DBM 500 Instruction

Dynamic Booklet Maker
Instruction Manual
[120V, 220-240V]
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
DUPLO CORPORATION, located at 1-6, Oyama 4-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken 229-1180, Japan, declares that the following product,
Name of product Model

• Stitcher Folder, DBM-500 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Trimmer, DBM-500T 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Stacker, DBM-SS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Stacker, DBM-LS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Kicker DBM-K DC24V. Class III
complies with the provisions defined by the regulations listed below.
Regulation : Machinery Directive 98 / 37 / EC under EN292-1 (1991), EN292-2 (1991), prEN1010-1 (2002), prEN1010-4 (2001),
EN60204-1 (1997).
Low Voltage Directive 73 / 23 / EEC under IEC60950 (1999) including EN60950 (2000) deviations.
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89 / 336 / EEC under EN61000-3-2 (2000) , EN61000-3-3 (1995 ) + A1 : 2001.
EN61000-6-2 (2001).EN61000-6-4 (2001).
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ÜBEREINSTIMMUNGSERKLÄRUNG
Die DUPLO CORPORATION mit Sitz in 1-6, Oyama 4-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken 229-1180, Japan, versichert, daß das folgende
produkt,
Bezeichnung des Produkts Modell

• Draht-HEFT/SCHWERT-LAGEN-FALZMASCHINE, DBM-500 220–240V 50/60Hz
• BROSCHUREN FRONTSCHNEIDE-MASCHINE, DBM-500T 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Papier-Glattstoss-Einrichtung, DBM-SS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Papier-Glattstoss-Einrichtung, DBM-LS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Zubehör teile PAPIERVORSCHUBEINHEIT, DBM-K DC24V. Class III
Entspricht den Bestimmungen, wie sie durch die unten aufgeführten Vorschriften definiert sind.
Vorschriften : Maschinenrichtlinie 98 / 37 / EC nach EN292-1 (1991), EN292-2 (1991), prEN1010-1 (2002), prEN1010-4 (2001), EN60204-1
(1997).
EWG-Niederspannungsrichtlinie 73 / 23 / EWG unter IEC60950 (1999) und EN60950 (2000).Abweichungen
Richtlinie über die elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit 89 / 336 / EWG unter EN61000-3-2 (2000) EN61000-3-3 (1995)
+ A1 : 2001.EN61000-6-2 (2001).EN61000-6-4 (2001).
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DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE
DUPLO CORPORATION, située à 1-6, Oyama 4-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken 229-1180, Japon, déclare que le produit suivant ;
Nom du produit Modèle

• PLQUEUSE / PLIEUSE, DBM-500 220–240V 50/60Hz
• ROGNEUSE, DBM-500T 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Empileuse, DBM-SS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Empileuse, DBM-LS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• accessoire EJECTEUR DBM-K DC24V. Class III
est conforme aux dispositions définies par les réglementations suivantes ;
Réglementations : Directive sur les machines 98 / 37 / EC en application de EN292-1 (1991), EN292-2 (1991), prEN1010-1 (2002), prEN1010-4
(2001), EN60204-1 (1997).
Directive sur la basse tension 73 / 23 / EEC en application de IEC60950 (1999) et EN60950 (2000) derogations.
Directive de compatibilité électromagnétique 89 / 336 / EEC d’après EN61000-3-2 (2000) EN61000-3-3 (1995)
+ A1 : 2001.EN61000-6-2 (2001).EN61000-6-4 (2001).
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DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITÁ
DUPLO COPRORATION sita a 1-6, Oyama 4-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken 229-1180, Japan, dichiara che il seguente prodotto,
Nome del prodotto Modello

• Rilegatrice, DBM-500 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Regolatore, DBM-500T 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Impilatore, DBM-SS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Impilatore, DBM-LS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Estrattore, DBM-K DC24V. Class III
è conforme ai requisiti definiti dalle norme sotto elencate.
Direttiva Bassa Tensione : Direttiva sui macchinari 98 / 37 / CE in base a EN292-1 (1991), EN292-2 (1991), prEN1010-1 (2002), prEN1010-4
(2001), EN60204-1 (1997).
Direttiva relativa alle apparecchiature a bassa tensione 73 / 23 / CEE in base a IEC60950 (1999) incluso EN60950
(2000) deviazioni.
Direttiva EMC 89 / 336 / CEE in base a EN61000-3-2 (2000) EN61000-3-3 (1995) + A1 : 2001.EN61000-6-2
(2001).EN61000-6-4 (2001).
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DECLARACIÓN DE CONFORMIDAD
DUPLO CORPORATION, con domicilio en 1-6, Oyama 4-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken 229-1180, Japan, declara que el producto
siguiente,
Nombre del producto Modelos

• Realizador de folletos dinámico, DBM-500 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Cortadora, DBM-500T 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Apilador, DBM-SS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Apilador, DBM-LS1 220-240V 50/60Hz
• Desplazadora, DBM-K DC24V. Class III
Cumple las disposiciones definidas por las siguientes reglamentaciones.
Reglamentaciones : Directiva 98 / 37 / CE sobre máquinas bajo EN292-1 (1991), EN292-2 (1991), prEN1010-1 (2002), prEN1010-4 (2001),
EN60204-1 (1997).
Directiva sobre baja tensión 73 / 23 / CEE bajo IEC60950 (1999) incluyendo las derogaciones EN60950 (2000).
Directiva sobre CEM89 / 336 / CEE bajo EN61000-3-2 (2000) EN61000-3-3 (1995) + A1 : 2001.EN61000-6-2
(2001).EN61000-6-4 (2001).
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Applicable to the 120 V machine

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required
to correct the interference at his own expense.
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this Duplo equipment. To ensure correct usage, please read this
instruction manual thoroughly, especially the section entitled "Safety Precautions".
The aim of this instruction manual is to ensure safe and proper use of the equipment.
For this reason, do not attempt to remodel, modify or adapt this equipment or to use it for any other
purpose than that intended by the manufacturer.
After reading, please keep this instruction manual handy for future reference.
CONTENTS
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................ 2 9. VARIOUS SETTINGS .................................... 49
9-1. Fine Adjustment Menu .................................. 49
2. USAGE PRECAUTIONS ................................. 5
9-2. Option Menus ................................................ 54
2-1. Power Supply .................................................. 5
9-3. Accessory Menus .......................................... 56
2-2. Operating Environment ................................... 5
9-4. Adjusting the Press Pressure and Conveyance
2-3. Storage Conditions ......................................... 5
Pressure ........................................................ 59
3. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ............................. 6 9-5. Adjusting the Saddle Stitching Guide/Side
3-1. External Parts ................................................. 6 Stitching Guide .............................................. 59
3-2. Internal Parts ................................................... 8 10. ERROR MESSAGES ..................................... 60
3-3. Downstream Unit (Optional) .......................... 11 10-1. Emergency Stop ........................................... 60
3-4. Accessories ................................................... 11 10-2. Covers ........................................................... 60
4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF CONTROL 10-3. Paper Jam ..................................................... 61
PANEL (MAIN MENU) ................................... 12 10-4. Wire Feed Detection ..................................... 61
10-5. Paper Tray Full ............................................. 61
5. PREPARING FOR BINDING ......................... 14
10-6. Motor Error .................................................... 62
5-1. Power ON ..................................................... 14
10-7. Service Person Error ..................................... 62
5-2. Binding Procedure ........................................ 15
10-8. Shutter .......................................................... 62
5-3. Binding Settings ............................................ 19
11. CORRECTING PAPER JAMS ...................... 63
6. SADDLE STITCHING BINDING
PROCEDURE ................................................ 26 12. STITCHER HEAD .......................................... 64
6-1. Binding Settings ............................................ 26 12-1. Names and Functions ................................... 64
6-2. Changing Size ............................................... 29 12-2. Wire ............................................................... 65
6-3. Adjustments Using the Step Mode ................ 29 12-3. Feeding the Wire ........................................... 66
6-4. Checking the Bound State ............................ 32 12-4. Stitching Tests .............................................. 68
12-5. Removing Wire ............................................. 69
7. SIDE STITCHING/CORNER STITCHING
12-6. Adjustments .................................................. 70
BINDING PROCEDURE ................................ 34
12-7. Maintenance ................................................. 71
7-2. Changing Size ............................................... 37 13. TROUBLESHOOTING .................................. 72
7-3. Adjustments Using the Step Mode ................ 38 14. CLEANING .................................................... 74
7-4. Checking the Bound State ............................ 41
15. SPECIFICATIONS ......................................... 75
8. NO-STITCHING FOLDING BINDING
PROCEDURE ................................................ 42
8-2. Changing Size ............................................... 44
8-3. Adjustments Using the Step Mode ................ 45
8-4. Checking the Bound State ............................ 47
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1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Always observe the cautions and warnings given below to prevent personal injury or property
damage.
The degree of danger and damage that could occur is indicated on two levels by the
following marks.
WARNING: Ignoring this mark could result in the possibility of serious injury
or even death.
CAUTION: Ignoring this mark could result in the possibility of injury or
physical damage.
The following graphic symbols indicate the various types of action to be performed
or avoided.
This graphic symbol indicates a forbidden action.

means “Do not disassemble.”
means “Do not touch.”
This graphic symbol indicates actions that must be performed.
means “Disconnect the power plug.”
WARNING:
Do not place metal objects or vessels containing liquids on top of the unit. The entry of
any metal object or liquid could result in a fire or an electrical shock.
Do not insert any metal or easily-combustible object inside this unit. This could result in
a fire or an electrical shock.
Do not touch or insert foreign objects into any rotating part during operation. This could
result in injury.
Do not remove the cover or back panel. This unit contains high-voltage components that
could cause an electrical shock.
Do not disassemble, modify or repair this unit. There is a danger of fire, electrical shock
or injury. Contact your dealer when repairs are necessary.
Use only the power supply voltage specified on the main nameplate. Using other
voltages could result in a fire or an electrical shock.
Keep this unit and the power cord away from heaters and heater vents. Excessive heat
could melt the cover or power cord covering, and result in a fire or an electrical shock.
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Do not use flammable sprays or solvent inside or near the unit (e.g. when cleaning the
unit).
Such flammable gas or solvent may ignite and cause a fire or combustion.
Make sure that the combined power consumption of the appliances to be connected
does not exceed the capacity rating of the power outlets or plug receptacles. Exceeding
the capacity rating could cause the power outlets, plug receptacles, or power extension
cords to overheat and catch a fire.
Remove any dust that accumulates on the power plug prongs and the surface of the plug
from which the prongs extend. Accumulated dust could result in a fire.
If any foreign object such as metal or liquid should enter this unit, immediately turn the
unit off at the power switch and disconnect the power plug from the power outlet. Failure
to do so could result in a fire or an electrical shock. Contact your dealer immediately.
Do not damage the power cord or power plug. (Do not scratch, alter, bend, twist, pull or
place heavy objects on the power cord or power plug.)
This could result in damage, a fire or an electrical shock.
Always grip the plug when disconnecting the power plug from the power outlet. Forcibly
pulling on the power cord could cause damage, resulting in a fire or an electrical shock.
Do not touch the power plug or power switch with wet hands. This could result in an
electrical shock.
Before cleaning this unit, turn the unit off at the power switch and disconnect the power
plug from the power outlet. Accidental operation of the unit during cleaning could result
in injury.
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Safety
The following shows the location of the safety devices and warning/Caution label.
Top cover (Back)
Top cover (Front)
Emergency Stop Switch
Shutter
Labels are pasted to ensure the safety of users. Do not remove nor change them.
Note If a label becomes dirty or missing, be sure to contact your dealer for a new one.
The actual control panel and emergency stop switch of this machine may be located opposite to the locations shown
in the above figure.
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2. USAGE PRECAUTIONS
2-1. Power Supply
• This equipment shall be installed near the socket-outlet where the plug on the power
supply cord is easily accessible.
• Make sure the power supply used is always within the following range.
220-240V AC 50Hz/120V AC 60H
• When you power other appliances from the same AC outlet, make sure that the combined
power consumption does not exceed the power supply capacity.
Rated power of this equipment : 3.8A/6.5A
2-2. Operating Environment

