Xerox 8830 folder Service Manual
September 2001
88XX Series Folder Operator Manual 27
Folding Using Host Or Scanner
Before the folding process can begin, the Folder must receive
information that defines the Size, the Title block location, the Output
Style, and the selection of the other available finishing options. Under
normal operation, the RTL driver, the ADI driver, or the AccXES
Client Tools provide this information automatically through a serial
communications interface.
information that defines the Size, the Title block location, the Output
Style, and the selection of the other available finishing options. Under
normal operation, the RTL driver, the ADI driver, or the AccXES
Client Tools provide this information automatically through a serial
communications interface.
Refer to the “XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850 Controller Setup Manual
for Firmware x.x” for more detail on how it works.
for Firmware x.x” for more detail on how it works.
All the selections made on any of the drivers listed above, will override
the selection made on the Web Printer Manager Tool (Web PMT).
the selection made on the Web Printer Manager Tool (Web PMT).
The selections made on the Web PMT, without modification from the
drivers, will override the selection made on the folder control panel.
drivers, will override the selection made on the folder control panel.
If the selection of the Title Block position is not specified through the
driver, and no default is selected in the Web PMT, the folder considers
the setting of its control panel.
driver, and no default is selected in the Web PMT, the folder considers
the setting of its control panel.
The selections made on the folder control panel are considered also
when working in the
when working in the
Manual Feed Procedure,
or when using the driver
some finishing option is set as “default”. Refer to the
Advanced
Settings
section.
In the
AccXES Client Tools
section, some folding procedures are
explained in detail.
How to Recognize Title Block and Document
Orientation
Orientation
Each document has to follow printer or folder rules before it is printed.
The AccXES Controller manages the orientation of the document and
applies the printer rules (like type of media roll loaded) and folder rules
(like preferred feeding direction, such as Short Edge Feeding).
For example, the E/A0 are landscape documents with the Title Block in
the Lower Right corner. They are printed with a 90° rotation by the
AccXES controller, in short edge feeding, with the title block corner 4.
The selection of the Title Block field on ACT must be Lower Right
because this is the original orientation of the document.
applies the printer rules (like type of media roll loaded) and folder rules
(like preferred feeding direction, such as Short Edge Feeding).
For example, the E/A0 are landscape documents with the Title Block in
the Lower Right corner. They are printed with a 90° rotation by the
AccXES controller, in short edge feeding, with the title block corner 4.
The selection of the Title Block field on ACT must be Lower Right
because this is the original orientation of the document.
TIP: To view a print with the original orientation, print the document
reduced by 90% (type 10% on ACT), selecting a roll size bigger than
the reduced document. Select Folding Method Bypass and fix rotation
to 0 degrees. This step enables the AccXES Controller to print the
document following any rules.
reduced by 90% (type 10% on ACT), selecting a roll size bigger than
the reduced document. Select Folding Method Bypass and fix rotation
to 0 degrees. This step enables the AccXES Controller to print the
document following any rules.
Lower
Rigth
Upper
Rigth
Lower
Left
Upper
Left
Lower
Rigth
Upper
Rigth
Lower
Left
Upper
Left
Print reduced of 90%
The picture shows the document orientation as it appears on the screen
and as it could exit from the printer following any rules.
and as it could exit from the printer following any rules.