Ewire™ Overview - GBC eWire Manual De Instrucciones

4. EWIRE™ OVERVIEW
The image below shows an overview of the eWire™ system. Key User
Interface locations are identified. Functional areas are identified to aid
the user in troubleshooting. A jam can be categorized by identifying
where in the eWire™ the jam occurs.
Upper Transport Release
A r ea 1
A r ea 2
Element
Feeder Door
A r ea 3a
AC Power Supply
LCD Display
Area 3b
Book Drawer
A r ea 4
Power Switch
eWire™ Overview
1. Area 1
This refers to the area of the eWire™ where sheets are fed in and
are either bypassed through the eWire™, or redirected into the
eWire™ for binding
2. Area 2
Refers to the area of the eWire™ where sheets are transferred onto
the twin loop wire for binding.
3. Area 3a
Refers to the area of the eWire™ where twin loop wire is fed off the
supply spool and cut to length for binding. Area 3 primarily refers to
wire feed, not paper stacking.
4. Area 3b
Refers to the area of the eWire™ where the closer is located. The
closer compresses the open binding element to finish the book.
5. Area 4
Refers to the area of the eWire™ where bound books are stacked.
6. Book Drawer
Pulling the Book Drawer handle will allow the user to access the
completed book stack for removal. The book drawer is only to be
opened when the printer is in standby.
7. Element Feeder Door
Open the door and release the Element Feeder tray to access the
twin loop supply spool. The element feeder door is only to be
opened when the printer is in standby.
8. Upper Transport Release
Release the latch and raise the lid to open the upper section of the
bypass panel. The lower bypass panel can also be raised, by lifting
the handle. Access this area of the machine for jam clearance.
9. LCD Display
The LCD will provide key information about the system, and also
allow the user to access settings on the eWire™.
10. AC Power Supply
Location for the power supply cord. Use only the cord provided.
11. Power Switch
Use to turn off power to the eWire™ during service, or if the eWire™
Pro will not be used for a long period of time.
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