Operate this unit in the following environment:
• where the temperature range is between 5 and 35°C/41 and 95°F,
• where the humidity range is between 20 and 85%RH (no dew condensation),
• which is not subject to direct sunlight,
• which is subject to little or no vibration,
• where there are no harmful chemicals,
• which is reasonably free from dust,
• which is free from air-borne salt, and
• where the equipment will not be exposed to water.
2-3. Storage Conditions

Store this unit in the following environment:
• where the temperature range is between –10 and +50°C/14 and 122°F,
• where the humidity range is between 10 and 85%RH (no dew condensation),
• which is not subject to direct sunlight,
• which is subject to little or no vibration,
• where there are no harmful chemicals,
• which is reasonably free from dust,
• which is free from air-borne salt, and
• where the equipment will not be exposed to water.
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3. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
3-1. External Parts
In this manual, the left side of the paper conveyance direction is indicated as L side and the right side as R side.
4 Paper direction
L side
3
2
R side
bl
bm
6
7
8
1 9
bk 5
No. Name Function
1 Power switch Refer to “5-1. Power ON”. ( Refer to page 14.)
2 Emergency stop button Press to stop the machine in emergency. Paper being fed will stop halfway. To resume
operations, remove this paper. To stop the machine normally, use the [Stop Key] on
the upstream unit or this machine.
To release this switch, rotate it to the right.
3 Front top cover Cover for ensuring user safety

This machine will not operate if open.
4 Rear top cover Cover for ensuring user safety

This machine will not operate if open.
5 Option connector Optional power connector
6 E port connector-1 Connects the E port cable from the upstream unit.
7 E port connector-2 Connects the E port cable to the downstream unit.
8 D port connector-1 Connects the D port cable from the upstream unit.
9 D port connector-2 Connects the D port cable to the downstream unit.
bk Power cord Supplies power to this machine.
bl Remote switch Refer to “5-1. Power ON”. ( Refer to page 14.)
bm Stacker connector Connects the power cord of the belt stacker.
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bn
bo
ck
R side
L side
bt bp
cl
cm
Paper direction
bs
br
cp cp
cn
bq co
No. Name Function
bn Wire reel Stitches paper
bo Control panel Refer to “Description of Control Panel”. ( Refer to page 12.)
bp Folding stopper adjustment dial Adjusts the angle of the folding stopper to correct folding misalignment.
bq Deflector strip Holds booklets sent to the side stitching stacker.
br Side stitching stacker Receives booklets which are side stitched (corner stitched).
bs Stacker plate Receives booklets which are saddle stitched, and folded.
When stacked poor due to small booklet size, use it at upper position.
bt Belt stacker Sends booklets folded into two to the stacker plate.
Connect the power cord plug of the Belt Stacker Unit to the outlet of the DBM-500
ck Paper guide wheel Holds paper sent to the stacker and feeds to the stacker plate.
cl Shutter Opening for inserting the handle Normally leave closed.

This machine will not operate if the shutter is open. ( Refer to pages 63 and 74.)
cm Handle Used to remove jammed paper and clean the folding stopper
cn Side stitching stopper Stops booklets which have been side stitched (corner stitched).
co Side stitching stopper adjustment Adjusts the position of the side stitching stopper.
knob
cp Ejection roller Ejects side stitched (corner stitched) booklets.
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3-2. Internal Parts
Paper direction
3 3 1 1 4
2 2
5 6
5
7
When the conveyance roller open
No. Name Function
1 Stitcher head Binds paper with wire.
2 Side jogger Aligns the sides of paper.
3 Side stitching stopper Rises during side stitching (corner stitching) to stop paper.
4 Side stitching guide Prevents paper from curling during side stitching (corner stitching).
5 Back jogger Aligns the leading and trailing edges of paper.
6 Conveyance driven roller Helps to convey paper to the paper alignment section.
7 Conveyance roller lifting handle Lift to remove paper jammed at the paper alignment section.
8 Conveyance roller Conveys paper to the paper alignment section.
8
Paper direction
bl bn
bl
bm
bk
9
bm
No. Name Function
9 Saddle stitching stopper Rises to stop paper during saddle stitching.
bk Ejection driven roller Helps to deliver stitched booklets to the folder.
bl Saddle stitching guide Prevents paper from curling during saddle stitching.
The height can be adjusted. ( Refer to page 59.)
bm Folding side guide Holds both ends of booklets during folding.
bn Ejection roller Ejects stitched booklets to the folder.
9
Paper direction
bp
bp bo bs
“Roller attaching position”
bo
br
br bq
bq
bt
bp
ck
ck
No. Name Function
bo Folding roller Roller for folding booklets into two
bp Press roller Presses booklets folded into two.
bq Pressure adjustment hook Adjusts the pressure of the press roller.
br Conveyance pressure adjustment Switches the conveyance pressure of booklets folded into two.
hook
bs Folding stopper Stops booklets during folding.
bt Folding back guide lifting handle Lift to remove booklets when paper jams at the folding unit.
ck Folding back guide Presses the ends of booklets during folding.
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3-3. Downstream Unit (Optional)
DBM-500T (Optional)
This machine
DBM-K (Optional)
DBM-LSI (Optional)
3-4. Accessories
Paper guide wheel Adjusting handle Corner stitching paper holder
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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF CONTROL
PANEL (MAIN MENU)
The control panel is composed of the touch panel and numerical pad.
The following describes the main menu which is the standard screen displayed normally, and the numerical pad.
1 5 2 6 3 7 4 bq br
MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0

01
00000
9 bp bm bn bk bl bo 8 bs ck cl bt
[Touch Panel] [Numerical Pad]
No. Name Function
1 Main menu tab Displays the main menu.
2 Fine adjustment menu tab Displays fine adjustment menus. ( Refer to page 49.)
3 Option menu tab Displays option menus. ( Refer to page 54.)
4 Accessory menu tab Displays accessory menus. ( Refer to page 56.)
5 Stitch setting display Displays the stitch setting of the memory number currently selected.
Indicates that saddle stitching is selected.
Indicates that side stitching (corner stitching) is selected.
Indicates that “Stitch Off” is selected.
6 Fold setting display Displays the fold setting of the memory number currently selected.
Indicates that “Fold On” is selected.
Indicates that “Fold Off” is selected.
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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF CONTROL PANEL (MAIN MENU)
No. Name Function
7 Trim setting display Displays the trim setting of the memory number currently selected.
Note: This is not displayed when not connected with the DBM-500T, or when “Fold Off”
is selected.
Indicates that “Trim On” is selected.
Indicates that “Trim Off” is selected.
8 Sheet size display Displays the paper size of the memory number currently selected in the following
format.
length x width finished length after trimming
Note: “Finished length after trimming” is not displayed when not connected with the
DBM-500T, or when “Trim Off” is selected.
9 Memory number display Displays the memory number of the binding mode currently selected.
bk Memory number selection key Selects the memory number.

The selected memory number is displayed at “ 9 Memory number display”, and the
settings are displayed at5 8
to .
bl Setting key Displays the setting menu of the memory number of the binding mode currently
selected.
bm Processed number display Displays the number of sets processed by this machine.
bn Processed number clear key Clears the “Processed number display” to 0.

Press for more than 1 second.
bo Size change key Changes the settings of the memory number currently selected.
bp Message display Displays messages.
bq Numerical keys Enters values such as paper size, etc.
br Clear key bq Numerical keys” to 0.

Clears the value entered using “
bs Return key Confirms values entered using “bq Numerical keys” to 0.
bt Jog key Step-ejects paper forcibly. ( Refer to page 16.)

ck Start key Starts the system.

cl Stop key Stops the system including this machine.
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5. PREPARING FOR BINDING
5-1. Power ON
This machine has a power switch and remote switch.
Turn On the power switch, and set the remote switch to
“ ”.
As the power of this machine is turned On/Off together
with the power switch of the upstream unit by the remote Remote switch
function, there is no need to turn On and Off these two
switches for this machine.
To turn the power of this machine On/Off by

Note
itself, set the remote switch to “I” and the
power switch On.
When operating the remote switch, do so after
turning Off the power switch.
If an upstream unit is connected, do not turn
On/Off the power of this machine by itself.
This may cause the machine to operate
abnormally.
Be sure to turn On/Off the power switch of the
upstream unit instead.
Power switch
Power switch
DBM-LS1 DBM-500T This machine LUL-HM DC-10/60
When DC-10/60 is connected
DBM-LS1 DBM-500T This machine DSF-2000

Power switch
When DSF-2000 is connected
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5-2. Binding Procedure

Memory No. Size change key Clear key
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0

01
00000
Processed Processed Message Return key Start key Stop key Jog key
number display number clear key
❊ Memory No.
The memory number consists of 1 to 12 for registering binding setting (binding mode) such as paper size, stitching, and
folding to each memory.
Default settings at shipment are as follows.
Memory No. Paper size (mm) (inch) Stitching Folding

1 420 x 297 (A3) (17.00 x 11.00 (Double letter)) Saddle stitching Folding
2 297 x 210 (A4) (11.00 x 08.50 (Letter)) Saddle stitching Folding
3 210 x 297 (A4) (08.50 x 11.00 (Letter)) Side stitching No folding
4 210 x 148 (A5) (08.50 x 05.83 (Letter)) Saddle stitching Folding
5 364 x 257 (B4) (08.50 x 05.83) Saddle stitching Folding
6 257 x 182 (B5) (10.12 x 07.17) Saddle stitching Folding
7 182 x 257 (B5) (07.17 x 10.12) Side stitching No folding
8 431.8 x 279.4 (17.00 x 11.00) Saddle stitching Folding
10 215.9 x 355.6 (08.50 x 14.00) Side stitching No folding
12 215.9 x 279.4 (08.50 x 11.00) Side stitching No folding
Each memory number can be overwritten.

