2007 Ricoh Corporation 5 Dedrick Place West Caldwell, NJ January B. Container Stacker Unpacking & Setup Instructions

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1 2007 Ricoh Corporation 5 Dedrick Place West Caldwell, NJ January B Container Stacker Unpacking & Setup Instructions

2 2007 Ricoh Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced without the expressed permission of Ricoh Corporation. The material in this document is for informational purposes and is subject to change without notice. Ricoh Corporation assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in this document. No liability is assumed for any damages resulting from the use of the information it contains. TRADEMARK Adobe and Postscript are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. PCL is the trademark of Hewlett Packard. Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corporation. Windows XP is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Digital Document Publisher and DDP and its associated logo mark are the trademarks of Ricoh Corporation. Ricoh and the Ricoh trademark are registered trademarks of Ricoh, Ltd. All rights reserved. All other terms and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners and are hereby acknowledged. NOTICE TO USER In an effort to meet the demands of a rapidly changing technology, the manufacturer is continually developing new features and functions to meet changing printing or printer needs. Please be sure to consult all manual updates or addenda when using this product s documentation. This document contains TrueType fonts from Monotype Imaging Inc. Reproduction of these fonts is prohibited. The software embedded in this product is based in part on the work of Independent JPEG Group. The software embedded in this product uses software by CMU. Copyright 1988, 1989 by Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved. Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the avove copyright notice appears in all copies and that both the copyright notice and permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and the name of CMU not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific written prior permission. The software embedded in this product uses the software by Sam Leffler and Silicon Graphics. Copyright (c) Sam Leffler Copyright (c) Silicon Graphics, Inc Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies of the software and related documentation, and (ii) the names of Sam Leffler and Silicon Graphics may not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission of Sam Leffler and Silicon Graphics.

3 Revisions Revision Page No. (Contents) Date A Original Release - ECO-1554 October 2004 B Generic Version; Add rev history page, copyright page updated January 2007 i

4 Table of Contents Chapter 1. Container Stacker Installation Instructions Installation Area Environmental Conditions Location of Leveling Bolts and Casters Tools Required Important Safety Instructions Unpacking of Container Stacker 1 or Components in the Package Unpacking Preparation for Installation of Container Stacker 1 or Installation Configuration Prepare the Printer Install Container Stacker 1 or Installation of Container Stacker 2 and Container Stacker Installation of Container Stacker 2 and Standard Finisher Standard Finisher (70 ppm) Standard Finisher (92/184 ppm) Adjustment Appendix A. Installation/Maintenance Area 70/92 ppm Printer and Container Stacker A-1 70/92 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 1 and Container Stacker 2...A-2 70/92 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 2 and Standard Finisher.....A ppm Printer and Container Stacker A ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, and Container Stacker A ppm Printer, Container Stacker 1, and Container Stacker A ppm Printer, HIgh Capacity Hopper, and Container Stacker 1 and A ppm Printer, Container Stacker 2, and Standard Finisher A ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 2, and Standard Finisher......A-9 Table of Contents i

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6 Chapter 1 Container Stacker Installation Instructions Installation Area Refer to Appendix 1. Environmental Conditions The location where the Container Stacker is installed must meet the following environmental conditions: ITEM CONDITION Temperature 10 to 32 C Humidity Altitude 20 to 80%RH (non-condensing) 0 to 2,100 m Location of Leveling Bolts and Casters Install the leveling bolts and the casters to the Container Stackers 1 and 2 as follows. Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-1

7 Tools Required The following tools are required: TOOL Cutter Phillips Screwdriver No. 2 shaft length: approx. 100 mm Adjustable open end wrench (Span; 30mm) IC Gripper Level APPLICATION For unpacking For installing the Printer and Containter Stacker For adjustment of leveling bolts For replacement of nv-ram For installation of the Printer and Container Stacker Important Safety Instructions Observe the following safety instructions for safe unpacking and installation. 1. Keep the work area clean and free of loose parts. 2. Wear suitable clothing. Pay attention to ties, sleeves, and shirts so that they are not caught in the equipment. 3. Work in a stable position. Working in a strained position may cause injury. 4. If you must move the equipment, be sure the path is clear of obstacles and high voltage areas or wires. 5. Unplug the equipment before cleaning. Unplug the Printer from the outlet before cleaning the inside of the Printer and label the power cord plug to prevent other persons from plugging it in while you are cleaning. 6. Be sure to use the proper tools that are in good condition. Use of worn or improper tools can cause injury. 1-2 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

