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4.5 Ejection flap
• Press button E (refer to operating
controls, control panel). The led in the
button lights up. The ejection flap will
now open and close in time with the
machine cycles.
• Press button E again. The led in the
button goes out. The ejection flap will
remain closed and the envelopes are
collected for further disposal.
4.6 Standby button
• Button H (refer to operating controls,
control panel): press 1x: The opto-
electronic or automatic mode switches
off. The pump and motors remain
switched on. The led in the button lights
up. The top line of the display
disappears.
• Button H: press 2x: All motors are
switched off. If part of the configuration
the conveyor belt stops. The led in the
button lights up.
• When required, the motors are switched
on again by pressing the “Opto” (C) or
“Auto” (D) buttons.
4.7 Delay + and -
When the opto-electronic or automatic
modes are switched on, the required
delay interval can be set by pressing
buttons F and G. In both cases the next
cycle is processed after a certain delay
but the envelope remains in the removal
station for a longer period to ensure an
optimum visual check for any contents
which might have been overlooked. The
interval set appears in the form of a
number between 0 and 6 at the top of the
display next to the word “Opto” or “Auto”.
0 = no delay, 6 = 2 seconds delay.
4.8 Counter
The counter can be reset to zero by
pressing buttons G and F (refer to
operating controls, control panel)
simultaneously for about 1 second. This is
only possible in standby mode. The
counter cannot be reset whilst the
machine is running in opto-electronic or
automatic mode.
4.9 Sensor
The sensor (refer to operating controls,
general) can be adjusted to any of five
different positions. Positions 1 and 2 (see
the figure) are for envelopes which are
more than 120 mm in height and
positions 3 and 4 for those less than 120
mm. The sensor can be swung in the most
convenient position for the individual
operator by using a screwdriver to adjust
the slot screw. As a general rule, right
handers tend to prefer positions 1 and 4,
whilst left handers prefer positions 2 and
3. When removing envelope contents,
make sure these pass through the sensor
beam up to 60 mm above the worktop
surface.
Make sure that the highest envelope does
not cover the sensor. This sensor is used
to observe the manual removal of the
envelope contents.
max 120 mm
1 2
3 4