Register the 12 settings usually used for convenience.
Select the memory number of the binding mode to be used, change the size and begin binding. ( Refer to page 16.)
Memory No. 1 to 12 can also be set so that settings are not overwritten. ( Refer to page 55.)
About Memory No. 0

Use Memory No. 0 to set a binding mode that is slightly different from the current settings just only for this time.
The settings set at Memory No. 0 cannot be saved.
Select a memory number from Memory No. 1 to 12, and change the size. Then select Memory No. 0. The same settings as
the memory number for which size was changed will be displayed.
Press the [Setting key] on the touch panel, and change the binding mode using Memory No. 0.
Press the [Return key] on the touch panel to confirm the settings of Memory No. 0.
Change the size again to proceed with the binding work.
Settings of the previously selected memory number are not updated so that the original settings can be selected again.
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❊ Size change
Size change is the process of returning guides to their standard points once, and then moving them to the positions set
according to the settings of the memory number selected. Pressing the [Size Change key] changes the size.
This process is required after the power is turned on, and after the memory number is changed. When the message display
shows “Perform paper size change” and the [Size Change key] blinks, size change is also required. Normally, the stitcher
will not return to its standard point.
But pressing the [Size Change key] while pressing the [Clear key] returns the stitcher to its standard position and moves it
to the set position.
While “Perform paper size change” is displayed, this machine will not operate.
Note
❊ Processed number display

Counts up the number of sets normally processed. The display can be reset to 0 using the [Processed number clear key].
The count is reset to 0 when the power is turned off.
❊ Starting/stopping processing
Pressing the [Start key] of this machine or the upstream machine starts processing. Pressing the [Stop key] ejects all
paper being processed, after which this machine stops. If an error occurs during processing, this machine will stop according
to the situation. If an error of the emergency stop switch, top cover, or shutter occurs during processing, the machine will
also stop immediately.
❊ Step-ejection
Pressing the [Jog key] binds paper left in the machine and ejects them.
Perform the following procedure using the [Jog key].
1. This machine will keep running while the [Jog key] is held down.
2. When the [Jog key] is released, paper inside the machine will to be stitched or folded, and move to next step. The
machine will then wait for the next jog key operation.
When paper jams inside the machine, a paper jam message appears and the machine stops. However, visually check the
machine because the machine will stop due to paper jam without displaying the paper jam message in some cases. In
such cases, open the top cover and remove the paper.
3. When conveyance is being carried out continuously, press the [Jog key] several time to execute stitching or folding, and
eject the processed sets.
If paper is forcibly ejected by the upstream unit, this machine will also perform conveyance motion.
Note The paper will stop at the stitching area but this machine will not advance the paper fed.
Open the top cover and remove the paper conveyed to this machine.
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❊ Aligning the paper passage lines

After preparing this machine for binding operations, check
that the paper passage line is aligned to that of the
upstream unit.
When paper conveyed from the upstream unit is conveyed
to this machine, check that there is even space between Side jogger Side jogger
the left and right side joggers and paper.
If not even, adjust the position of this machine to avoid
paper jams.
Move this machine at other fine adjustment screens of the Paper
fine adjustment menu, until the space becomes even.
( Refer to page 53.)
Space Space
❊ Stitching range
Saddle stitching
Stitching is carried out at the positions indicated by the
pointer.
Normally, stitching is done at two positions. Pointer
* This can be increased to four positions by factory Stitching position label
options.
When paper is more than 140 mm/5.51 inch wide, the

standard stitching width is determined by the ratio of 1:2:1.
(2.36) (2.36)
60
Stitching width is the center to center distance between Stitching position

1
180 (7.09)
the two stitches. However, if the stitching position lies

240 (9.45)
Paper conveyance direction

60
inside the stitch prohibited area, it will be set at a position

: 2 :
avoiding this area.

(2.36) (2.36)
60
For example, if the paper width is 240 mm/9.45 inch,

stitching is carried out at the 60 mm/2.36 inch and 180 mm Stitching position
60
1
/7.09 inch positions from the paper edge.
When less than 140 mm/5.51 inch, the stitching width is Unit: mm (inch)
70 mm/2.76 inch (minimum stitching width).
The stitching width (the ratio) can be changed. ( Refer

to page 51.)
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The stitching position cannot be within 15 mm/0.59

inch) from both edges of the paper.
(0.59)
15
The stitching width cannot be within 70 mm/2.76 inch.
Stitching position
(2.76) (2.76)
120 to 356
35 35
Stitching position
(0.59)
15
Center line of paper width
Unstitchable area
Unit: mm (inch)
Side stitching (corner stitching)

The stitching position is about 6 mm/0.24 inch from the
leading edge of the paper, and cannot be changed
Paper width
vertically.
The stitching position along the width of the paper is the Paper conveyance direction
same as saddle stitching.
6 (0.24) Unit: mm (inch)
❊ Stitch prohibited area

The position at which the folding knife and a stitch
coincide is called the stitch prohibited area. Stitching position label Mark (Stitch prohibited area)
During folding operations, the folding knife may bend the A
stitch if they touch.
When a standard stitching position determined by the
paper width entered is inside the stitch prohibited area, the
position avoids this area automatically. Pointer
A
When adjusting the stitching width, avoid the
Note
stitching prohibited area.
Make sure the mark does not enter area A
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❊ When paper is fed at an upstream unit

(Refer to the instruction manual on upstream unit for details of manual feed)
There is a need to enter values for “processed sheets” and “number of jogs” on the control panel.
( Refer to “Option Menu 2” on page 54 for “number of jogs” and “Option Menu 3” on page 55 for “processed sheets”.)
Set the number of jogs to two or three times, and increase this number if paper alignment is poor.
Manual feeding from DC-10/60, DC-8/32

Set only the number of sheets to be inserted at LUL-HM at “processed sheets”.
Merging-collation mode with DC-10/60 or DC-8/32

Set the total number of sheets fed from the LUL-HM and the collator at “processed sheets”.
Manual feeding from DSF-2000

After feeding one set of paper into this machine, press the [Jog key] of this machine. Binding operation starts.
In normal operations, “processed sheets” and “number of jogs” are automatically set, and need not be entered.
❊ Precautions on connecting and using DSF-2000

When using DSF-2000 in the random mode or as a barcode kit or intelligent kit, there is a need to enter the “processed
sheets” on the control panel of this machine beforehand.
At this time, the processed sheets differ according to the set. Enter the minimum number of sheets of each set at “processed
sheets”.
5-3. Binding Settings

Perform binding settings. Memory number selection key
Select the memory number whose setting is to be
changed, and press the [Setting key]. MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
The memory number to be used can be saved at the last.
If not saving, use Memory No. 0. ( Refer to page 15.)
420. 0 x 210 . 0 207. 0

01
00250
Memory No. Setting key

<Main Menu> Screen
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❊ Selecting the binding mode

Select the binding mode.
4 1 2 5 3
Set the stitching mode.
To perform saddle stitching, select “1 Saddle
stitching”, to perform side stitching, select “2 Side
stitching”, and if not performing stitching, select “3
Stitch Off”.
Select “2 Side stitching” also for corner stitching.
Selecting “Saddle stitching” automatically sets the

folding mode to “Fold On”. (Can be changed)
Selecting “Side stitching” automatically sets the
folding mode to “Fold Off” and the trimming mode
to “Trim Off”. (Can be changed)
Set the folding mode. To perform folding, select

“4 Fold On”. If not performing folding, select “5 6 7 Cancel key Forth key
Fold Off”. <Select Binding Mode> Screen
Selecting “Fold Off” sets the trimming mode to

“Trim Off”.
Set the trimming mode. To perform trimming, select

“6 Trim On”. If not performing trimming, select “7
Trim Off”.
(When DBM-500T is not connected, or when “Fold
Off” is selected, “Trim On” cannot be selected.)
After setting the binding mode, press the [Forth key] to

proceed to the [Enter paper size] screen.
Pressing the [Cancel key] cancels the values entered,
and then returns to the main menu.
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❊ Entering paper size

Enter the paper length and width.
Standard values for the stitching/folding positions and Paper conveyance direction
stitching width are displayed according to the paper size Paper length
entered. 420. 0
Pressing inside the box showing a value resets the value
Paper width
to 0. Enter the desired values using the [Numerical keys], 297. 0 Stitching
width
and press the [Return key] on the numerical pad to Stitching 148. 5
confirm. Pressing the box again before pressing the position
[Return key] returns the original value.
210. 0 Back key
Folding position Forth key

Note
The values of this screen have been finely 210. 0
adjusted and will not change even when changed.
<Enter Paper Size> Screen
Entering the paper length Enter the paper length.

Range of input Saddle stitching: 170.0 to 500.0 mm/6.69 to 19.68 inch
Stitch Off: 170.0 to 500.0 mm/6.69 to 19.68 inch
Side stitching (Corner stitching): 140.0 to 364.0 mm/5.51 to 14.33 inch
(Side stitchable length: Above 182.0 mm/7.17 inch)
* When set to “Fold On”: 170.0 to 364.0 mm/6.69 to 14.33 inch
Entering the paper width Enter the paper width.
Range of input Saddle stitching and Stitch Off: 120.0 to 356.0 mm/4.72 to 14.02 inch
Side stitching (Corner stitching): 210.0 to 356.0 mm/8.27 to 14.02 inch
Stitching position display Length from the paper leading edge to stitching position.
When the paper length is entered, the standard stitching position will automatically be set.
(Can be changed)
* Standard stitching position: (Paper length ÷ 2) mm/inch
Range of input Saddle stitching: 85.0 to 250.0 mm/3.35 to 9.84 inch
(However, the difference with the paper length is in the range of 85 to 359 mm/3.35 to 14.24
inch)
Folding position display Length from the paper leading edge to stitching position.
When the paper length is entered, the standard folding position will automatically be set. (Can
be changed)
* Standard folding position: (Paper length ÷ 2) mm/inch
Range of input 85.0 to 250.0 mm/3.35 to 9.84 inch
(However, the difference with the paper length is in the range of 85 to 250 mm/3.35 to 9.84
inch)
Stitching width display The width between both stitches.
When the paper width is entered, the standard width will automatically be set. (Can be
changed)
However, if the paper width is less than 140 mm/5.51 inch, the stitching width will be set to
70.0 mm/2.76 inch (minimum stitching interval).
The stitching position will also avoid the stitch prohibited area.
Range of input From 70.0 mm/2.76 inch to (Paper width –30.0 mm/1.18 inch)
Stitching cannot be carried out within 15 mm/0.59 inch from the side edges.
After entering the paper size, press the [Forth key] to proceed to the next step.
When the binding mode is set to “Trim On”, the “Set Trimming Position” screen will appear. If set to “Trim Off”, the [Confirm
Settings] screen will appear.
As paper size is restricted according to binding conditions, the machine will not proceed to the next step if the paper size
entered is not appropriate.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Select Binding Mode> screen.
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❊ Setting the trimming position (When DBM-500T is connected and [Trim On] is selected)
1 Displaying the trimming position 1 Trimming width

This is the finished length after trimming.
When the paper length is entered, the standard
stitching position will automatically be set. (Can be
changed)
* Standard trimming position: (Paper length ÷ 2) – 3
mm/0.12 inch
Pressing inside the box showing a value resets the

value to 0. 207. 0
Enter the finished length using the [Numerical keys]
on the numerical pad, and then press the [Return key]
to confirm.
Pressing the box again before pressing the [Return
key] returns the original value.
Range of input: 75.0 to 250.0 mm/2.95 to 9.84 inch Back key Return key
(Trimming width should be within 75 mm/2.95 inch) <Set Trimming Position> Screen
After entering the trimming position, press the [Forth key]
to proceed to the <Confirm settings> screen.
Pressing the [Back key] returns the <Enter paper size>
screen.
❊ Confirming settings
Make sure that the values entered are all correct, and then
press the [Return key] on the touch panel.
Pressing the [Return key] saves the settings of the
memory number and returns to the “Main Menu” screen.
Pressing the [Return key] returns to the Setting the
trimming position screen when “Trim On” is set, and
returns to the <Enter Paper Size> screen when “Trim Off”
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0
is set.
Back key Return key

<Confirm Setting> Screen
❊ Adjusting the position of the paper guide wheel when the trimmer is not connected
Where the fore-edge of booklets touches the outlet as Setscrew DBM-500

shown, set the wheels at about 30 mm/1.18 inch from the
book spine. Outlet
Loosen the setscrew and move the paper guide wheel.
If the booklet is widely open, and cannot be

Note
conveyed properly, move the paper guide wheel Paper guide wheel Booklet
closer to the outlet.
Setscrew
DBM-500
Book spine Fore-edge
Stacker Outlet
30 mm (1.18 inch)
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❊ Size change
Press the [Size Change key] for more than one second to
change the size.
When size change completes, a beep sounds.
This machine moves left and right.

Note
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0
01
00000
Perform paper size change
Size change key

<Main Menu> Screen
❊ Adjustments using the step mode <Fine adjustment menu>
After changing the size, perform fine adjustments of each function in the step mode.
When the step mode completes, the newly adjusted value is saved as the new setting of the memory number.
Load actually bound paper into the upstream unit, and prepare to start adjustments.
Values shown in the Main Menu screen are replaced by values adjusted not only in the fine adjustment screen but also
Note
in the step mode. However, the values shown in the setting screens of each Memory Number will remain the same.
They show values originally entered.
Step Mode key Trim On/Off key
Starting the step mode MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR

When the DBM-500T is connected, select whether to trim
sets bound in the step mode using the [Trim On/Off key].
On: Trims. Set to trim booklets.

