Outputting Printed Items With Abnormalities to Separate Trays

Output printed items with abnormalities detected during automatic inspection to the Purge tray, and then reprint.

Tips

• When printed items on which an abnormality was detected are output to the Purge tray, any paper remaining in the machine is also output to the Purge tray during printing. This is to keep the correct page order for printed items being output to the regular tray.

This section uses an example of a system configuration in which printed items on which an abnormality was detected, and any remaining paper within that machine, are output to the Purge tray of Relay Unit RU-702.

Assumed Operating Environment

1

Press [MACHINE] and then [IQ Function Set.] on the system’s Touch panel to display the [IQ Function Set.] screen.

You can also configure this setting by accessing Utility/Counter, [User Setting], and then [Common Setting], or Utility/Counter, [Administrator Setting], and then [Common Setting].

2

Select [Continue Output] for [Operation after Deviation/Out of Range was Detected], and press [Detection Count].

3

Use the numeric keypad to enter the [Detection Count] of the abnormal printed item which caused the printing to stop, and then press [OK].

4

Configure [Automatic Reprint when Deviation/Out of Range was Detected] and [Output Tray for Out of Range] with the settings in the table below, and press [OK].

Item	Setting Value
[Automatic Reprint when Deviation/Out of Range was Detected]	[ON]
[Output Tray for Out of Range]	[Purge Tray]

5

Perform automatic inspection printing.

If an abnormality is detected during printing, the printing paper remaining in that machine is output to the [Purge Tray] at the same time as the printing paper on which the abnormality was detected.

Reference

• For details about automatic inspection printing, refer to Implementing Automatic Inspections.