Pitney Bowes RISO ComColor Printer - Manual (Page 64)

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ComColor Series User’s Guide 03
■ Prioritizing speed when stapling
simplex printouts
When using the multifunction finisher, expedite the
stapling process for simplex printouts. Output is face-
up; therefore, both ends of a staple come out on the
front. Specify this when processing speed has higher
priority over finish.
● Staple
Select the stapling method.
● An optional multifunction finisher or face down
offset stapler is required to use this setting.
● When you have configured "Staple", be sure to
configure [Binding side].
● When you select [Left] or [Right] for the binding
side, select from the following options.
[OFF], [1 pos.], [2 pos.]
● When you select [Upper] for the binding side, select
from the following options.
[OFF], [Left 1], [Right 1], [2 pos.]
■ When using the multifunction
finisher
<Types of paper that can be stapled>
• Size and orientation of paper that can be stapled
A3, B4, A4, A4-LEF, B5-LEF, Ledger, Legal,
Letter, Letter-LEF, Foolscap and custom size*
* The administrator must register the paper size in
advance. Ask your administrator.
• Paper weight: 52 g/m
2
- 162 g/m
2
(14-lb bond -
43-lb bond)
When the paper weight exceeds 162 g/m
2 (43-lb
bond), only one sheet can be stapled for the
cover.
• Orientation when stapling A4-LEF/B5-LEF
<Number of sheets that can be stapled>
• When using standard size paper
A4 or A4-LEF/B5-LEF (Letter or Letter-LEF): 2 to
100 sheets*
Other standard size paper (A3 or B4 (Ledger,
Legal)): 2 to 65 sheets*
• When using non-standard size paper
Paper length exceeds 297 mm (11 11/16") : 2 to
65 sheets
Paper width and length exceed 216 mm (8 1/2") :
2 to 65 sheets
Other than the above: 2 to 100 sheets
Left, 1 pos.
Left, 2 pos.
Upper, Left 1 Upper, Right 1
Right, 1 pos.
Upper, 2 pos.
Binding side
Right, 2 pos.
Paper feed and
output direction
182 mm - 432 mm
(7 3/16" - 17")
203 mm - 297 mm
(8"- 11 11/16")
B5-LEF
A4-LEF
Paper feed and
output direction
Paper feed and
output direction
297 mm (11 11/16")