Off: No trimming. Set to check stitching and folding
positions.
The setting of the [Trim On/Off key] has priority during

the step mode, regardless of whether trimming has been
set or not at the memory number used.
Pressing the [Step Mode key] in the fine adjustment

menu proceeds to the <Stitcher Adjustment> screen. <Fine Adjustment Menu> Screen
<Stitcher Adjustment> Screen

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Pressing the [Start key] of the upstream unit or this

Paper direction
machine conveys one set of paper from the upstream unit
to the stitching stopper.
To terminate the step mode halfway through, press the Side jogger Side jogger
[Stop key] of this machine.
Open the top cover and remove the paper remaining
Paper
inside the machine.
Conveyance roller
lifting handle
Back jogger
Back jogger
Paper direction Conveyance roller lifting handle

“Opened state of conveyance roller”
Adjustments at the stitching section 1 2 3 4 5 bk

Adjust the positions of the side jogger and back jogger for
aligning paper using the [Fine Adjustment key].
Adjust the position using keys 1 to 4 and 6 to 9.
Perform jogging using keys 5 and bk.
Adjust so that the joggers touch the paper edges lightly.
After adjusting, press the bl [Stitch key].
Stitching is performed, and the booklet advances to the
folding stopper.
When set to “Stitch Off”, the set advances to the folding
stopper without stitching.
When set to “Side stitching (corner stitching)” or “Fold
Off”, the booklet is ejected to the side stitching stacker.
blStitch key 6 8 79
1 Fine adjustment of side jogger The side jogger moves inward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
2 Fine adjustment of side jogger The side jogger moves inward by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
3 Fine adjustment of side jogger The side jogger moves outward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
4 Fine adjustment of side jogger The side jogger moves outward by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
5 Side jogger operations Activates the side jogger once.
6 Fine adjustment of back jogger The back jogger moves backward by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch.
7 Fine adjustment of back jogger The back jogger moves backward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
8 Fine adjustment of back jogger The back jogger moves forward by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch.
9 Fine adjustment of back jogger The back jogger moves forward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
bk Back jogger operations Activates the back jogger once.
bl Stitch key Stitches the set. The booklet is conveyed to the folding stopper and stops.
When set to “Fold Off” for side stitching (corner stitching), the booklet is ejected to the side
stitching stacker, and the step mode ends.
Fine adjustments can be performed only within the range of ±5 mm/±0.20 inch after size change. If the paper size
Note
entered and that actually used differ by more than 5 mm/0.20 inch, the difference is beyond adjustment. In this case,
enter the correct paper size again, and perform the size change.
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Adjustments at the folding section 1 2 3 4 5 bk

(When [Fold On] is selected)
Adjust the positions of the folding side guides and folding
back guides using the [Fine Adjustment key].
Adjust so that the guides touch the booklet edges lightly.
After adjusting, press the bl [Fold key].
The booklets are folded and ejected, and the step mode
ends.
If ON is selected using the [Trim On/Off key] at the
start of the step mode, booklets are trimmed and
ejected.
blFold key 68 79
<Folder Adjustment> Screen
Folding back Folding back guide

guide
Folding side guide
Folding side guide
“Opened state of folding back guide”
1 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
2 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 0.2 mm / 0.008 inch.
3 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves outward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
4 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves outward by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
5 Folding side guide operations Activates the folding side guide once.
6 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves backward by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch.
7 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves backward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
8 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves forward by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch.
9 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves forward by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
bk Folding back guide operations Activates the folding back guide once.
bl Fold key Booklets are ejected after folding, and the step mode ends.
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6. SADDLE STITCHING BINDING PROCEDURE
Select the memory number whose settings are to be Memory number selection key
changed using the [Memory number selection key] and
press the [Setting key]. The “Select Binding Mode” MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
screen appears.
The settings of the memory number selected are saved.

If there is no need to save, use memory No. 0. ( Refer
to page 15.)
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0
01
00000

<Main Menu> Screen
The following describes the procedure for the conditions:

A3 vertical (length 420 mm/17.00 inch x width 297 mm/11.00 inch), saddle stitching, fold On, trimming On
Step
1 Selecting the binding mode

Fold On key Saddle Stitching key
1 Setting the stitching mode.

Press the [Saddle Stitching key] to set “Saddle
stitching”.
The folding mode is automatically set to “Fold On”.
2 Set the trimming mode.

Pressing the [Trim On key], set “Trim On”.
If DBM-500T is not connected, or when

Note
“Fold Off” is selected, “Trim On” cannot
be selected.
After setting the binding mode, press the [Forth key] and
Trim On key Trim Off key Cancel key Forth key
proceed to the <Enter Paper Size> screen.
Pressing the [Cancel key] cancels the values entered and <Select Binding Mode> Screen
returns to the main menu.
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Step
2 Entering the paper size
Enter the paper length and width. Standard values for the stitching/folding position and stitching width are displayed
according to the paper size entered.
Pressing inside the box showing a value resets the value to 0.
Enter the desired values using the [Numerical keys], and press the [Return key] on the numerical pad to confirm. Pressing
the box again before pressing the [Return key] returns the original value.
2 1 5
420. 0
297. 0
148. 5
210. 0
210. 0
3 4 Back key Forth key Return key Numerical keys

<Enter Paper Size> Screen <Numerical Pad>
1 Enter the length of the paper.

Press the box 1, and enter “4200/16.54”.
Press the [Return key] to confirm the value.
Range of input: 170.0 to 500.0 mm/6.69 to 19.69 inch
The stitching position is displayed.

The value from the leading edge of the paper to the stitching position is displayed.
When the paper length is entered, the standard stitching position will automatically be displayed.
Here, it is displayed as “210.0/08.27” (420 ÷ 2 = 210/16.54 ÷ 2 = 8.27).
To change the value, press the box 3, and enter the desired value.
Range of input: 85.0 to 250.0/3.35 to 9.84 (Difference with the paper length should be within 85 to 359 mm/3.35 to
14.13 inch)
The folding position is displayed.

The value from the leading edge of the paper to the folding position is displayed.
When the paper length is entered, the standard folding position will automatically be displayed.
* Standard folding position: (Paper length ÷ 2) mm/inch
Range of input: 85.0 to 250.0/3.35 to 9.84 (Difference with the paper length should be within 85 to 250 mm/3.35 to
9.84 inch)
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2 Enter the width of the paper.

The stitching width is displayed.

The stitching position interval is displayed.
When the paper width is entered, the standard stitching width will automatically be displayed.
* Standard stitching width: (Paper width ÷ 2) mm/inch
Here, it is displayed as “148.5/5.85” (297 ÷ 2 = 148.5/11.69 ÷ 2 = 5.85).
When paper width is below 140 mm/5.51 inch, stitching width will always be 70 mm/2.76 inch.
When the standard stitching width set by the paper width entered is inside a stitch prohibited area, a value
avoiding this area will be displayed.
When adjusting the stitching width, avoid the stitching prohibited areas.
Note
Range of input: From 70.0/2.76 (Paper width –30.0 mm/1.18 inch)
After entering the paper size, press the [Forth key] and proceed to the <Set Trimming Position> screen.
Step
3 Setting the trimming position
This is the finished length after trimming. 1 Trimming width

When the paper length is entered, the standard trimming
position will automatically be displayed.
The standard trimming width is 3 mm/0.12 inch.
* Standard trimming position: (Paper length ÷ 2) – 3 mm/
0.12 inch
Here, it is displayed as “207.0/8.15” (420 ÷ 2) – 3 = 207/

(16.54 ÷ 2) – 0.12 = 16.54.
If not changing this value, proceed onto the next step. 207. 0
To change the finished length, press the box 1 to reset
the value displayed to 0, and enter the desired value.

(Trimming width within 75 mm/2.95 inch)
Pressing the box again while entering the value returns Back key Forth key
the original value. <Set Trimming Position> Screen
to proceed to the “Confirm Settings” screen.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Enter Paper Size>
screen.
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Step
4 Confirming settings
Make sure that the values entered are all corect, and then
memory number and returns to the <Main Menu> screen.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Set Trimming
Position> screen.
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0
Back key Return key

<Confirm Settings> Screen
6-2. Changing Size

change the size. MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR

Note
420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0
01
00000
Size change key

<MAIN MENU> Screen
6-3. Adjustments Using the Step Mode

Note
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❊ Starting the step mode <Fine adjustment menu>

Step mode key Trim On/Off key
If the DBM-500T is connected, select whether to trim sets
bound in the step mode using the [Trim On/Off key]. MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
ON: Trims. Set to trim booklets.
OFF: No trimming. Set to check stitching and folding
positions.

set or not at the memory number.

menu proceeds to the <Stitcher Adjustment> screen.

to the saddle stitching stopper. <Fine Adjustment Menu> Screen
To terminate the step mode halfway through, press the

inside the machine.
❊ Adjustments at the stitching section
Adjust the positions of the side jogger and back jogger for 1 2 3 4 5 bk
aligning paper using the [Fine adjustment key].
Stitching is perfomed, and the booklet advances to the
folding stopper.
bl Stitch key 6 8 7 9
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Note
❊ Adjustments at the folding section (When [Fold On] is selected)

Adjust the positions of the folding side guides and folding back guides using the [Fine Adjustment key].
The booklets are folded and ejected, and the step mode ends.
If ON is selected using the [Trim On/Off key] at the start of the step mode, booklets are trimmed and ejected.
1 2 3 4 5 bk Folding back guide

Folding back
guide
Folding side guide
Folding side guide
blFold key 68 79
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2 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
6-4. Checking the Bound State

Check the sample booklets after adjustment.
When paper alignment is poor

Adjust the side jogger and back jogger again. ( Refer to page 30.)
When the stitching position and folding position do not match

Move the stitching position to the folding position
Adjust the position using the [Stitch Position Fine Adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 50.)
Move the folding position to the stitching position
Adjust the position using the [Fold Position Fine Adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 50.)
When the stitching position and folding position match, and both are to be moved
Adjust the position using the [Stitch Position Fine Adjustment key] and [Fold Position Fine Adjustment key].
To adjust the stitching width

Adjust the position using the [Stitching Width Fine Adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 51.)
When folded skewed

Adjust the angle of the folding stopper using the folding stopper adjustment dial.
Folding stopper adjustment dial
Rotate clockwise
Rotate counterclockwise
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If the stitching position is inside the stitching prohibited

area shown on the stitching position label ( refer to
page 18), folding misalignment may occur. Change the Pointer
stitching width using the [Stitching Width Fine Stitching position label
Adjustment key] and adjust so that it is outside this
area. ( Refer to page 51.)
Folding misalignment may also occur if the folding side
guides are set too narrow or wide.
Perform adjustments in the step mode again, and
check the position of the folding side guides.
If the booklet rides onto the folding side guide or jams,
gradually increase the value of “stitching side jogger
open timing” on the option menu. Stitching position label Mark (Stitch prohibited area)
The standard value is 0. ( Refer to page 54.)
However, paper may jam at the stitching section if too
many sheets of paper are fed.
Adjust the position of the folding back guide roller.
Loosen the locknut, and move the folding back guide Pointer
roller to the trail edge using the knobscrew. This holds
down the booklet and prevents folding misalignment.
Knobscrew
Lock nut
Folding back guide roller
Booklet
Trail edge
Knobscrew
Locknut
When booklet alignment is poor at the belt stacker

Change the conveyance time of the belt stacker at accessory menu 2. ( Refer to page 57.)
If there are too many sheets, or when paper is thick, set a long conveyance time.
If booklet alignment is still poor after adjusting the conveyance time, replace the paper guide wheel with one for large
size paper. (Not available for paper less than 121 mm/4.76 inch)
If booklet alignment is still poor, loosen the knob screw and move the paper guide wheel to the main body.
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7. SIDE STITCHING/CORNER
STITCHING BINDING PROCEDURE
press the [Setting key]. The <Select Binding Mode> MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
screen appears.