8 Unpacking of Container Stacker 1 or 2 CAUTION! When using a crane or forklift, handle the equipment with care. Do not drop, bump or turn sideways. Perform the unpacking procedure in a clean, dry location. Do not place heavy objects (5 kg or more) on top of the equipment. Keep the equipment balanced when lifting with a forklift. Use cushion materials to avoid damage. Move the equipment at a speed of 300 mm/sec (1.08 km/h) or slower. Do not tilt the equipment more than 15. Slope on the path can be no more than 15. Do not allow condensation to form on the equipment. Components in the Package Component Container Stacker 1 or Container Stacker 2 Quantity 1 Accessory box 1 Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-3

9 Unpacking 1. Using a cutter, remove the V bands from the shipping box and remove the cap. Corner packing V band V band P.P band Tape Plastic bag 1-4 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

10 2. Remove the accessory box, spacer box, spacer packing, ramps and upper packing. 3. Remove the shipping box, band, and four corner pieces. 4. Peel off the adhesive tape and remove the plastic bag. 5. Cut the tape from the 4 corners of the base packing and push down the side of the pallet to become an incline board. à Capà Spacer boxã Spacer packingã Spacer packingã Rampà Rampà Upper packingã Upper packingã Accessory boxã Shipping boxã Spacer boxã Corner packingã Plastic bagã Corner packingã Base packingã Base packingã Palletà Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-5

11 6. Romove the tape from the leveling bolts, take out the four wooden spacers from the accessory box, and place them at the bottom of the bolts (under the plastic bag). 7. Using an open-end wrench, raise the container stacker by rotating the leveling bolts. Wood spacer Down Leveling bolt Up 8. Remove the 4 pieces of base packing. 9. Turn all the casters in the same direction. 10. Install the ramps (two on each side) under the incline board. Ramp Incline Board 1-6 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

12 11. Raise the leveling bolts and remove the wood spacers. WARNING! Do not attempt the following step without another person to help guide the stacker down the ramp. 12. Carefully slide the container stacker onto the floor. Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-7

13 Preparation for Installation of Container Stacker 1 or 2 1. Peel off adhesive tape from the Container Stacker 1 or Open Front Cover L and peel off the adhesive tape Tape Tape Front Cover L Tape Tape Tape Tape Tape Tape Front Cover L Opening procedure for Front Cover L 1. Open Front Cover R. 2. Using a Phillips screwdriver, push cover release A in the direction of the arrow and open Front Cover L. Front Cover L Container Stacker 1 or 2 Phillips Screwdriver A Arrow Front Cover R 1-8 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

14 3. Take the box containing the CP417 assembly out of the lower basket. (70 ppm only) CP417 Assy Basket 4. Take the components out of the accessory box. Guide Plate(L) Guide Plate(U) Joint bracket (U) Basket (small) Joint bracket (L) Screw Partition Details of screw (1) M3 x 8 2 pieces (2) M4 x 8 4 pieces (3) M4 x 12 6 pieces Accessory box Hopper spacer ass y Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-9

15 Installation Configuration The table below shows the configuration of Printer and Post devices. Installation of each configuration should be done according to the reference page shown the in table below. Configuration Prepare the Printer 70/92 ppm Printer Container Stacker 1 Container Stacker 2 1. Remove the 2000 sheet hopper. Standard Finisher DDP70e Standard Finisher DDP92/184 Reference Page 1 x x 8 2 x x x 8, 16 3 x x x 8, 21 4 x x x 8, 24 Paper Guide Lever M4 Screw 2000 Sheet Hopper 2. Turn the four leveling bolts until the casters do not touch the ground. 3. Place a level on the Printer frame and adjust the leveling bolts until horizontal level is achieved. Caster Floor Level Leveling Bolt Gap (Max 1mm) 1-10 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

