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• T-350 Dual Tabber
• OPERATIONS MANUAL
• Revised: 3-23-09
• Part # M-3435
• RENA Systems Inc. would like to Thank You for investing in o
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• Model:
• Serial Number:
• Purchase Date:
• Purchased From:
• Dealer Name:
• Contact Name:
• Address:
• Address:
• Phone Number:
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• Table of Contents
• Section Page #
• SECTION 1 – GETTING ACQUAINTED 5
• Safety Precautions 5
• Packaging/Shipping 6
• Warranty Registration 6
• Contents 6
• Front View 7
• Rear View 8
• Tab Drive and Media Sensor Assembly Components 9
• Control Panel 10
• SECTION 2 – ASSEMBLY 11
• Stand-Alone Mode 11
• In-Line Mode 13
• In-Line Roller Assembly Removal 15
• External Feeder Control Setup 16
• Choosing a Location 17
• Connecting Power 18
• SECTION 3 – OPERATING THE TABBER 19
• Theory of operation: 19
• Important Operating Tips: 19
• Loading/Threading Tabs: 20
• Tab Stock Threading Diagram (Peel Bar Up) 24
• Tab Stock Threading Diagram (Peel Bar Down) 25
• Sheet Separation Adjustment 26
• Media Side Guide Adjustment 27
• Rear Paper Support Adjustment 27
• Loading Media 28
• Media Transport Test (Paper Feed) 28
• Media Transport Speed Adjustment 29
• Adjusting the Tab Position 30
• Horizontal Tab Positioning 30
• Tab Fold Position Adjustment 31
• Operating Sequence 31
• SECTION 4 – TROUBLESHOOTING 33
• Tabbing Problems: 33
• Media Feeding Problems: 34
• General Problems: 34
• SECTION 5 – MAINTENANCE 36
• Cleaning 36
• Tabber Body 36
• Feed Rollers and Forwarding Rollers 37
• Media Sensor 37
• APPENDIX - SPECIFICATIONS 39
• APPENDIX B – OBTAINING SUPPLIES, SERVICE AND SUPPORT 40
• INDEX 42
• NOTES
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• Section 1 – Getting Acquainted
  • Safety Precautions
• THIS EQUIPMENT PRESENTS NO PROBLEM WHEN USED PROPERLY. OBSE
• BEFORE USING THE T-350, YOU SHOULD READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULL
• Keep hands, hair, and clothing clear of rollers and other mo
• Avoid touching moving parts or materials while the machine i
• Always turn off the machine before making adjustments, clean
• Use the power cord supplied with the machine and plug it int
• The power cord and wall plug is the primary means of disconn
• DO NOT use an adapter plug on the line cord or wall outlet.
• DO NOT remove the ground pin from the line cord.
• DO NOT route the power cord over sharp edges or trapped betw
• Avoid using wall outlets controlled by wall switches, or sha
• Make sure there is no strain on the power cord caused by jam
• DO NOT remove covers. Covers enclose hazardous parts that s
• This machine requires periodic maintenance. Contact your au
• To prevent overheating, do not cover the vent openings.
• Use this equipment only for its intended purpose.
• In addition, follow any specific occupational safety and hea
• This manual is intended solely for the use and information o
• RENA Systems Inc. and “The Envelope Imaging Company” are re
• All other trademarks are the property of their respective ho
• All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduc
  • Packaging/Shipping
• The Tabber is shipped in appropriate packaging so that, unde
• NOTICE: Report damage to the carrier. The carrier is liable
• IMPORTANT Please save the packaging materials for future use
  • Warranty Registration
• Please use the following “Warranty Registration” link to reg
  • Contents
• The following items are included with your tabber:
• Qty Description (Image Reference)
• 1 Operations Manual (you’re reading it)
• 2 Take-Up Spools (not shown) - installed on t
• 2 Media Side Guides (A)  - screws attached to
• 1 Tab Box Tray (B)
• 1 Power Cord (C)
• 1 Rear Paper Support (D)  - thumb screws atta
• 1 Narrow Paper Support Wedge (E)
• 1 Paper Support Wedge (F)  - including thumb
• 1 In-Line Roller Assembly (G)
• 1 In-Line Guide Assembly (H)
• Note: Tabs can be purchased through your local Rena Systems
• To locate a Rena Systems Dealer in your area, please use the
• See “Appendix B” for Tab Selection.
