5. Feature Guide
Figure 1
A.
MAIN POWER SWITCH:
Located on the right side of the
machine, the switch applies power to the Punch. Two
‘ON’ positions are indicated by the ‘
I
‘ symbol for table
top trigger operation and the ‘
II
’ symbol for use with the
foot pedal. The ‘OFF’ position is marked with the ‘
O
’
symbol (figure 1).
Figure 2
B.
POWER CORD:
The punch comes with a detachable
power cord located in the back. Connect the power
cord
to the machine before plugging the unit into a
wall outlet (Figure 2)
Figure 3
C.
EDGE GUIDE:
Used to align the paper for proper
punching. Unlock the edge guide by turning the knob
counterclockwise, slide the edge guide to the proper
position based on your paper size and lock it again by
turning the knob clockwise. (Figure 3)
Figure 4
D.
FOOT PEDAL / FOOT PEDAL CONNECTOR:
The foot
pedal can be used to activate the punch. To use the
foot pedal, the long black tube needs to be connected
to the Foot Pedal Connector (Figure 4) on the back of
the machine. The power switch should be turned on
to Foot Pedal operation mode.
Figure 5
E.
TABLE TOP TRIGGER:
Used to activate the punch when
paper is pressed against the trigger. Machine must be
on in table top trigger mode with the main power
switch. (Figure 5)
Figure 6
F.
CHIP TRAY:
The chip tray collects all of the paper
chads when punching paper and covers. The chip tray
must be emptied on a regular basis.
(Figure 6)
Figure 7
G.
DIE LOCKING HANDLE:
Locks die into position. To
remove die, turn handle counterclockwise to unlock
and remove die. After new die is inserted, lock the
die into position by turning lock clockwise.
Figure 8
H.
DIE SLOT:
Where interchangeable die sets are
inserted/removed from the punch to modify punch
pattern. (Figure 8)
I.
INTERCHANGABLE DIE SET:
Die sets are sold
separately for all of the most common binding styles.
Trigger
Die Lock
Handle