16 4. Reinstall the 2000 Sheet Hopper. M4 Screw 2000 Sheet Hopper 184 ppm 1. Open the Front Cover of the printer and loosen the two M4 screws. (184 ppm only) 2. Pull the upper part of the Front Lower Cover forward and unhook it by lifting and pulling forward. Rear Engine Front Cover M4 Screw Front Lower Cover Hook Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-11

17 3. Turn the four leveling bolts until the casters no longer touch the floor. 4. Using a Level, adust the horizontal level of the rear engine. Rear Engine Caster Floor Leveling Bolt Gap (Max 1mm) Level Install Container Stacker 1 or 2 NOTE: These installation instructions apply to the 70, 92 and 184 ppm printers.when installing a Container Stacker on a 184 ppm printer, the word printer always refers to the Rear Engine unless otherwise specified. 1. Remove the two M3x8 screws and Static Electricity eliminator from the Printer. 2. Install the Guide Plate (U) with the Static Electricity eliminator using the two M3x8 screws.(the front is lettered on the surface). NOTE: Take care that nothing interferes with the static eliminator. 3. Install the Guide Plate (L) using the two M3x8 screws with washers. 4. Install Joint Bracket (U) and Joint Bracket (L) using the two M4x8 screws Container Stacker Installation Instructions

18 5. Install Joint Bracket (U) and Joint Bracket (L) using the two M4x8 screws. Guide Plate (L) Guide Plate (U) Static Electricity Eliminator M3x8 Screw M3x8 Screw with Washer M4x8 Screw M4x8 Screw Joint Bracket (L) Joint Bracket (U) 6. Remove the six M4 screws. Unhook the lower hook of the Rear Cover and remove the Rear Cover by lifting and pulling it forward. Rear Cover M4 Screws Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-13

19 7. Remove the six M4 Screws and the Rear Cover. Container Stacker 1 or 2 M4 Screws Rear Cover 8. Attach Container Stacker 1 or 2 to the Printer and loosely install the screws. M4x12 Screws M4x12 Screws Frame Projection Part NOTE: Refer to page 5 for instructions on opening Front Cover L Container Stacker Installation Instructions

20 9. Close Front Cover R to allow you to see the gap between the Printer and Container Stacker. Using the leveling bolts, adjust the height of the Container Stacker until the Container Stacker frame projection is level with the Printer Paper Guide projection. Adjust the horizontal level of the Container Stacker by placing a level on the stacker frame in the three locations shown below. Tighten the screws completely. Stacker Frame Printer Paper Guide Level Projection Projection Same Height Connection Part Details Front Cover L Leveling Bolts 10. Verify the gap at A, B, C, and D is nearly equal. Ã A Adjust the parallel gap C B D Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-15

21 11. Open the L Paper Guide A of the Container Stacker and make sure that the SB Cover can be opened. If the cover cannot be opened, repeat steps 8 and 9 to readjust the Container Stacker. L Paper Guide A SB Cover 1-16 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

22 12. Remove the OC P/K ass y from the Printer. Remove the CP411 P/K and CP P/K holder (70 ppm only). 13. Remove the OC P/K ass y and CP P/K holder from the Printer (92/184 ppm only). 14. Remove the nv-ram from the CP411 P/K using an IC gripper. Install the removed nv-ram into the CP417 P/K (70 ppm only) Ã CP P/K holder M4 Screw OC P/K ass y Dent side M4 Screw nv-ram CPXXX P/K CST AC Cable CST FG Cable M4 Screw 15. Connect the CST AC cable coming from the Container Stacker to J236 on the power supply of the Printer (Connection 1 on the figure below). At this time, connect the CE AC cable that was disconnected from J236 to the connector of the CST AC cable (Connection 2 on the figure below). 16. Mount the CST FG cable coming from Container Stacker side on the Printer frame using an M4 screw (Connection 3 on the following illustration). 17. Install the CP417 P/K on the CP P/K holder, and then install it and the board in the Printer. (70 ppm only) 18. Install the CP P/K holder and OC P/K ass y in the Printer (92/184 ppm only) 19. Connect the FNS IF cable of the 20 pin black connector coming from the Printer to the J680 connector of ST09X board in Container Stacker (Connection 4 on the figure below). Do not use the 4 pin white connector (Disconnection 2 on the following illustration). Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-17