• Introduction: The T-350 Tabber is a tabletop tabbing machin
• The T-350 Tabber applies Rena FanFold, “tractor-fed” clear,
  • Front View
• 1.
• TAKE-UP SPOOLS – Winds up the tab web material (waste).
• 2.
• MEDIA SIDE GUIDES – Used to position the media in the tabber
• 3.
• FEEDER CONTROL PORT– Can be used to control the start/stop f
• 4.
• PAPER SUPPORT WEDGE – Allows for adjustments in stack angle,
• 5.
• REAR PAPER SUPPORT – Provides the proper angle to enhance me
• 6.
• SHEET SEPARATORS (four) – Used to separate a single piece of
• 7.
• FEED ROLLERS (four) – Delivers the bottom piece of media, fr
• 8.
• CONTROL PANEL – Items used to control the operation of the t
  • Rear View
• 1.
• TAB BOX TRAY – Holds the tab box and also guides the tab web
• 2.
• MAIN POWER SWITCH – Controls the power to the tabber.
• 3.
• FUSE HOLDER – The main power fuse (line fuse) is located her
• 4.
• AC POWER INLET– AC power cord connects here.
• 5.
• MEDIA SENSOR ASSEMBLY– Detects the leading edge of the mail
• 6.
• TAB DRIVE ASSEMBLIES– Contains the tab guide chute, peel bar
  • Tab Drive and Media Sensor Assembly Components
• 
• 1.
• PEEL BAR LOCATOR – Use to set the peel bar location to the t
• 2.
• PEEL BAR (UP) – The upper position allows the tab web to be
• 3.
• PEEL BAR (DOWN) – When in the lower position, this device cr
• 4.
• LOCATOR DOTS (RED) – Alignment marks used to locate the corr
• 5.
• UPPER PRESSURE ROLLERS – Provides the pressure to seal the t
• 6.
• LOWER EXIT ROLLER –Seal the tab to the bottom of the mail pi
• 7.
• TAB FOLD ADJUSTMENT KNOB – Adjusts the position/angle of the
• clockwise = more tab area on bottom
• counter-clockwise = more tab area on top
• Tip: Start with knob turned fully clockwise. Test and adjust
  • Control Panel
• 1.
• BATCH COUNTER – Counts tab cycles. The counter can be reset
• Note: The Batch counter will not count items fed in the “pap
• 2.
• SPEED CONTROL DIAL – Controls the media transport speed of t
• Important: If you change the transport speed, the tab fold p
• 3.
• FEED BUTTON – Used to stop/start tabber transport. This butt
• 4.
• POWER LED– Illumination indicates that the tabber’s Main Pow
• 5.
• TAB BUTTON– Used to turn the tab function on/off.  OFF
• ON (illuminated) = Tab Mode Activated
• Section 2 – Assembly
  • Stand-Alone Mode
• Note: This process assumes you will be using the system as a
• Follow the steps below to prepare the T-350 for “stand-alone
• Remove all the components from the accessory box.
• Attach the Rear Paper Support using the two thumbscrews and
• Install the Paper Support Wedge onto the Rear Paper Support,
• Attach both Media Side Guides to the unit as shown.The bot
• Attach the Tab Box Tray.The hooks on the Tab Box Tray fit
• Proceed to “Choosing a Location”.
  • In-Line Mode
• Note: This process assumes you will be using the system as a
• Follow the steps below to prepare the T-350 for "in-line" op
• Remove all the components from the accessory box.
• If installed; remove the Rear Paper Support from the tabber,
• 
• If installed; remove the Material Guide Assembly from the ta
• Install the In-Line Roller Assembly.Install
• Install the In-Line Guide Assembly.The in-line gu
• Attach the Tab Box Tray.The hooks on the Tab Box Tray fit
• Proceed to “External Feeder Control Setup”.