to page 15.) 210. 0 x 297 . 0
03
00000

<Main Menu> Screen

A4 horizontal (length 210 mm/8.50 inch x width 297 mm/11.00 inch), side stitching, folding Off, trimming Off.
Step

The stitching position is about 6 mm/0.24 inch from the
leading edge of the paper and cannot be changed
vertically.
Leading edge
1
Front
Back
Setting the stitching mode. Stitching position
Press the [Side Stitching key] to set “Side

stitching”. (Select side stitching even for corner
stitching.)
The folding mode is automatically set to “Fold Off”.
(Can be changed.) 6 mm (0.24 inch)
When set to “Fold Off”, the trimming mode cannot
be selected.
Fold On key Side Stitching key Fold Off key
Press the [Fold On key] to set “Fold On”.
This allows selection of the trimming mode.
To trim, press the [Trim On key] and set “Trim
On”.
If DBM-500T is not connected, or when

Note
be selected.
proceed to the <Enter Paper Size> screen .
Pressing the [Cancel key] cancels the values entered and

<Select Binding Mode> Screen
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7. SIDE STITCHING/CORNER STITCHING BINDING PROCEDURE
Step
Enter the paper length and width. Standard values for stitching width are displayed according to the paper size entered.
Pressing inside the box showing a value resets the value to 0. Enter the desired values using the [Numerical keys], and
press the [Return key] on the numerical pad to confirm.
Pressing the box again before pressing the [Return key] returns the original value.
2 3 1
210. 0
297. 0 148. 5
Return key Numerical keys

<Fold Off> Screen <Numerical Pad>

Press the [Return key] to confirm the value. 2 3 1
Range of input:
Fold Off : 140.0 to 364.0 mm/0.59 to 14.33 inch
Fold On : 170.0 to 364.0 mm/6.69 to 14.33 inch 210. 0
(The foldable length is above 182.0 mm/7.16 inch.)
The folding position is displayed when set to 297. 0 148. 5

[Fold On].
The value from the leading edge of the paper to the
folding position is displayed.
When the paper length is entered, the standard folding 105. 0
∗ Standard folding position: (Paper length ÷ 2) mm/
inch
Here, it is displayed as “105.0/4.13” (210 ÷ 2 = 105.0/
8.27 ÷ 2 = 4.13).
4 Forth key Back key
To change the value, press the box 4, and enter the <Fold On> Screen
desired value.
The box 4 is not displayed when set to “Fold

Note
Off”.

Range of input: 120.0 to 356.0 mm/4.72 to 14.02 inch (The foldable width is above 210.0 mm/0.85 inch.)
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The stitching width is displayed.

The stitching position interval is displayed.
When the paper width is entered, the standard stitching width will automatically be displayed.
∗ Standard stitching width: (Paper width ÷ 2) mm/inch
Here, it is displayed as “148.5/5.85” (297 ÷ 2 = 148.5/11.69 ÷ 2 = 5.85).
When paper width is below 140 mm, stitching width will always be 70 mm/2.76 inch.
For corner stitching, enter the value “Paper width –30.0 mm/1.18 inch” (stitches at the 15.0 mm/0.59 inch position
from the side edge of the paper).
Range of input: From 70.0/2.76 (Paper width –30.0 mm/1.18 inch)
After entering the paper size, press the [Forth key] and proceed to the <Confirm Settings> screen.
If set to “Trim On”, proceed to the “Set Trimming Position” screen.
Step
3 Setting the trimming position (When set to [Trim On])
This is the finished length after trimming. 1 Trimming width

The standard trimming width is 3 mm/0.12 inch.
∗ Standard trimming position: (Paper length ÷ 2) – 3 mm/
0.12 inch
Here, it is displayed as “102.0/4.02” (210 ÷ 2) – 3 = 102.0/

(8.27 ÷ 2) – 0.12 = 4.02.
If not changing this value, proceed onto the next step. 102 . 0

Back key Forth key
Pressing the box again while entering the value returns <Set Trimming Position> Screen
the original value.

to proceed to the <Confirm Settings> screen.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Enter Paper Size>
screen.
Step
Position> screen if set to “Trim On”, and returns to the 210. 0 x 297 . 0
<Enter Paper Size> screen if set to “Trim Off”.
Back key Return key

36 <Confirm Settings> Screen
7-2. Changing Size

change the size.

Note
210. 0 x 297 . 0
03
00000
Size change key

“Main Menu” Screen
❊ Corner-stitching
Perform the following procedure after changing the size.

Stitching at the R side
When the stitching width is set above 220 mm/8.66 inch,
loosen the knobscrew of the clamp L, move the clamp to
the end of the R side, and secure. R side
When the stitching width is set below 219 mm/8.62 inch, Handle
loosen the knobscrew of the clamp L, move the clamp to
the end of the L side, and secure. Knobscrew
Turn Off the wire feed detection unit of the L side. ( Clamp L
Refer to page 54.)
Replace the corner stitching guide of the folding side
guide. Clamp R
L side

Clamp L
Stitching at the L side

Secure the clamp L at the back of the stitcher head with
the knob screw.
Move the clamp R to the L side by lifting the handle. Corner stitching guide
Turn Off the wire feed detection unit of the R side. (
Refer to page 54.)
Folding side guide
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Note
If the DBM-500T is connected, select whether to trim sets Step mode key Trim On/Off key
bound in the step mode using the [Trim On/Off key].
ON: Trims. Set to trim booklets.
OFF: No trimming. Set to check stitching and folding
positions.


“ON” cannot be selected when set to “Trim Off”.
Pressing the [Start key] of the upstream unit or this <Fine Adjustment Menu> Screen
to the side stitching stopper.

inside the machine.
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1 2 3 4 5 bk
aligning paper using the [Fine Adjustment key].
folding stopper.
blStitch key 6 8 79
bl Stitch key Paper is stitched, ejected, and the step mode ends.
When set to “Fold On”, the paper is conveyed to the folding stopper after stitching. (
Refer to page 40.)
Note
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❊ Adjustments at the folding section (When [Folding On] is selected)

Adjust the positions of the folding side guides and folding
back guides using the [Fine Adjustment key]. 1 2 3 4 5 bk
The booklets are folded and ejected, and the step mode
ends.
If ON is selected using the [Trim On/Off key] at the

start of the step mode, booklets are trimmed and
ejected.
bl Fold key 68 79
Folding back guide

Folding back
guide
Folding side guide
Folding side guide
2 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
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When paper alignment is poor

Adjust the side jogger and back jogger again. ( Refer to page 39.)
Check the height of the side stitching guide.
If the guide is too high, paper may ride onto the side stitching stopper.
If too low, paper alignment may deteriorate due to resistance.
When stitched booklets are not ejected to the side stitching stacker smoothly
Are the folding side guides properly positioned for the paper width?
If too narrow, ejection defects or paper jam may occur.
Perform adjustments using the [Folding Side Guide position fine adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 52.)
Is the height of the saddle stitching guide appropriate?
Adjust so that it is higher than the paper thickness. ( Refer to page 59.)
If the booklets stop in front of the saddle stitching stacker, move the folding back guide forward using the [Folding
Back Guide position fine adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 53.)
When the paper receiving state of the side stitching stacker is unaligned
Adjust the stacker guide position according to the paper size.
If the leading edge of the booklet is caught by the stitches of the booklets ejected first, adjust the position of the
stopper smaller than the paper size.
When side (corner) stitched booklets frequently ride onto the stopper
If side (corner) stitched booklets frequently ride onto the stopper, slow down the feeding speed from the collator.
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8. NO-STITCHING FOLDING BINDING
PROCEDURE
press the [Setting key]. The <Select Binding Mode> MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
screen appears.

to page 15.) 420. 0 x 297 . 0
01
00000

<Main Menu> Screen

A3 vertical (length 420 mm/17.00 inch x width 297 mm/11.00 inch), stitching Off, folding On, trimming Off.
Step
Select the binding mode. Fold On key Stitch Off key
1 Setting the stitching mode.

Press the [Saddle Off key] to set “Stitching Off”.
2 Set the folding mode.

Press the [Fold On key] and set “Fold On”.
3 Set the trimming mode.

Press the [Trim Off key] to set “Trim Off”.
To trim, press the [Trim On key] to set “Trim On”.
At this time, as the paper is not stitched, paper may
deviate while trimming.
Note If DBM-500T is not connected, or when
be selected.
proceed to the <Enter Paper Size> screen .
Pressing the [Cancel key] cancels the values entered and
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8. NO-STITCHING FOLDING BINDING PROCEDURE
Step
Enter the paper length and width. Standard values for the folding position are displayed according to the paper size entered.
Pressing inside the box showing a value resets the value to 0.
Enter the desired value using the [Numerical keys], and press the [Return key] on the numerical pad to confirm the value.
Pressing the box again while entering the value returns to the original value.
2 1
420. 0
297. 0
210. 0
3 Back key Forth key Return key Numerical keys

<Enter Paper Size> Screen <Numerical Pad>

The folding position is displayed.

The value from the leading edge of the paper to the folding position is displayed.
When the paper length is entered, the standard folding position will automatically be displayed.
* Standard folding position: (Paper length ÷ 2) mm /inch
Range of input: 85.0 to 250.0/3.35 to 9.84) (Difference with the paper length should be within 85 to 250 mm/3.35 to
9.84 inch)

After entering the paper size, press the [Forth key] and proceed to the <Set Trimming Position> screen.
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Step
Position> screen when set to “Trim On”, and returns to the
<Enter Paper Size> screen when set to “Trim Off”.
420. 0 x 297 . 0
Back key Return key

<Confirm Settings> Screen
Step
4 Setting the trimming position (When set to “Trim On”)
(As the paper is not stitched, paper may deviate while trimming)
This is the finished length after trimming.

1 Trimming width

∗ Standard trimming position: (Paper length ÷ 2) – 3 mm
(0.12 inch)
Here, it is displayed as “207.0/8.15” (420 ÷ 2) – 3 = 207.0/

(16.54 ÷ 2) – 0.12 = 8.15.
If not changing this value, proceed onto the next step.
207. 0
Pressing the box again while entering the value returns to
the original value. Back key Forth key
<Set Trimming Position> Screen
to proceed to the <Confirming settings> screen.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Enter Paper
Size> screen.
8-2. Changing Size

Press the [Size Change key] for more than one second to MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
change the size.

Note 420. 0 x 297 . 0
01
00000
Size change key

44 <Main Menu> Screen

Note

Step mode key Trim On/Off key
If the DBM-500T is connected, select whether to trim sets
bound in the step mode using the [Trim On/Off key].
On: Trims. Set to trim booklets.
Off: No trimming. Set to check stitching and folding
positions.



machine conveys one set of paper from the upstream unit <Fine Adjustment Menu> Screen
to the side stitching stopper.

inside the machine.
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1 2 3 4 5 bk
aligning paper using the [Fine adjustment key].
folding stopper.
bl Stitch key 6 8 7 9
Note
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❊ Adjustments at the folding section (When [Fold On] is selected)
Adjust the positions of the folding side guides and folding back guides using the [Fine Adjustment key].
The booklets are folded and ejected, and the step mode ends.
If ON is selected using the [Trim On/Off key] at the start of the step mode, booklets are trimmed and ejected.
1 23 4 5 bk
Folding back guide
Folding back
guide
bl Fold key 68 79
<Folder Adjustment> Screen Folding side guide
1 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 1 mm / 0.04 inch.
2 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves inward by about 0.2 mm / 0.008 inch.
3 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves outward by about 1 mm / 0.04 inch.
4 Fine adjustment of folding side guide The folding side guide moves outward by about 0.2 mm / 0.008 inch.
6 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves backward by about 0.1 mm / 0.004 inch.
7 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves backward by about 1 mm / 0.04 inch.
8 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves forward by about 0.1 mm / 0.004 inch.
9 Fine adjustment of folding back guide The folding back guide moves forward by about 1 mm / 0.04 inch.