23 20. Disconnect the 4 pin white connector of the DC IF cable of the Printer from the FNS IF cable (Disconnection 1 on the figure below), then connect it to the RB cable of the 4 pin white connector coming from Container Stacker (Connection 5 on the following illustration) (70/92 ppm only). NOTE: Put the cable through opening A of the Printer. On SW1 mounted on the CPXXX P/K, set switch No. 5 to ON and set switch No. 2 and No. 8 to OFF. (Front Engine of 184 ppm printer) 21. Connect the CS relay cable of accessory box of the printer to the 4 pin white connector of the FNS IF cable and the RB cable of the 4 pin white translucent connector of the Container Stacker (Connection 5 on the following illustration.) (184ppm only) 70/92 ppm CTS AC Cable M4 Screw (Connection 3) Opening A FNS IF Cable Disconnection 2 (4 pin white) Connection 4 (20 pin black) Connection 1 Disconnection 3 (2 pin white) Connection 2 CE AC Cable CST FG Cable DC IF Cable Connection 5 (4 pin white) RB Cable Disconnection 1 (4 pin white) CE AC Cable J23 PS Connector : 2 pin CST AC Cable Connector : 2 pin white Connection 1 and 2 Details 1-18 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

24 184 ppm CTS AC Cable M4 Screw (Connection 3) Opening A RB Cable à Connection 5 (4 pin white translucent) CS Relay Cable Connection 1 Connection 5 (4 pin white) Connection 2 Disconnection 3 (2 pin white) CE AC Cable CST FG Cable Connection 4 FNS IF Cable (20 pin black) (coming from Front Engine) CE AC Cable J23 PS Connector : 2 pin CST AC Cable Connector : 2 pin white Connection 1 and 2 Details Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-19

25 22. Install the Rear Cover of the Printer and the Rear Cover of the Container Stacker. M4 Screw 1-20 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

26 Installation of Container Stacker 2 and Container Stacker 1 1. Remove the two M3x8 Screws and Static Electricity eliminator from the Printer. NOTE: Refer to page 9 for installation of the Printer and the Container Stacker Attach the Guide Plate (U) with the Static Electricity eliminator using the two M3x8 Screws. 3. Install Joint Bracket (U) and Joint Bracket (L) using the two M4x8 Screws. Static Electricity Eliminator Container Stacker 2 Guide Plate M3 Screw Joint Bracket U M4x8 Screw Joint Bracket L Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-21

27 4. Remove the six M4 Screws and remove the Rear Cover from Container Stacker 1. Container Stacker 1 M4 Screws Rear Cover 5. Attach Container Stacker 1 to Container Stacker 2 and loosely install the screws Container Stacker 1 M4x12 Screws M4x12 Screws M4x12 Screws Frame Projection Part Container Stacker Container Stacker Installation Instructions

28 6. Close Front Cover R to allow you to see the gap between the Printer and Container Stacker. Using the leveling bolts, adjust the height of the Container Stacker until the Container Stacker frame projection is level with the Paper Guide projection. Adjust the horizontal level of the Container Stacker by placing a level on the stacker frame in the three locations shown. Tighten the screws completely. Level Stacker Frame Stacker Paper Guide Projection Projection Same Height Connection Part Details Front Cover L Leveling Bolts NOTE: Refer to page 5 for instructions on opening Front Cover L. 7. Verify the gap at A, B, C, and D are nearly equal. Adjust the gap in parallel A C B D Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-23

