Xerox MAX 200 manual Sorter, Feature Function Off not collated, Collated, Program

E-sorter

Introduction

The electronic sorter, also known as the E-sorter, reads a set of scanned documents, stores the data into memory, and delivers the desired quantity of sets to the printer.

Collated copies print in sets, with a 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3 order. When the collated feature is off, copies print in sets with a 1-1-1, 2-2-2, 3- 3-3 order. You can select up to 99 copy sets.

The E-sorter also provides the program feature. The program feature is a convenient tool that helps you automate the copy function for jobs that have complex distribution lists.

The MAX 200 allows a maximum of 300 programs. Each program can store copy quantity requirements for up to 40 customers.

Once your E-sorter program is setup in custom presets, you can select the E-sorter program button to automate your copy jobs. For detailed information on how to setup an E-sorter program, refer to page 249.

The screen below is the E-sorter screen. It is displayed when you select the E-sorter button, on the finishing feature group tab.

Ready to copy [E-sorter/Collated]		Selected 01
Load documents face down
E-sorter	Cancel	Done

OffCollatedProgram

Feature	Function
Off (not collated)	Copies are delivered as sets. Sets are delivered
	in a 1-1-1, 2-2-2, 3-3-3 order. Refer to page 131.
Collated	Copies are delivered as sets. Banner sheets can
	be inserted between each set. Sets are
	delivered in a 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3 order. Refer to
	page 132.
Program	Copy sets are delivered per a preset program.
	Refer to page 135.
	To setup an E-sorter program (in custom
	presets), refer to page 249.

130 Finishing touch screen features