3m m 9 Speed 50ppm A4 SEF 1 crease 10 Crea...

Page 45: ...AC model 115VAC 50 60Hz 18 230VAC model 230VAC 50Hz 19 Power consumption 100V current consumption 2 1A power consumption 180W 115V current consumption 1 7A power consumption 160W 230V current consumpt...

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Page 47: ...44 1st printing 2007 Issued by DUPLO CORPORATION PRINTED IN JAPAN Reproduction prohibited...

Page 48: ...45 DUPLO CORPORATION Duplo building 1 6 Oyama 4 chome Sagamihara Kanagawa 229 1180 Japan PHONE 81 42 775 3602 FAX 81 42 775 3606 E mail info duplo com S7 Y1041 2007 12...

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