  • In-Line Roller Assembly Removal
• If you ever need to remove In-Line Roller Assembly, a small
  • External Feeder Control Setup
    • CAUTION
• THIS PROCESS SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE PERS
• WARNING
• BEFORE PERFORMING THIS TASK, DISCONNECT THE TABBER FROM ITS
• Transport Stop Delay Feature:
• This feature allows the tabber to continue to cycle the tran
• When the Feed button is pressed, to start the system; the ta
• When the Feed button is pressed again, to stop the system; t
• To enable the Transport Stop Delay, feature; Jumper J7 must
• 
• Jumper J7 installed = “stand-alone” mode (no delay in tabber
• Connecting the T-350 to an External Feeder
• Using the appropriate interface cable, attach the external f
• T-350 to RENA EasyFeed 120 feeder: Use Cable Part#: 33E-500-
• WARNING
• IF AN INNAPPROPRIATE CABLE CONNECTION IS MADE, DAMAGE TO THE
• 
• If you don’t have the appropriate cable or don’t know if you
• Pin 1: Common
• Pin 2: Normally ClosedPin 3: Normally Open
• Pin 4: No Connection
  • Riser Stand:
• When using an external feeder, an appropriate riser stand mu
• T-350 to RENA EasyFeed 120 feeder. Use Riser Stand Part #: R
  • Choosing a Location
• The tabber should be placed on a flat, stable work surface t
• The tabber should be located in an area that is away from wi
• An electrical outlet must be located near the unit. The powe
  • Connecting Power
• The T-350 is manufactured for use on a specific AC voltage s
• Verify that the T-350’s power switch is in the off (0) posit
• Plug the power cord, supplied, into the power receptacle; as
• Plug the other end of the power cord into the wall outlet.
• To protect the unit from possible power line surges or spike
  • CAUTION
• DO NOT USE AN ADAPTER PLUG OR EXTENSION CORD TO CONNECT THE
• DO NOT USE OUTLETS CONTROLLED BY WALL SWITCHES.
• DO NOT USE AN OUTLET THAT SHARES THE SAME CIRCUIT WITH LARGE
• Section 3 – Operating the Tabber
  • Theory of operation:
• The T-350 can be used as a “stand-alone” machine or an “in-l
  • Important Operating Tips:
• Media transport speed will effect the tab fold position. It
• If you turn the Tab Fold Adjustment Knob too far counter-clo
• See the “Troubleshooting” Section for additional information
  • Loading/Threading Tabs:
• See the “Tab Stock Threading Diagrams” for additional help.
• Remove the lid from the box of tab stock. Tip: The box lid
• Slide the tab box into the Tab Box Tray, as shown.
• Thread the tabs over the black plastic shaft and under the n
• Remove the first 18 tabs from the backing, to create a leade
• Lift the peel bar to its “threading position”.Tip: The peel
• Thread the tabs under the small shaft at the top of the tab
• Thread the tabs under the peel bar and out the other side of
• Position the tab stock so the hole, in center of the first t
• Bring the tab backing up around the back side of the Take-Up
• Advance the Take-Up Spool, until you have removed the slack
• Re-verify that the hole, in center of the first tab on the l
• Using the peel bar locators; side the peel bar down to its “
• If you are only placing one tab onto the media, then you are
• Proceed to “Setting Up the Feed System”.
  • Tab Stock Threading Diagram (Peel Bar Up)
• This is the “threading position” for the peel bar. The peel
  • Tab Stock Threading Diagram (Peel Bar Down)
• This is the “run position” for the peel bar. The peel bar mu
  • Sheet Separation Adjustment
• This procedure is used to insure that only one piece of medi
• Move the Media Side Guides so that the sheet separators are
• Loosen the locking screw and raise the separator, then tight
• Place a single piece of media under the separators. The medi
  • Media Side Guide Adjustment
• Adjust the Media Side Guides so that they are about a dimes
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  • Rear Paper Support Adjustment
• Verify that the Rear Paper Support has been positioned appro
• Verify that the appropriate Paper Support Wedge has been ins
• Place a single mail piece into the feed section (hopper), so
• Place a second mail piece on top of the first piece, so it i
• Loosen the thumb screw that secures the Paper Support Wedge
  • Loading Media
• When placing media into the tabber, it is important to follo
• Start by placing a single mail piece into the feed section,
• Fan the stack of material so the bottom pieces are closest t
• Additional pieces can be placed onto the stack, as described
• If the tabber runs out of material, be sure to reload the ta
  • Media Transport Test (Paper Feed)
• Take the time to verify proper media transport before trying
• Proper Media Transport:
• One piece of media is fed at a time.
