Opex Eagle Remittance Processor, Operator'S Manual

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58 Operating the System
Eagle Operator Manual
OPEX Corporation
Each Eagle stacker houses eight bins, and a machine can have up to four
stacker modules installed. Figure 4-12 shows the stacker modules and how the
bins are numbered.
Figure 4-12: Stacker bin numbering
Each stacker bin has an illuminated display (Figure 4-13) that identifies the bin
number and its contents. The Bin ID text is configured in job setup. The first
line is the group name and bin number, and the second line says whether
documents, checks, or both belong here.
Figure 4-13: Stacker bin components
Each bin has a bin light button that displays the status of the bin:
•
Off
- bin is ready to accept content.
•
On
- bin is full and needs to be emptied to be used again. When the content
is removed from the bin, the light automatically goes off. You can also
bypass a bin prior to running a job by pressing the button so that it is lit.
•
Flashing
- bin is in need of attention. It may be waiting for a batch ticket, a
piece required to get there may not have arrived or an unexpected piece
arrived in the bin.
Note: If the Eagle should jam and you want to “properly” remove the
contents from a bin, you must first press its bin light button. This effectively
closes the batch.
Stacker 3
bin 5
LED
bin 6
LED
bin 7
LED
bin 8
LED
bin 1
LED
bin 2
LED
bin 3
LED
bin 4
LED
bin 13
LED
bin 14
LED
bin 15
LED
bin 16
LED
bin 9
LED
bin 10
LED
bin 11
LED
bin 12
LED
bin 21
LED
bin 22
LED
bin 23
LED
bin 24
LED
bin 17
LED
bin 18
LED
bin 19
LED
bin 20
LED
bin 29
LED
bin 30
LED
bin 31
LED
bin 32
LED
bin 25
LED
bin 26
LED
bin 27
LED
bin 28
LED
Stacker 2 Stacker 1 Stacker 4
Illuminated display
Bin light button