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Combine different sets of originals
Combine different sets of originals
Introduction
A document can consist of separate documents that are put together. Each part that
requires settings that are different from the other parts is called a subset. You can
combine sets on the Océ CPS800
®
into one document with a special function key,
the Set-build key ( ).
There are 2 situations in which to use the Set-build function.
■
If a document contains different subsets, the operator must use the Set-build key
(
) to make a complete document.
■
If the original document contains more than 40 sheets, the operator must also use
the Set-build key (
).
If you use the Set-build key ( ), the Océ CPS800
®
can print the last page of a subset
(provided both subsets have the same paper type and are 2-sided) on the front side
of a sheet. Then the first page of the next subset is printed on the rear side of the
sheet. To keep the rear side empty, the operator must scan a blank page. Then the
next subset starts on a new page.
If you use the Set-build key to combine different subsets into 1 job,
Note: You can also combine documents from the memory, the mailbox and newly
scanned originals. Then these documents become subsets of a larger document.
How to combine different sets of originals
1.
Put the first subset of the originals into the automatic document feeder or put one
original on the glass plate.
Note:
You can also select a memory or mailbox job.
2.
Select the 'Standard job' template in the 'Copy' menu.
3.
Edit the 'Basic settings' or define the settings for 'Original' and 'Print' ( see ‘Making
an Extended Copy (original settings)’ on page 108 ).
4.
Press the Set-build key ( ). The scanner scans the originals.
Note:
An icon appears in the upper left corner of the 'Original' and 'Print' section
for each subset.( see figure 54 on page 123 )
5.
Repeat the steps 1, 2, 3 and 4 for all subsets.
6.
The operator can edit all the settings for the 'Print' ('Target', 'Output', 'Sheet', 'Layout'
and 'Image'). The operator can also edit the settings for the 'Image type' of the
'Original'.