• A gap of at least 1 inch is generated between each piece of
• Media is feeding straight.
• Start by placing one piece of media into the hopper, so it i
• Place a handful of media on top of the piece already in the
• Make sure the Tab button is “off” (not illuminated), and the
• Feeding Doubles
• Reduce the distance between the separator fingers and the fe
• Hesitating or Not Feeding
• Increase the distance between the Media Side Guides and the
• Top Sheet is Pulled Back During Separation
• -Reset the sheet separation using a slightly thicker adjustm
• Skewing
• -Place the Media Side Guides closer to the edges of the medi
• -Check/adjust the separation adjustment.
• -Make sure the media was loaded into the hopper correctly/st
  • Media Transport Speed Adjustment
• The media transport speed is adjusted using the Speed Contro
• Turning the dial counterclockwise will provide a slower tran
• Turning the dial clockwise will provide a faster transport s
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• Load media into the hopper.
• Make sure the Tab button is “off” (not illuminated), and the
• Adjust for the desired media transport speed using the Speed
• Press the Feed button again, to stop the unit.
• Make a note of the Speed Control Dial position.
• Once the desired media transport speed has been set; proceed
  • Adjusting the Tab Position
    • Horizontal Tab Positioning
• The desired horizontal tab position is obtained by sliding t
• If the TAB button is illuminated; turn it off by pressing th
• Set the speed control dial to minimum. Feed a single piece o
• Slide the Tab Drive Assemblies to the desired tab position.
• Adjust the positions of the Take-Up Spools so they are align
  • Tab Fold Position Adjustment
• The tab fold position is adjusted using the knob, located on
• Adjust for the desired media transport speed. See “Media Tra
• Start with the Tab Fold Adjustment Knob turned fully clockwi
• If the Tab button is not illuminated; press the TAB button s
• Place two pieces of media into the hopper.
• Press the Feed button. The unit will feed and tab both piece
• Stop the unit by pressing the Feed button again.
• Check the tab fold position on the second piece.
• If you are not getting enough tab length on the top side of
• Repeat from step 4 until you achieve the desired tab fold.
• Once you are satisfied with the tab fold position, you are r
  • Operating Sequence
• Turn on the Main Power Switch.
• If you want to zero out the Job Counter; press the reset but
• Set the desired transport speed.
• Activate the Tab button (button will illuminate)
• Press the Feed button (button will illuminate) to start the
• To Stop the Tabber press the Feed button again.
• NOTES
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• Section 4 – Troubleshooting
  • Tabbing Problems:
• Problem
• Possible Cause
• Tab Fold Placement Inconsistent
• Tab Fold Adjustment Knob may be set too far counter-clockwis
• Tabs not threaded correctly. With Peel Bar down; space betwe
• Rollers dirty, glazed or worn.
• Media feeding skewed.
• Too Much Tab is Applied to Top of Media; even when Tab Fold
• Tabs not threaded correctly. With Peel Bar down, space betw
• Horizontal Tab Placement Varies or
• Tabs Not Evenly Applied
• Media feeding skewed.
• Media Side Guides loose.
• Multiple Tabs Placed on Single Piece of Media
• Media Sensor Dirty
• Dark (non-reflective) area on top side of media. Try flippin
• Media Feeds Without Tabbing
• Tab function (Tab Button) not turned ON.
• Out of Tabs.
• Tabs threaded incorrectly. Tabs must face out; as viewed fro
• Tabs not peeling off backing.
• Separation set too light. No gap between pieces.
• Media Sensor dirty/damaged.
• Media positioned incorrectly; missing sensor.
• Fuse F2 on Main PCB is blown. Contact your local Rena System
• Tabs are Dispensed When No Media is Feeding Thru Unit.
• Media Sensor and area below sensor may need to be cleaned. S
• Bright light interfering with Media Sensor function.
