Ft7000 – Triton FT7000XP Installation Manual User Manual
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FT7000
XP
- S
ITE
P
REPARATION
AND
I
NSTALLATION
G
UIDE
The optional Envelope Depository Unit (EDU) contains an Envelope Transport Mechanism, Shutter As-
sembly, and an Envelope Deposit Bin (secure). The Envelope Supply Unit holds approximately 200 enve-
lopes. When loading envelopes, alternate every 50-100 with the flaps UP. For example, load 50 with flaps up
facing Left, then next 50 with flaps facing Right. The envelope size requirements are as follows:
T
ESTING
/A
DJUSTING
FOR
E
NVELOPE
T
HICKNESS
Open the upper left rear cabinet door and pull the Envelope Depository slide tray out fully.
Following the instructions on inserting envelopes (label on unit) , load twenty-five (25) envelopes
(flaps up) into the supply unit bin.
Access Management functions and from the Main menu screen select D
IAGNOSTICS
> E
NVELOPE
D
EPOSITORY
> E
NVELOPE
D
ISPENSE
AND
R
ETRACT
T
EST
. The test dispenses an envelope and then automati-
cally retracts it into the depository storage bin (normal operation). Note: With the depository unit tray
extended out, the envelopes will fall on the floor. DO NOT refill supply bin with these envelopes.
After the test is complete, press <1> to repeat. Perform this test a minimum of five (5) times.
If one (1) envelope has repeatedly been dispensed/retracted, the check is complete. If the envelope
has double-fed OR has not fed, proceed with the next procedures.
T
EST
D
ISPENSING
/ R
ETRACTING
E
NVELOPES
After installation is complete, it is recommended that you test and verify that the unit dispenses and
accepts only one (1) envelope at a time. To perform an operational check, the unit must be powered up and
you have access to Management functions:
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