Rena T-950 - Manual (Page 23)

SETUP & OPERATION
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When using short mail pieces you may not be able to adjust the distance between the exit
rollers of the feeder and entrance roller of the registration assembly to the length of the
media. In this case, adjust the feeder as close to the entrance end of the tabber as possible.
2. Feeder Height.
In some cases, you may need to adjust the feeder height to allow the media to be fed from
the feeder into the tabber without hitting any obstructions.
When using the EasyFeed 120 with a mail piece that is 8” or longer, the top of the
feeder stand/riser should be slightly higher than the table top (transport belt) level of the
tabber. If you are using the XPS-ProStand; adjust the stand height using the threaded feet,
located at the bottom of the stand.
When using the EasyFeed 120 with a mail piece that is less than 8” in length, it may be
necessary to install the optional “short media side guides” (part#: EF-120 Inline Guide)
on the feeder. It may also be necessary to lower the height of the feeder, to allow the
media to enter under the edges of the media hold-down guides, as shown below.
If you are using the XPS ProStand; adjust the stand height using the threaded feet, located
at the bottom of the stand.
If you are using a riser stand (RS-400) with a T-950, it may be necessary for you to
fabricate a lower riser stand, which meets your particular needs.
EasyFeed 120 with optional short media
side guides installed.
Allows feeder to be positioned closer to the
tabber when running short media.
When running short media, the
EasyFeed 120 feeder height
must be lowered to allow
media to enter tabber properly.
EasyFeed 120 feeder on an XPS-ProStand,
feeding a 6” long mail piece into a XPS-ProTab 4.0.