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The machine will scan the item and place a thumbnail of the image in the
set window. A large image of the item will appear in the Preview window.
3 Continue to place the items you want to scan onto the conveyor. The
scanner will scan and sort the items depending on the job parameters.
As the scanner processes items, check to make sure:
• Items are being scanned properly.
• All critical information (MICR line, OCR line, etc.) is being collected
properly.
• Items are being sorted to the correct bin.
4.3.3. Stack Feeding
Stacks of paper (approximately 1.1 inches) can be placed on the conveyor.
The conveyor rollers will carry the stack (or packet) over to the packet feeder
where the top piece will be singulated from the top of the stack and fed into the
scanner. The feeder will continue to pull the top page from the stack until the
last page is fed.
When the feeder detects a stack of paper, the conveyor will stop to allow for
the stack to pass through and will continue when the entire stack is fed. You
can place more stacks on the conveyor when it stops, but keep in mind that the
conveyor will only stop when the feeder encounters a stack.
Note: The conveyor operates differently depending on the Feed Mode job
parameter setting: Normal, Stack, Passive. Stack feeding can be accomplished
in either Stack or Normal modes. Height sensors come into effect in Stack
mode as well.
Since the feeder pulls from the top of the stack, the lead sheet in the stack
must be the first to reach the feeder. If the bottom piece reaches the feeder
first, a paper misfeed is likely to occur (see Figure 4-38). There are techniques
for learning to drop packets of paper consistently and effectively. The items do
not have to be perfectly aligned as long as the lead sheet is the top sheet.
Review these techniques with your Falcon+ Administrator or your OPEX
Technician or Sales Engineer.
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