When folding position has deviated

Adjust the position using the [Fold Position fine adjustment key]. ( Refer to page 50.)
When folding deviates skewed

Adjust the angle of the folding stopper using the folding stopper adjustment dial.
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Folding stopper adjustment dial
Rotate clockwise
Rotate counterclockwise
Folding misalignment may also occur if the folding side guides are too narrow or wide.
Perform adjustments in the step mode again, and check the positions of the folding side guides. ( Refer to page 47.)
If the booklet rides onto the folding side guide or jams, gradually increase the value of “stitching side jogger open timing”
on the option menu. The standard value is 0. ( Refer to page 54.)
However, paper may jam at the stitching section if too many sheets of paper are fed.
Adjust the position of the folding back guide roller.
Loosen the locknut, and move the folding back guide roller to the trail edge using the knobscrew.
This holds down the booklet and prevents folding misalignment.
Knobscrew
Lock nut
Booklet
Trail edge
Knobscrew
Locknut
When booklet alignment is poor at the belt stacker

Change the conveyance time of the belt stacker at accessory menu 2. ( Refer to page 57.)
If there are too many sheets, or when paper is thick, set a long conveyance time.
If booklet alignment is still poor after adjusting the conveyance time, replace the paper guide wheel with one for large
size paper. (Not available for paper less than 121 mm/4.76 inch.)
If booklet alignment is still poor, loosen the knob screw and move the paper guide wheel to the main body.
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS 9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
9-1. Fine Adjustment Menu

The fine adjustment menu consists of the step mode and 3 1 4 5 62
fine adjustment items. This section describes the fine
adjustment items. MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
For details of the step mode, refer to “5. Binding
Preparations” ( page 23).
Values set for the fine adjustment menu are saved in the
memory number used.
7 8 9 bk
<Fine Adjustment Menu> Screen
1 Step Mode key Press to set the mode which finely adjusts paper alignment at the stitching and folding
sections.
For details, refer to “5. Binding Preparations” ( page 23).
2 Step Mode/Trimming On/Off key Press to determine whether to trim or not in the step mode.
Trimming is carried out when On is displayed.
Press to display On and Off.
3 Stitch Position fine adjustment key Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the stitching position.
4 Fold Position fine adjustment key Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the folding position.
5 Stitch Fold position fine adjustment Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the stitching folding position.
key
6 Stitching Width position fine Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the stitching width.
adjustment key
7 Side Jogger position fine Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the side jogger position.
adjustment key
8 Folding Side guide position fine Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the folding side guide position.
adjustment key
9 Folding Back Guide position fine Press to move to the screen for finely adjusting the folding back guide position.
adjustment key
bk Other setting position fine Press to move to the screen for other fine adjustments.
adjustment key
Adjustments of 3 to bk can be changed while the machine is running.

However, poor booklets may result from the folding/stitching timing and the fine adjustment timing.
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Stitching position fine adjustment screen

2 3 4 5
Press the [Stitch position fine adjustment key].
The saddle stitching stopper and back jogger are moved
to finely adjust the stitching position.
They can be moved within ±5 mm/±0.20 inch from the
position set at the memory number.
To move outside this range, change the setting of the
stitching position of the memory number, and perform the
size change procedure.
1 Length from paper leading edge to stitching position. 210. 0

(A3/LGR example)
2 Stitching position moves forward by about 0.1 mm/
0.004 inch.
3 Stitching position moves forward by about 1 mm/0.04
inch. 1 Back key
4 Stitching position moves backward by about 1 mm/
0.04 inch.
5
Leading edge
Stitching position moves backward by about 0.1 mm/
0.004 inch.
Front
Back
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the fine adjustment
menu.
Stitching position
❊ Folding position fine adjustment screen
Press the [Fold position fine adjustment key].

2 3 4 5
The folding stopper and folding back guide are moved to
finely adjust the folding position.
1 Length from paper leading edge to folding position. 210. 0

(A3/LGR example)
2 Folding position moves forward by about 0.1 mm/0.004
inch.
3 Folding position moves forward by about 1 mm/0.04
inch.
1 Back key
4 Folding position moves backward by about 1 mm/0.04
inch.
5
Leading edge
Folding position moves backward by about 0.1 mm/

0.004 inch.
Front
Back

menu.
Folding position
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Stitching/folding fine adjustment screen
Press the [Stitch Fold position fine adjustment key].

1 2 3 4
The saddle stitching stopper, back jogger, folding stopper,
and folding back guide are moved all together at the same
time to finely adjust the stitching/folding position.
1 Stitching/folding position moves forward by about 0.1

mm together.
2 Stitching/folding position moves forward by about 1
mm together.
3 Stitching/folding position moves backward by about 1 Back key
mm (0.04 inch).
4 Stitching/folding position moves backward by about 0.1
Leading edge
mm (0.004 inch).
Front
Back
menu.
Stitching/folding position
❊ Stitching width fine adjustment screen

2 3 1
Press the [Stitching Width fine adjustment key].
Move the position of the stitcher to finely adjust the
stitching width.
Stitching width is the length between the centers of two
stitches. The stitching positions are symmetrical with the
paper width as the center.
The stitcher can be moved within ±5 mm/±0.20 inch from 148. 5
the position set at the memory number.
1 Stitching width length (A3/LGR example)

2 Stitching width is about 1 mm/0.04inch narrower.
3 Stitching width is about 1 mm/0.04inch wider. Back key
menu.
Center of
B
paper
A
A=B
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Side jogger position fine adjustment screen
Press the [Side Jogger position fine adjustment key]. 2 3 4 5

Finely adjusts the distance between the left and right side
joggers.
The side joggers can be moved within ±5 mm/±0.20 inch
from the position set at the memory number.
1 Distance between the left and right stitching side

joggers.
2 Distance decreases by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch. 2 97. 0
3 Distance decreases by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
4 Distance increases by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
5 Distance increases by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
1 Back key
menu.
❊ Folding Side Guide position fine adjustment screen
Press the [Folding Side Guide position fine adjustment 1 2 3 4

key].
Finely adjusts the distance between the left and right
folding side guides.
1 Distance decreases by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.

2 Distance decreases by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
3 Distance increases by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
4 Distance increases by about 0.2 mm/0.008 inch.
menu.
Back key
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Folding Back Guide position fine adjustment screen
Press the [Folding Back Guide position fine 1 2

adjustment key].
Finely adjusts the position of the folding back guide.
1 The folding back guide moves forward by about 1 mm/

0.04 inch.
2 The folding back guide moves backward by about
1 mm/0.04 inch.
menu.
Back key
Back
Leading edge
Front
Folding back guide
❊ Other setting position fine adjustment screen
Press the [Other setting position fine adjustment key] 1

to perform other fine adjustments.
1 Finely adjust the distance between folding rollers.

Normally, as the distance is automatically adjusted
according to the number of processed sheets, this
setting is not required.
Adjust within the –5 to +5 range using the [ / keys].
0 is the standard setting, +5 is the maximum (the
distance between rollers is wide), and –5 is the
minimum (the distance is narrow).
This setting is returned to 0 when size change is
performed.
2 Finely adjust the position of this machine to the left and

right to align with the paper passage line from the 2 Back key
upstream unit. Press key
Pressing the [ / keys] moves this machine by about
1 mm as indicated in the figure. Paper direction
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the fine adjustment Upstream
DBM-500
menu. unit
Press key
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
9-2. Option Menus
❊ Option Menu 1
1 Changes the opening timing of the side joggers. Can Switching key
be changed within 0 to 10 range using the [ / keys].
0 is the standard setting. 0 is the fastest opening MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
timing, and +10 the slowest.
If stitched paper jams without being ejected from the 1

stitching section, set to minus gradually.
If stitched paper is ejected skewed, and jams at the 2
folding section, set to plus gradually.
2 Set the folding conveyance belt to always On or Off. 3

Pressing the [Switching key] switches between the
On and Off display.
Normally use Off.
In the Stitch Off, Fold On mode, set to ON, because
continuous belt running keeps pressing booklets
against the folding stopper, resulting in stable Switching key Forth key
operations. <Option Menu 1> Screen
3 Set the wire feed detection to On or Off.

L1 is the left stitcher in respect to the paper
conveyance direction, and R1 is the right stitcher.
On and Off display.
Pressing the [Forth key] proceeds to the option menu 2
screen.
❊ Option Menu 2
1 When connected with the sheet feeder DSF-2000, jog

operations are performed once at the stitching section MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
for every specified number of sheets during paper
feed.
This number of sheets can be set between 2 and 9
1 5
sheets only when the DSF-2000 is connected.
2 Set the number of jogs at the stitching section. (
2 5
Refer to page 19.)
This can be set between 1 and 9 times. 3
At start, the upstream unit compares the processing
speed suitable for the number of jogs set on this
machine and the processing speed set at the upstream
unit, and starts operations with the slower processing
speed.
Stitch test key Back key Forth key
If the processing speed of the upstream unit is
changed, the number of jogs of this machine will also <Option Menu 2> Screen
be changed automatically.
3 Refer to “Stitching Tests”. ( Refer to page 68.)
Pressing the [Forth key] proceeds to the Option Menu
3.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the Option Menu 1.
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Option Menu 3
1 Switches the oscillation stroke of the side jogger. MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
The oscillation stroke consists of two types; 5 mm
(0.20 inch) and 2 mm/0.08 inch.
Normally use 5 mm/0.20 inch. 1
Select 2 mm/0.08 inch when using DSF-2000 if paper
moves skewed when conveyed and jams at the 2 25
stitching section.
Selects oscillation stroke 2 mm/0.08 inch.

3
Selects oscillation stroke 5 mm/0.20 inch.
2 When feeding sheets by hand, or merging hand-fed Contrast key Back key Forth key
sheets with the sheets from the collator, set the total
<Option Menu 3> Screen
number of sheets to be processed. Normally, this is
automatically set based upon information from the
upstream unit, and need not be set. ( Refer to [ LCD CONTRAST ] END
page 19.)
Pressing the box with a value displayed blinks the box
and resets the value to “0”.
Enter the desired value using the [Numerical keys],
and press the [Return key] on the numerical pad. The
box stops blinking and the value is confirmed.
Pressing the box while entering the value returns to the
original value.
The number of sheets can be set between 2 and 25 for
“Fold On” and 2 and 50 for “Fold Off”.
3 Pressing the [Contrast key] displays the “Contrast
Adjustment” Screen.
Adjust using the and keys. <Contrast Adjustment> Screen
The screen changes simultaneously with each touch.
Set to a clear brightness.
Press “END” to end operations.
Pressing the [Forth key] proceeds to the Option Menu
4.
❊ Option Menu 4
This menu locks settings of each memory number such as ON state

paper size, binding mode, etc.
Settings of locked memory numbers cannot be changed.
Pressing the key icon switches between the On/Off state.
Back key OFF state

<Option Menu 4> Screen
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
9-3. Accessory Menus

1 Pressing the [Trimmer key] moves to the screen for Trimmer key Stacker key Kicker key
setting the trimmer (DBM-500T).
This can be selected only when the trimmer is MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR
connected.
* The trimmer (DBM-500T) is optional.
2 Pressing the [Stacker key] moves to the screen for
setting the belt stacker.
* The stacker (DBM-LS1) is optional.
3 Pressing the [Kicker key] moves to the screen for
setting the kicker.
* The kicker (DBM-K) is optional.
<Accessory Menu> Screen
❊ Trimmer Settings 1
Adjust the finished length (length from book spine to fore- 5 4 1 3 2

edge).
Press the [Trimmer key].
1 Finished length
2 Increases by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch.
3 Increases by about 1 mm/ 0.04 inch.
4 Decreases by about 1 mm/0.04 inch.
5 Decreases by about 0.1 mm/0.004 inch. 145. 5
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the Accessory
Menu.
Pressing the [Forth key] proceeds to the <Trimmer
Setting 2> screen.
Back key Forth key

