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Folder, Stacker status in the front panel

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Stacker status in the front panel ● Ready: Ready to receive prints. ● Error: Hardware malfunction, paper jam, and so on. Jobs are put on hold or paused for output, depending on the policy selected. ● Open: The rear arm, the front tray, or the cleanout is open (you should close whichever is open). Jobs are put on hold or paused for output, depending on the policy selected. ● Full: The stacker is full. Jobs are put on hold or paused for output, depending on the policy selected. NOTE: Some types of paper, such as curled paper, can cause jams in the stacker. For that reason, the stacker may report itself as full when stacking pages coming from the end of a roll. ● Collection required: To avoid problems due to the characteristics of some papers, in some cases you may need to collect printed jobs to continue printing. Folder The HP PageWide XL Folder folds printed sheets of paper, managing the printed sheet from end to end. It supports roll sizes up to 36 in (914 mm) wide, with multiple folding styles. You can choose the cross-fold or fan-fold tray; or, if you do not want to fold the sheets, you can choose to stack them in the no-fold tray. 1. The cross-fold tray collects folded pages. The tray holds up to 150 A0 folded sheets. They may be up to 914 mm (36 in) wide and up to 2.5 m (98 in) long. Longer sheets are not transported into the crossfolder but deployed fan-folded in the catch tray under the no-fold tray. 2. The fan-fold tray holds five to ten long pages. The tray can handle all sheet sizes from 210 mm (8.5 in) to 6 m (19.6 ft) long (80 g/m² paper), or longer with an extra-length license (an option), and width up to 914 mm (36 in). Long sheets are deployed fan-folded in the catch tray under the no-fold tray. 3. The no-fold tray is used for stacking unfolded pages, up to around 10 sheets. It can handle A1 landscape or A0 sheets; maximum width 914 mm (36 in). Prints that should not be folded will be deployed onto the top of the no-fold tray. The folder can handle paper weights between 75 and 90 g/m². ENWW Folder 117

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Stacker status in the front panel
●
Ready
: Ready to receive prints.
●
Error
: Hardware malfunction, paper jam, and so on. Jobs are put on hold or paused for output,
depending on the policy selected.
●
Open
: The rear arm, the front tray, or the cleanout is open (you should close whichever is open). Jobs are
put on hold or paused for output, depending on the policy selected.
●
Full
: The stacker is full. Jobs are put on hold or paused for output, depending on the policy selected.
NOTE:
Some types of paper, such as curled paper, can cause jams in the stacker. For that reason, the
stacker may report itself as full when stacking pages coming from the end of a roll.
●
Collection required
: To avoid problems due to the characteristics of some papers, in some cases you
may need to collect printed jobs to continue printing.
Folder
The HP PageWide XL Folder folds printed sheets of paper, managing the printed sheet from end to end. It
supports roll sizes up to 36 in (914 mm) wide, with multiple folding styles.
You can choose the cross-fold or fan-fold tray; or, if you do not want to fold the sheets, you can choose to
stack them in the no-fold tray.
1.
The
cross-fold tray
collects folded pages. The tray holds up to 150 A0 folded sheets. They may be up to
914 mm (36 in) wide and up to 2.5 m (98 in) long. Longer sheets are not transported into the cross-
folder but deployed fan-folded in the catch tray under the no-fold tray.
2.
The
fan-fold tray
holds
five
to ten long pages. The tray can handle all sheet sizes from 210 mm (8.5 in)
to 6 m (19.6 ft) long (80 g/m² paper), or longer with an extra-length license (an option), and width up to
914 mm (36 in). Long sheets are deployed fan-folded in the catch tray under the no-fold tray.
3.
The
no-fold tray
is used for stacking unfolded pages, up to around 10 sheets. It can handle A1
landscape or A0 sheets; maximum width 914 mm (36 in). Prints that should not be folded will be
deployed onto the top of the no-fold tray.
The folder can handle paper weights between 75 and 90 g/m².
ENWW
Folder
117