GBC Stl1000 - Manual (Page 16)

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Use the numeric keypad to key in the number of desired loops and press “Enter”.
The range of amount of loops is limited from five (5) through forty-two (42).
Line 2: “CONVEYOR STEP:” = The amount of travel desired on the Output conveyor. Use the
numeric keypad to key in the amount of desired travel and press “ ENTER”. The range of travel is
limited to one (1) through six (6) inches.
Line 3: “GOTO MAIN MENU:” = This will bring you back to the Main Menu so the operator can
view the batch count as they run the STL1000.
Press the “ENTER” key to return to the main menu.
Line 4: “SERVICE MENU:” = The Service Menu will allow our Service Technicians to monitor the
STL1000 when making service calls. There is no useful information in this menu for the operator or
setup person. You can get into the Service Menu in the same manner as the Setup Menu.
FUNCTION KEYS (fig. 1 Section 5)
There are six “Function Keys” on the keypad, which will allow you to activate certain functions of the
STL1000 during the setup process.
PUSHER ADVANCE / HOME: This key will allow you to transport a prehung book into the closing
area or to discharge a bound book onto the conveyor. Press this key again to return the Pushers back
to the home position. NOTE: A red light will illuminate above the PUSHER key and the message
“AUTOMATIC CYCLE IS NOT READY!!! “ will appear on the display on the keypad Make sure
the pushers are in the home position and the display doesn’t read “AUTOMATIC CYCLE IS NOT
READY “ to run in automatic mode.
RAM DOWN / UP: This key will allow you close the element of the book in the closing area. Press
this key again to return the Ram to the up position.
NOTE: A red light will illuminate above the RAM DOWN / UP key, also the message “
AUTOMATIC CYCLE IS NOT READY “ will appear on the display on the keypad when the RAM
is in the down position.
3:1 This key will shift a gear in the feed area so you can run with 3:1 pitch elements.
2:1 This key will shift a gear in the feed area so you can run with 2:1 pitch elements.
FEED ELEMENT: This key will feed and cut an element to the desired length.
CUT ELEMENT: This key will cycle the cut unit, can be used to test knife block height setting or if an
element didn’t cut in the auto cycle mode.