• Tab Doesn’t Seal Tight Against Leading Edge of Media.
• Leading edge of media is not staying tightly closed when it
• Perfed tabs tend to fold slightly off leading edge.
• Tab does not stay attached to media
• Not enough tab wrap around media edge. Consider using a rect
• Some media surface are not acceptable for self adhesive tab
• Leading Edge of Media is Crushed by Tab
• Tab is too difficult to bend/fold, for the media being used.
• Media is too light (flimsy) for crash tabbing. Must use hea
  • Media Feeding Problems:
• Problem
• Possible Cause
• Feeding Doubles
• Media not properly fanned before loading.
• Nested Media.
• Reduce the distance between the separator fingers and the fe
• Separator Fingers worn.
• Media Not Feeding
• Media Not Feeding Consistently (large gap between pieces)
• Media not properly fanned before loading.
• Side Guides too tight.
• Check/Adjust Rear Paper Support.
• Increase the distance between the separator fingers and the
• Glazed, dirty or worn feed rollers.
• Media Opening as it Feeds
• Too much friction at separation point. Set sheet separators
• This can happen with last few pieces in hopper, because ther
• Media is Skewing
• Media Side Guides too loose.
• Separators not set evenly.
• Separator Fingers or Feed Rollers worn.
• Tabber Transport Stops by Itself (Feed button turns off by i
• Out of Paper Condition. The tabber transport will automatica
• Media positioned incorrectly; missing Media Sensor. Adjust t
• Tabber Transport Keeps Running, for a few seconds, after Fee
• Tabber set for in-line operation. Jumper removed from J7 pos
  • General Problems:
• Tabber Not Operating Power LED not illuminated
• Tabber not plugged in.
• No AC voltage from wall outlet.
• Main Power Switch not turned on.
• Line Fuse blown. Unplug power cord and check/replace fuse. U
• Fuse F1 on Main PCB blown. Contact your local Rena Systems D
• Not Advancing TabsPower LED illuminated
• Tab function (Tab Button) not turned ON.
• Media Sensor dirty/damaged.
• Media positioned incorrectly; missing sensor.
• Fuse F2 on Main PCB is blown. Contact your local Rena System
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• Section 5 – Maintenance
• This section describes maintenance that an experienced opera
• To locate a Rena Systems Dealer in your area, please use the
• http://www.renausa.com/dealer_locator_search.asp
  • Cleaning
• WARNING
• BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE, DISCONNECT THE TABBER FRO
• In order to help maintain proper function; the tabber must b
• The frequency of cleaning will depend on the amount and type
• The visible areas are best cleaned with a vacuum that has a
  • Tabber Body
• The covers of the machine may be cleaned with any standard h
• CAUTION
• NEVER SPRAY OR POUR CLEANERS DIRECTLY ON OR INTO THE TABBER.
  • Feed Rollers and Forwarding Rollers
• WARNING
• DO NOT USE SOLVENTS TO CLEAN THE RUBBER ROLLERS
• The feed and forwarding rollers can become glazed with paper
• Avoid using solvents on the rubber rollers.
  • Media Sensor
• WARNING
• DO NOT USE ABRASIVES OF ANY KIND TO CLEAN SENSORS.
• DO NOT USE LIQUIDS OF ANY KIND, TO CLEAN SENSORS.
• Periodically check the media sensor, and the area below the
• Direct sunlight and strong over-head lighting may negatively
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• Appendix - Specifications
• T-350 Dual Tabber
• Dimensions:
• 10.5" W x 19" D x 15" H
• Speed:
•  Up to 18,000 pieces per hour (8.5" tri-folded mailer)
• Weight:
• 40 lbs
• Media Size:
• Minimum (L x W):  3.5" x 5.5" Maximum (L x W):  9” x 12”
• Media Thickness:
• Up to 1/8”
• Tab Size:
• 13/16" x 13"/16" to 13/16" x 15/16"
• Tab Materials
• Clear, Translucent, or Paper
• Tab Tray Capacity:
• 5,000/sleeve; 30,000/box
• Counter:
• 5-digit LCD (operator resettable)
• Feeder:
• Built-in Bottom Fed Friction Feed (Hopper Removes To Run In-
• Feeder Capacity:
• Up to 300 Tri-Folded Mailers
• Electrical:
• 110VAC 60Hz or 220VAC 50Hz | 1A
• Options:
• RENA Fanfold Tabs, Conveyor/Stacker/Dryer, Drop Tray
• Specifications subject to change without notice.