<Trimmer Setting 1> Screen
Trimmer stopper Spine Booklet Blade
Fore-edge
Short Long
Finished length
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Trimmer Settings 2
1 Adjust the driving time of the conveyance belt. The

standard setting is 1. Driving time can be selected
between 0 and 10 using the [ / keys]. Increasing
the value increases the driving time.
If the trimming position is unstable because booklets
1
bounce back, from the stopper or slip, these problems
can be prevented by driving the belt longer. 2
2 Adjust the distance between the conveyance rollers.
The standard setting is 0. The distance can be
selected between –30 (minimum) to 30 (maximum)
using the [ / keys].
If booklets cannot be conveyed smoothly due to the
difference in paper quality, thickness of booklets, etc.,
adjust this distance.
If booklets fail to enter the conveyance belts, the Back key
<Trimmer Setting 2> Screen
distance may be too narrow. Adjust larger.
If booklets do not reach the stopper after entering
the conveyance belts, or are not ejected smoothly
after trimming, the distance may be too wide. Adjust
smaller.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the <Trimmer
Setting 1> screen.
❊ Stacker Settings
Press the [Stacker key]. ( Refer to “9-3. Accessory

Menu” on page 57.)
1 Adjust the start timing of the conveyance belt. 1

The standard setting is 0.
The start timing can be selected between 0 and 9
using the [ / keys]. 2
Increasing the value sets a slower timing for
conveyance to start.
This applies also when the trimmer is connected.
2 Adjust the stacker conveyance time.
The standard setting is 3.
The stacker conveyance time can be selected between
1 and 9 using the [ / keys]. Increasing the value
Back key
sets a longer conveyance time, and decreasing sets a
<Stacker Setting> Screen
shorter time.
This applies also when the trimmer is connected.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the Accessory
Menu.
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
❊ Kicker Settings (Kicker is Optional)
Press the [Kicker key]. ( Refer to page 56 “9-3. Switching key

Accessory Menus”.)
1 Select the kicker operations On or Off.

On and Off display.
1
2 Enter the number of booklets to be sorted by the
kicker. 2 250
This can be selected between 0 and 250.
Pressing the box with a value displayed blinks the box
and resets the value to “0”. Enter the desired value
using the [Numerical keys], and press the [Return
key] on the numerical pad. The box stops blinking and
the value is confirmed. Pressing the box while entering
the value returns to the original value.
Pressing the [Back key] returns to the Accessory Back key
Menu. <Kicker Setting> Screen
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9. VARIOUS SETTINGS
9-4. Adjusting the Press Pressure and Conveyance Pressure

Adjusting the press pressure
The standard setting for the press pressure is “High”. L Side
If booklets fail to enter the press rollers, or to be ejected
Conveyance pressure
skewed from the press rollers, set the press pressure
adjustment hook
adjustment hook to “Medium” or “Low”. High
Set the left and right hooks to the same settings.
High
Adjusting the conveyance pressure Low
Low
The standard setting for the conveyance pressure is
“High”.
If booklets travel skewed and jam at the ejection rollers
or cannot be ejected smoothly, set the conveyance Press pressure
pressure adjustment hooks to “Low”. adjustment hook
Set the left and right hooks to the same settings.
R Side
Conveyance pressure
adjustment hook
High
High
Low
Low
Press pressure
adjustment hook
9-5. Adjusting the Saddle Stitching Guide/Side Stitching Guide

Set the saddle stitching guide and side stitching guide at high positions normally.
However, set them at low positions if paper rides onto the saddle stitching or side stitching stoppers and jams.
Set high when paper cannot be conveyed smoothly to the folding section.
Fixing screw
Side stitching guide
Fixing screw
Up Side stitching stopper
Up
Down
Down
Fixing screw
Saddle stitching stopper
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10. ERROR MESSAGES
When an error occurs, details of the error and its location are displayed on the touch panel, and the machine
stops.
Perform the appropriate procedures to correct the error. This machine will not operate while error messages are
displayed.
10-1. Emergency Stop

The moment the emergency stop switch is pressed, the
machine stops and this error message appears on the
touch panel.
[S01]Emergency stop
This machine will also stop when the emergency stop
switches of the upstream or downstream unit is pressed.
Likewise, the this error message will be displayed on the
touch panel.
Releasing the switch

Turn the switch to the right to release it.
Turn to right
If there is paper remaining inside the machine, open the
top cover, remove it and resume operations.
Emergency stop switch
10-2. Covers
This error message is displayed when the top cover is
open.
Opening the cover while the machine is running will stop
the machine immediately, and the this error message will [C01]Safety cover (front)
appear on the touch panel.
If there is paper remaining inside the machine, open the
top cover, remove it and resume operations.
If “RL VP Error” is displayed, open the top cover

Note
again and close it properly.
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10. ERROR MESSAGES
10-3. Paper Jam

This error message is displayed when paper has jammed
inside the machine.
The jam location is displayed on the touch panel.
For more details on correcting paper jams, refer to page
[J01]Jam
63.
10-4. Wire Feed Detection

This error message is displayed when the wire is not fed
normally at the stitcher head. This machine stops after
ejecting the booklets being processed. Be sure to check
[E01]Wire feed sensor (L1)
that these booklets have been stitched properly.
Before resuming operations, set new wire if it has run out.
If there is wire remaining, readjust the wire of the stitcher
head and perform stitching tests. ( Refer to page 64.)
The error message disappears when the top cover is
opened and closed.
This error detection can be switched On/Off at Option
Menu 1. ( Refer to page 54)
10-5. Paper Tray Full

This error message is displayed when the side stitching
stacker is full with booklets.
The machine stops after all booklets being processed
have been ejected out. [E05]Tray full
Remove the booklets on the stacker.
Pressing the [Start key] resumes operations.
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10. ERROR MESSAGES
10-6. Motor Error

This error message is displayed when an error occurs at Motor error
the motor.
The machine stops immediately. To correct this error,
open the top cover, or press the emergency stop switch.
[E∗∗]Motor error (∗∗∗)
If the error cannot be cleared, or if the error occurs again
after resuming operations, contact our service person.
10-7. Service Person Error

When errors starting with codes T01 are displayed, errors Communication error
which the user cannot correct may have occurred. Memory data error
Turn off the power and then turn it on again, and resume
operations from the beginning. If the same error occurs,
contact our service person.
Inverter error Relay trouble
10-8. Shutter
This error message is displayed when the shutter is open. Close the shutter
[C05]Shutter
Shutter
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11. CORRECTING PAPER JAMS
The machine stops when paper jams. The jams locations If paper jams at the folding section
are displayed on the touch panel. Open the top cover, lift up the back guide handle, and
remove the jammed paper.
Back guide handle
Booklet
If paper jams at the stitching section

Open the top cover, lift up the conveyance roller lifting
handle, and remove the jammed paper.
Conveyance roller
lifting handle
Paper
To remove jammed booklets (paper), be careful not to move the stitching side jogger and folding side guide which
Note
have been finely adjusted.
If moved, perform size change and fine adjustments again.
If booklets remain at the folding rollers.

Open the shutter, and rotate the rollers with the handle provided to remove the booklets.
Handle Booklet
Folding roller
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12. STITCHER HEAD
12-1. Names and Functions
2
1
3 3
4
4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9
9
bk
bk
bs
bl
bl
bt bm
bm
bq
bq bn
bo
br bo br
bp bp
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12. STITCHER HEAD
No. Name Function
1 Wire guide spring Feeds wire to the stitching section.
2 Wire guide Guides the wire.
3 Wire feed detection unit Detects wire feed amount and prevents stitching error.
4 Felt disks Cleans the wire surface and applies a small amount of oil.
5 Wire return lock Prevents the wire supplied from returning.
6 Release disk When lowered, releases the wire return lock.
7 Fixing knob Fixes the wire guide spring to the wire tube.
8 Wire tube upper Wire path
9 Stitch length adjustment knob Wire is cut short when rotated clockwise, and long when rotated counterclockwise.
bk Triangular handle For switching whether to stitch or not
bl Feed wheels Grip the wire when the triangular handle is set to the stitching position. When rotated,
with the adjusting handle, wire is fed.
bm Wire tube lower Wire path
bn Mounting bolt Secures the stitcher head to the mounting block.
bo Balance adjustment wheel When rotated, adjusts the left and right leg length of a stitch.
bp Wire straightener Straightens the wire.
bq Leaf spring Holds the former.
br Former Cuts the wire and bends it into C shape.
bs Adjusting handle Used when feeding wire by hand. (Accessory)
bt Tenon block Secures the stitcher head to the mounting block.
12-2. Wire
Wire measuring #27 (0.4 mm/0.02 inch) to #25 (0.5 mm/0.02 inch) in diameter can be used. The #25 (0.5 mm/0.02 inch)
provides the best performance.
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12. STITCHER HEAD
12-3. Feeding the Wire
1 Pass the wire through the wire guides. Wire guide

Wire guide
Wire
Wire guide
Wire
2 Pass the wire to the wire feed detection

Wire
unit.
Sandwich the wire between the bearing and roller.
Bearing
Roller
Wire feed detection unit
3 Pass the wire between the two felt disks

and through the wire return lock.
Wire
4 Insert the wire into the tip of the wire tube

upper. Felt disks
Be careful not to bend the wire.
Wire return lock
5 Check that the triangular handle is at the Triangular handle

stitching position where there is no clear-
ance as shown right.
No clearance Clearance
Stitching position Non stitching position
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12. STITCHER HEAD
6 Insert the wire into the tip of the wire tube

upper, and feed with pliers. Wire
Be careful not to bend the wire.
Feed until the wire reaches the feed wheels.
Pliers
Wire tube upper
Feed wheels
7 Mount the adjusting handle onto the feed

wheel, rotate to the right, so that the
Feed wheel
wheels grip the wire.
8 Feed the wire with the handle.

Rotate the handle clockwise about two times. Adjusting handle
If the wire is bent, it will not enter the wire

Note
tube, and jam instead. Pull the wire, cut off
the bent part, and feed it again.
Wire tube lower
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12. STITCHER HEAD
12-4. Stitching Tests
1 Turn On the power of this machine.

( Refer to page 14 “5-1. Power On”.)
2 Select a memory number that includes the

saddle stitching process from the main
menu, and press the [Size Change key]. 420. 0 x 210 . 0 207. 0
01
00250
Memory No. Size Change key

3 Load the same size paper as the paper of

the selected memory number on the
upstream unit.
4 Display the <Option Menu 2> by pressing

the option and [Forth key] in order.
5 Press the [Stitch Test key].

The <Stitch Test> screen appears.
6 Press the [Start key] of this machine or

upstream unit. Stitch Test key
One set of paper is sent from the upstream unit to <Option Menu 2> Screen
the stitching stopper.( Refer to page 54)
Stitch Test Action key

<Stitch Test Action> Screen
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12. STITCHER HEAD
7 Press the [Stitch Test Action key].

After several stitching operations, the paper will be
ejected to the side stitching stacker.
Stitch Test Action key

<Stitch Test Action> Screen
8 Check the stitched state, and return to the

main menu by pressing the MAIN MENU tab.
If the state is not satisfactory, adjust the stitcher
head and repeat stitching tests.
( Refer to “12-6. Adjustments” on page 70 )
12-5. Removing Wire
1 Turn the triangular handle to the non

stitching position where there is a clear- Triangular handle
ance as shown right.
No clearance Clearance
Stitching position Non stitching position
2 While holding down the release disk, pull

out the wire. Wire
3 Return the triangular handle to the stitch-

ing position where there is no clearance as
shown right.
Release disk
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12. STITCHER HEAD
12-6. Adjustments
Factory adjusted at shipment.