29 8. Connect the AF cable of 4 pin white connector coming from the Container Stacker 2 to the J680 on the ST09X P/K of the Container Stacker 1. (Connection 1 on the following illustration) 9. Take out the CST AC cable of 2 pin white connector from the Container Stacker 1 and connect it to the CST AC cable of 2 pin white connector of the Container Stacker 2. (Connection 2 on the following illustration) 10. Take out the RB cable from the Container Stacker 1 and connect it to the RB cable of Container Stacker 2. (Connection 3 on the following illustration) 11. Mount the CST FG cable coming from Container Stacker 1 on the frame of Container Stacker 2 using M4 Screw (Connection 4 on the following illustration). NOTE: Put the cable through opening A of the Printer. On SW1 mounted on the CPXXX P/K, set switch No. 4 and No. 5 to ON and set No. 2 and No. 8 to OFF. (Front Engine of 184 ppm) ÃRB cable (For Container Stacker 2) ÃÃRB cable (For Container Stacker 1)Ã Connection 3 AF cable (4 pin white) Printer Container Stacker 2 (W/ Through path) Container Stacker 1 (W/ Sample tray) M4 screw Connection 4 Connection 2 Opening A Connection 1 CST FG cable (2 pin white)ã (20 pin black) CST AC cable Disconnection 2 Disconnection 1 (2 pin white)ã (4 pin white)ã 70/92 ppm 184 ppm: Connect the CS Relay Cable (see Page 19 Step Container Stacker Installation Instructions

30 12. Install the Rear Covers of the Printer, Container Stacker 1 and Container Stacker 2. Printer Rear Cover M4 Screws Container Stacker 2 Rear Cover M4 Screws Container Stacker 1 Rear Cover Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-25

31 Installation of Container Stacker 2 and Standard Finisher Refer to Standard Finisher Installation Instruction for unpacking and preparation for installation of the Standard Finisher. Standard Finisher (70 ppm) 1. Remove the two M3 Screws and the Discharging Brush from Container Stacker Install the Guide Plate (G) together with the Discharging Brush and secure them with two M3 Screws. 3. Install the Guide Plate (H), Connecting Stay and Main MT Plate. Container Stacker 2 Connecting Stay Guide Plate (G) M4 Screws M3 Screws M3 Screws w/washer Static Electricity Eliminator M4 Screws Guide Plate (H) Main MT Plate 4. Remove the Rear Covers from the Printer, Container Stacker 2 and standard Finisher. NOTE: Refer to the Standard Finisher Installation Instruction regarding unpacking and installation of the Finisher Container Stacker Installation Instructions

32 5. Attach the Standard Finisher to the Container Stacker 2. Standard Finisher M4 Screws Container Stacker M4 Screws 6. Adjust the difference between the Stacker Paper Guide and the Printer Paper Guide to 0-3 mm. 7. Verify the gap of A, B, C, and D are nearly equal. If not, adjust the leveling bolts. Finisher Paper Guide 0 to 3 mm Container Stacker 2 Paper Guide Adjust the Parallel Gap C A B D Adjustment Bolt Loosen Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-27

33 8. Connect the AF cable of 4 pin white and 20 pin black connectors and coming from the Container Stacker 2 to the connectors CN9 and CN10 of the Finisher. (Connection 1 and 2 on the illustration below) NOTE: Put the cable through opening A of Container Stacker 2. On SW1 mounted on the CPXXX P/K of the Printer, set switch No. 5 and No. 8 to ON and set switch No. 2 to OFF. AF Cable Connection 2 Opening A (20 pin black) Printer Container Stacker 2 (with Throughpath) Standard Finisher Disconnection 1 Disconnection 2 (4 pin white) (2 pin white) 70/92 ppm 184 ppm: Connect the CS Relay Cable (see Page 19 Step 21). Connection 1 (4 pin white) 9. Install the Rear Covers of the Printer, Container Stacker 2 and Standard Finisher. Install the connecting cover between the Container Stacker and the Standard Finisher Container Stacker Installation Instructions

34 Standard Finisher (92/184 ppm) 1. Install the Joint Cover/U, Joint Cover/F, the Joint Cover/R, and the Main Fixed Plate/1. Joint cover / U M4x6 Truss screw 6-M4x6 TP screws Main Fixed Plate/ 1 Joint cover / R Main Fixed Plate/ 1 Joint cover / F Container Stacker 2 2. Remove the Rear Covers from Printer, Container Stacker 2 and Finisher NOTE: Refer to the Standard Finisher Installation Instruction regarding unpacking and installation of the Finisher. Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-29

35 Attach the Finisher to the Container Stacker 3. Fit the hooks on the Container Stacker installation plates (upper and lower) into the upper and lower holes on the Finisher as illustrated below, then lock them by pushing the Finisher to the back. CAUTION! When installing the Finisher take care not to hit the part A against the Printer. Holes M4x6 Screws Hooks Upper view Lower view Finisher Container Stacker 2 Finisher Container Stacker Container Stacker Installation Instructions