• Appendix B – Obtaining Supplies, Service and Support
• Please contact your local Rena Systems Dealer to obtain supp
• To locate a Rena Systems Dealer in your area, please use the
• Service should only be performed by a qualified Rena service
• In addition, you may wish to log onto Rena Systems web site
• Please use the following “Warranty Registration” link to reg
• T-350 Tab Supplies
• The following supply items are available from authorized dea
• To locate a Rena Systems Dealer in your area, please use the
  • Part #
• Description
  • Qty per box
    • 1301 T
• 13/16” W x 15/16” HWhite Paper Rectangle
• Use with thicker materials to provide additional tab wrap le
  • 30, 000
    • 1402 T
• 13/16” DiameterTranslucent Circle
  • 30, 000
    • 1403 T
• 13/16” W x 13/16” HTranslucent Square
  • 30, 000
    • 1700 T
• 13/16” Diameter White Paper Circle
  • 30, 000
    • 1701 T
• 13/16” W x 13/16” HWhite Paper Square
  • 30, 000
    • 1702 T
• 13/16” DiameterClear Circle
  • 30, 000
    • 1704 T
• 13/16” W x 13/16” HClear Square with Perf
  • 30,000
    • 1705 T
• 13/16” DiameterWhite Paper Circle with Perf.
  • 30, 000
    • 1706 T
• 13/16” DiameterClear Circle with Perf
  • 30, 000
• Note: The T-350 requires FanFold, “tractor-fed”, tab stocks.
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• INDEX
• A
• AC Power Inlet · 8
• Assembly · 11
• B
• Batch Counter · 10
• C
• Choosing a Location · 17
• Cleaning · 36
• Connecting Power · 18
• Contents · 6
• Control Panel · 7, 10
• E
• External Feeder Control · 16
• F
• Feed Button · 10
• Feed Rollers · 7
• Feed System Setup · 26
• Feeder Control Port · 7
• Front View · 7
• Fuse Holder · 8
• I
• In-Line Guide Assembly · 6
• In-Line Mode · 13
• In-Line Roller Assembly · 6
• L
• Loading Media · 28
• Loading/Threading Tabs · 20
• Locator Dots (red) · 9
• Lower Exit Roller · 9
• M
• Main Power Switch · 8
• Maintenance · 36
• Media Sensor Assembly · 8, 9
• Media Side Guide Adjustment · 27
• Media Side Guides · 6, 7
• Media Transport Speed Adjustment · 29
• Media Transport Test · 28
• O
• Operating Sequence · 31
• Operating the Tabber · 19
• P
• Packaging/Shipping · 6
• Paper Feed Test · 28
• Paper Support Wedge · 6, 7
• Paper Support Wedge - Narrow · 6
• Peel Bar (down) · 9
• Peel Bar (up) · 9
• Peel Bar Locator · 9
• Power Cord · 6
• Power Led · 10
• R
• Rear Paper Support · 6, 7
• Rear Paper Support Adjustment · 27
• Rear View · 8
• Removal - In-Line Roller Assembly · 15
• Riser Stand · 17
• S
• Safety Precautions · 5
• Service and Support · 40
• Sheet Separation Adjustment · 26
• Sheet Separators · 7
• Specifications · 39
• Speed Control Dial · 10
• Stand-Alone Mode · 11
• Supplies · 40
• T
• Tab Box Tray · 6, 8
• Tab Button · 10
• Tab Drive Assemblies · 8
• Tab Drive Assembly · 9
• Tab Fold Adjustment Knob · 9
• Tab Fold Position Adjustment · 31
• Tab Position Adjustment · 30
• Tab Positioning - Horizontal · 30
• Take-Up Spools · 7
• Threading Diagram · 24
• Transport Stop Delay Feature · 16
• Troubleshooting · 33
• U
• Upper Pressure Rollers · 9
• W
• Warranty Registration · 2, 6, 40