Xerox 61xx manual The paper paths, 6. Paper path areas

System components

The paper paths

The path that the print stock takes as it moves through the Processor and Finisher depends on the requirements of the job and if there is an Interposer.

Figure 4-6. Paper path areas

The numbers in figure 4-6 identify the following paper path areas:

•Areas 1 to 4 - The stock leaves a paper tray and is fed to the photoreceptor.

•Areas 5 to 10 - The system prints an image on one side of the stock. If the job requires 2-sided printing, the system turns the page over and feeds it back to the photoreceptor.

•Areas A to H - This is the interposer area. Paper travels through this area if paper is fed from trays 1, 4 or 5 and also to pass paper from area 10 (through F and H) to the finisher.

•Areas 11 and 12 - If the prints are to be fed to the top tray, the system delivers the prints through the top tray slot.

•Areas 13 to 16 - The prints enter the bindexer and are collated, if desired.

•Areas 17 to 19 - The prints are stitched in area 17, or bound in area 18, if desired, and placed on the stacker in area 19.

If a paper jam occurs, the system displays a message on the controller that shows the number of the area where the jam occurred.

NOTE: For information about clearing a paper jam, refer to the "Problem solving" chapter of this guide.

DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide 4-13