Note
If not using the designated wires, adjustments are
required.
1. Adjusting the stitch length

Stitch length adjusting
Rotate the stitch length adjusting knob clockwise to cut knob
the wire short.
Rotate counterclockwise to cut it long.
The length changes by about 0.8 mm/0.03 inch with
each rotation.
2. Adjusting the left and right leg length

Adjust the left and right legs to the same length using the
L R L R
balance adjustment wheel.
When this wheel is rotated upward, the L side leg
becomes longer. U p ward Upward Downward
When this wheel is rotated downward, the L side leg
becomes shorter.
Downward
Balance Viewed from the paper
adjustment wheel feed inlet
3. Straightening the wire

Straight wire enables more stable stitching operations.
Clockwise
Remove the leaf spring and remove the former.
Feed the wire with the adjusting handle.
Rotating the wire straightener clockwise warps the wire Counter-
downward and rotating it counterclockwise warps it clockwise
upward.
Adjust until the wire runs out straight. Rotate clockwise
After adjustment, pull the wire back inside with the handle, Wire is straight
and then return the former to its original position. Rotate
counterclockwise
Wire straightener
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12. STITCHER HEAD
12-7. Maintenance
Apply oil weekly to part A and monthly to part B with

few drops each time. Use the provided oil only.
Excessive oil will drip and dirty the paper.

Note
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13. TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Cause Solution
Paper jams at the entrance of this The paper passage line of the upstream Adjust this machine to the paper passage
machine unit and this machine do not match. line of the upstream unit.
Paper alignment is poor Faulty adjustment of the stitching side Perform fine adjustment in the step mode
jogger (Refer to adjustments by the step mode for
Faulty adjustment of the back jogger each binding mode.)
Incorrect position of the side stitching guide If paper rides onto the side stitching
stopper, set to a low position. If paper
cannot reach the stopper, set to a high
position (Refer to Figure 2 on page 74)
Stitching position and folding position Faulty adjustment of the stitching position Refer to saddle stitching binding mode
do not match and folding position (checking the binding state).
Folded crookedly Faulty adjustment of the folding stopper Refer to saddle stitching binding mode
angle (checking the binding state).
Poor paper alignment
Stitch and folding blade tip are touching
Faulty adjustment of the folding side guide
Paper rides onto the saddle stitching Processing speed is too fast Set a slow processing speed for the
stopper upstream unit.
Paper is too thick or too many Set a slow processing speed for the
(When DC-10/60 is connected) collator. Adjust the overlap of the collator to
2 or 4.
(Refer to the instruction manual for the
collator.)
Incorrect position of the saddle stitching Set the saddle stitching guide low.
guide (Refer to Figure 1 on page 74)
Stitching problems Refer to the adjustments of each part for

details of the stitcher head.
Paper stops at the folding rollers or Faulty adjustment of the clearance at the If the clearance between the rollers is too
press rollers, or paper is ejected folding rollers and the press rollers wide for the paper thickness, set smaller. If
skewed from the press rollers. too narrow, adjust wider. (Refer to the fine
adjustment menu, and other adjustment
keys.)
Press roller pressure is too strong Adjust the press roller pressure adjustment
lower. (Refer to Figure 3 on page 74)
Clean the folding rollers and press rollers.
After folding, paper is not ejected to Faulty adjustment of the conveyance Basically set a strong conveyance
the belt stacker or trimmer smoothly pressure. pressure. If paper is thick and stops before
the ejection roller, set the conveyance
pressure adjustment hook to weak. (Refer
to Figure 3 on page 74)
Paper jams when conveyed to the Paper rides onto the saddle stitching guide Set the position of the saddle stitching
folding section guide to high.
Narrow distance between the folding side Widen the distance between the folding
guides side guides (Refer to fine adjustment
menu/folding side guide position fine
adjustment key.)
Paper is ejected skewed Adjust the open timing of the stitching side
jogger at Option Menu 1 (Refer to Option
Menu 1).
Paper alignment is poor at the Incorrect position of the paper guide wheel Adjust the position of the paper guide
stacker unit wheel. (Refer to “Adjusting the position of
the paper guide wheel when the trimmer is
not connected” of Saddle Stitching Binding
Method.)
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13. TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Cause Solution
Paper alignment on the side stitching Faulty adjustment of the side stitching Adjust the position of the side stitching
stacker is poor stopper position stopper.
Power On/Off is not linked to the Incorrect settings of the power switch and Refer to “5-1. Power On” and set properly.
upstream unit remote switch
The message display shows “please Power On/Off is not linked to the upstream Normally the power On/Off of this machine
wait” and no further operations are unit is operated at the upstream unit. Refer to
possible Only the power of this machine was turned “5-1. Power On” and set properly.
ON
Cannot start The upstream unit is not ready to start. Refer to the instruction manual for the
upstream unit.
Error message is displayed Refer to “10. Error Messages” and correct
errors.
Size change is required Perform the size change.
(Error message is displayed)
The stitcher head is deviated from Cover was opened, or power was turned While pressing the [Clear key], press the
the specified position. Off while the stitcher head was moving [Size Change key]. The stitcher head will
during size change. return to the home position first, and then
move to the intended position.
At this time, perform this operation again if
any motor error has occurred.
Display does not advance from In the middle of entering values Complete entering values.
paper size input screen. The entered value is inappropriate. The values which can be entered are
limited according to the selected binding
mode. Refer to “5-3. Binding Settings”.
No adjustments is carried out when Fine adjustments not possible The adjustable range is limited to ± 5 mm/
any key is pressed at the Fine ± 0.20 inch from the position set at the
Adjustment screen. memory number. Enter the proper value,
and perform the size change again. And
then, carry out fine adjustments.
Fixing screw L Side
Fixing screw Conveyance pressure

Up
adjustment hook
High
Down High
Low
Low
Press pressure
adjustment hook
Saddle stitching stopper
R Side
Figure 1
Conveyance pressure
Side stitching guide adjustment hook
Side stitching stopper High
Up High
Low
Low
Down
Press pressure
adjustment hook
Fixing screw
Figure 3
Figure 2
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14. CLEANING
To prevent accidents, be sure to turn OFF the power before cleaning.
❊ Cleaning the conveyance belt and rollers

Wipe with a cloth moistened with alcohol. Shutter
After cleaning, make sure that the alcohol has volatized
completely and dried before turning ON the power.
To clean the belt and rollers, use the handle.

Slide the shutter, mount the handle to rotate belts and
rollers. Handle
After cleaning, be sure to close the shutter.

Note
If left open, the safety switch functions, and this
machine will not operate.
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15. SPECIFICATIONS
Model name DBM-500
Model Stitcher folder
Paper size Saddle stitching
Length 170 to 500 mm/6.69 to 19.69 inch
Width 120 to 356 mm/4.72 to 14.02 inch
Side and corner stitching
B5 LEF, A4 (LTR) SEF/LEF, B4 SEF, LGL LEF
* Some sizes cannot be used. Sizes that are squarer than 1:22 can be used.
Paper quality Saddle stitching and folding
Fine quality paper 64 to 127.9 GSM/17 to 33 lb
Art and coated paper 84.9 to 157 GSM/ 24 to 41 lb
Thickness of one set : within 2.5 mm/0.10 inch for normal paper
within 1.5 mm/0.06 inch for heavy paper
such as 127.9 GSM/23lb
Cover sheet : Below 300 GSM/79 lb
Side and corner stitching
Fine quality 64 to 127.9 GSM/17 to 33 lb
Thickness of one set : within 5.0 mm/0.20 inch for 81.4 GSM/22lb,A4/LTR paper
within 3.0 mm/0.12 inch for normal paper
Processing speed Maximum processing speed
4500 sets/hour (fine quality 81.4 GSM/22 lb within 10 sheets A4 saddle stitching folding A5 finished)
3900 sets/hour (fine quality 81.4 GSM/22 lb within 10 sheets A3 saddle stitching folding A4 finished)
Stitching capacity No. of stitches 0 to 2 (Up to 4 possible with options)
Stitch thickness Within 5 mm (fine quality 81.4 GSM/22 lb 50 sheets equivalent)
Wire Wire diameter #25 to #27
Folding capacity Below 25 sheets (cover x 1 (300 GSM/79 lb) + 24 sheets (81.4 GSM/22 lb) equivalent)
Noise 78 dB (Including scale A, peak)
Ratings 220-240 V 50 Hz 3.8 A/120 V 60 Hz 6.5 A
Size of machine When not used: 1610 (W) x 770 (D) x 1020 (H) mm (excludes stitcher head)
63.39 (W) x 30.31 (D) x 40.16 (H) inch (excludes stitcher head)
When used: 2230 (W) x 865 (D) x 1300 (H) mm (includes belt stacker)
87.80 (W) x 34.06 (D) x 51.18 (H) inch (includes belt stacker)
Weight 412 kg/908 lb
SEF : Short Edge Feeding. Paper travels with its short edge leading.
LEF : Long Edge Feeding. Paper travels with its long edge leading.
GSM: g /m2
Specifications and external view are subject to change without prior notice.
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Dynamic Booklet Maker

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Cumple las disposiciones definidas por las siguientes reglamentaciones.

Applicable to the 120 V machine

This graphic symbol indicates a forbidden action.

Top cover (Back)

Top cover (Front)

Emergency Stop Switch

2-2. Operating Environment

2-3. Storage Conditions

1 Power switch Refer to “5-1. Power ON”. ( Refer to page 14.)

3 Front top cover Cover for ensuring user safety

4 Rear top cover Cover for ensuring user safety

5 Option connector Optional power connector

7 E port connector-2 Connects the E port cable to the downstream unit.

9 D port connector-2 Connects the D port cable to the downstream unit.

bk Power cord Supplies power to this machine.

bl Remote switch Refer to “5-1. Power ON”. ( Refer to page 14.)

bm Stacker connector Connects the power cord of the belt stacker.

No. Name Function

bn Wire reel Stitches paper

bo Control panel Refer to “Description of Control Panel”. ( Refer to page 12.)

bq Deflector strip Holds booklets sent to the side stitching stacker.

cl Shutter Opening for inserting the handle Normally leave closed.

cp Ejection roller Ejects side stitched (corner stitched) booklets.

3-2. Internal Parts

No. Name Function

1 Stitcher head Binds paper with wire.

2 Side jogger Aligns the sides of paper.

5 Back jogger Aligns the leading and trailing edges of paper.

8 Conveyance roller Conveys paper to the paper alignment section.

9 Saddle stitching stopper Rises to stop paper during saddle stitching.

bk Ejection driven roller Helps to deliver stitched booklets to the folder.

bm Folding side guide Holds both ends of booklets during folding.

bn Ejection roller Ejects stitched booklets to the folder.

No. Name Function

bo Folding roller Roller for folding booklets into two

bp Press roller Presses booklets folded into two.

bq Pressure adjustment hook Adjusts the pressure of the press roller.

bs Folding stopper Stops booklets during folding.

ck Folding back guide Presses the ends of booklets during folding.

3-3. Downstream Unit (Optional)

Paper guide wheel Adjusting handle Corner stitching paper holder

MAINMENU ADJUST OPTION ACCESSOR

420. 0 x 297 . 0 207. 0

No. Name Function

1 Main menu tab Displays the main menu.

3 Option menu tab Displays option menus. ( Refer to page 54.)

4 Accessory menu tab Displays accessory menus. ( Refer to page 56.)

Indicates that saddle stitching is selected.

Indicates that side stitching (corner stitching) is selected.

Indicates that “Stitch Off” is selected.

Indicates that “Fold On” is selected.

Indicates that “Fold Off” is selected.

No. Name Function

Indicates that “Trim On” is selected.

Indicates that “Trim Off” is selected.