36 NOTE: If the gap between the Finisher and the Printer is not equal from top to bottom, adjust the height of the front and rear casters on the paper exit side of the Finisher. A A=B B Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-31

37 4. Connect the connector of the AF cable of the 4-pin white and 20-pin black connectors coming from the Container Stacker 2 to connector CN7 (4 pin) in the Finisher. 5. Pull the cable through the opening in Container Stacker 2 marked A (shown below). 6. On SW1, set the No. 5 and No. 8 switch to On and set the No. 2 switch to Off. AF cable Connection 2 (20 pin black) Printer Container Stacker 2 (W/ Through path) Standard Finisher Opening A Disconnection 1 (4 pin white) Disconnection 2 (2 pin white) Connection 1 (4 pin white) 7. Install the Rear Covers of the Printer, Container Stacker 2 and the Finisher Container Stacker Installation Instructions

38 Adjustment Adjust paper feed position of Hopper 1 1. Print the same size paper from Hopper 1 and Hopper 2 and check the paper feeding position. 2. If the configuration includes Container Stacker 1, check the paper feeding position on the sample tray. 3. If the configuration includes Container Stacker 2, open the top cover of Container Stacker 2, insert the cheater found in the Printer accessory box) in the interlock switch, and check the paper feeding position on the slit between Paper Guides. 4. Set a standard point in the sample tray and the frame of the Container Stacker and check the gap of the paper feeding position between Hopper 1 and Hopper 2 and whether the paper is closer to the front side or the rear side. a. When the paper from Hopper 1 is closer to the front side compared with the paper from Hopper 2, there is no need to add a Hopper spacer. b. If the paper from Hopper 1 is closer to the rear side by 1-2 mm compared with the paper from Hopper 2, add 1 piece of Hopper spacer at each location as shown in below. Container Stacker Installation Instructions 1-33

39 c. If the paper from Hopper 1 is closer to the rear side by 2 mm or more compared with the paper from Hopper 2, add 2 pieces of Hopper spacer at each location as shown below. 15 (20) (20) 100 (20) 100 Hopper Spacer Hopper Spacer 1-34 Container Stacker Installation Instructions

40 Appendix A Installation/Maintenance Area 70/92 ppm Printer and Container Stacker (665) 1, (622) (671) (2,565) Installation/Maintenance Area A-1

41 70/92 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 1 and Container Stacker (655) 1,200 A-2 Installation/Maintenance Area

42 70/92 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 2 and Standard Finisher 700 (655) 1, (1293) (572) 2,565 Installation/Maintenance Area A-3

43 184 ppm Printer and Container Stacker (665) 1200 (??: mm) Operator s Side Container Stacker 1 Server Printer (LB184A) Maintenance Area A-4 Installation/Maintenance Area

44 184 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, and Container Stacker (665) 1200 Container Stacker 1 Printer (LB184A) Server High capacity hopper Operator s Side Maintenance Area Installation/Maintenance Area A-5

45 184 ppm Printer, Container Stacker 1, and Container Stacker (665) 1200 Container Stacker 1 Container Stacker 2 Printer (LB184A) Server Operator s Side Maintenance Area A-6 Installation/Maintenance Area

46 184 ppm Printer, HIgh Capacity Hopper, and Container Stacker 1 and (665) 1200 Container Stacker 1 Container Stacker 2 Printer (LB184A) Server High capacity hopper Operator s Side Maintenance Area Installation/Maintenance Area A-7

47 184 ppm Printer, Container Stacker 2, and Standard Finisher (665) 1200 Standard Finisher Container Stacker 2 Printer (LB184A) Server Operator s Side Maintenance Area A-8 Installation/Maintenance Area

48 184 ppm Printer, High Capacity Hopper, Container Stacker 2, and Standard Finisher (665) 1200 Standard Finisher Container Stacker 2 Printer (LB184A) Server High capacity hopper Operator s Side Maintenance Area Installation/Maintenance Area A-9

49 A-10 Installation/Maintenance Area