HP PageWide 6000 User Guide - Page 147

Folder status, Folding styles, White blinking: Working

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3. Zoom in on the green rectangle. You may want to maximize the preview. 4. If required, use the E key on the keyboard to rotate the page 90° counterclockwise or the R key to rotate 90° clockwise. 5. Use the down-arrow navigation key to select and preview the next page. Folder status ● Starting: The folder is initializing and not yet ready. ● Ready: The folder is ready to receive jobs, waiting for jobs, or receiving jobs. ● Full: The cross-fold or no-fold tray has reached its full capacity. The printer finishes the current page, then stops printing. ● Error. In these cases, all jobs are put on hold for output. - Paper jam - Cover open - Folder not attached - Communication error (the cable is connected but there is no communication) - Tab applicator empty (if a job is to be folded with tabs) ● Offline folding active ● Disconnected (the cable is not connected) Folder status LED ● White: Ready ● White blinking: Working ● White/yellow blinking: Out of tabs ● Red: Error, needs attention (may be full) Folding styles The folder can fold pages in two different ways: ● Fan fold, in which folds are perpendicular to the printing direction ● Cross fold, in which folds are parallel to the printing direction Folding styles are usually based on DIN B or DIN C style: ENWW HP folders 141

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3.
Zoom in on the green rectangle. You may want to maximize the preview.
4.
If required, use the
E
key on the keyboard to rotate the page 90° counterclockwise or the
R
key to
rotate 90° clockwise.
5.
Use the down-arrow navigation key to select and preview the next page.
Folder status
●
Starting
: The folder is initializing and not yet ready.
●
Ready
: The folder is ready to receive jobs, waiting for jobs, or receiving jobs.
●
Full
: The cross-fold or no-fold tray has reached its full capacity. The printer
finishes
the current page, then
stops printing.
●
Error. In these cases, all jobs are put on hold for output.
–
Paper jam
–
Cover open
–
Folder not attached
–
Communication error
(the cable is connected but there is no communication)
–
Tab applicator empty
(if a job is to be folded with tabs)
●
Offline
folding active
●
Disconnected
(the cable is not connected)
Folder status LED
●
White: Ready
●
White blinking: Working
●
White/yellow blinking: Out of tabs
●
Red: Error, needs attention (may be full)
Folding styles
The folder can fold pages in two
different
ways:
●
Fan fold, in which folds are perpendicular to the printing direction
●
Cross fold, in which folds are parallel to the printing direction
Folding styles are usually based on DIN B or DIN C style:
ENWW
HP folders
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