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1. General Description

CARD FILE UNLOADING PROCEDURE

(MODELS 7121/7122)

READER HAL TED

the reader has stopped due to a "stacker full

con-

dition (STACKER I ight is illuminated), remove the

cards from the stacker and press the START switch to

continue.

the reader has stopped due to a

hopper emptyll con-

dition (HOPPER light is illuminated), remove the cards

from the stacker, reload the hopper, and press the

START switch to continue.

The reader may be stopped at any time by pressing the

STOP switch. The hopper and/or stacker may then be

unloaded.

READER RUNNING

Cards may be removed from the stacker without halting the

reader provided that:

The stacker is no more than three-fourths full.

This

ensures that the STACKER switch is not accidenta Ily

activated while removing cards.

A minimum 2-inch stack of cards remains in the stacker.

This ensures proper stacking action.

CARD FILE LOADING PROCEDURE (MODEL 7140)

READER HALTED

Remove the card weight (and any card present) from the

input hopper (see Figure 14). Cards may remain in the

output stacker provided it is not full (indicated by il-

lumination of the STACKER light).

Press the RESET

switch to initialize the reader and clear fault condi-

tions. The transport motor may start depending upon

the position of the POWER switch.

Ensure power isapplied byvisually checking the POWER

indicator on the operator control panel. Illumination

of the POWER indicator and audible mechanical oper-

ation indicate ac and dc power are applied and the

read station and transport mechanism are operative.

Place the card file to be read in the input hopper

(pri nted side down and column one to the right). Place

the card weight on top of the cards.

Press the START switch on the control panel. Illumina-

tion of the START indicator indicates that the card read-

er is ready for automati c reading of the card fi Ie by

the control I i ng system.

READER RUNNING

With a minimum 5-inch stack of cards remaining in the

input hopper, remove the card weight, load additional

cards, and replace the card weight.

CARD FILE UNLOADING PROCEDURE (MODEL 7140)

READER HALTED

If the reader has stopped due to a

stackerfu

11"

condi-

tion (STACKER light is illuminated), remove the cards

from thestackerand press the START switch tocontinue.

If the reader has stopped due to a "hopperempty" con-

dition (HOPPER light is illuminated), reload the hopper

and press the START switch to continue.

The reader may be stopped at any time by pressing the

STOP switch. The hopper and/or stacker may then be

unloaded.

READER RUNNING

Cards may be removed from the stacker without halting the

reader provided that a minimum 2-inch stack of cards re-

mains in the stacker. This ensures proper stacking action.

Figure 14. Model 7140 Input Hopper and Output Stackers

Notes: 1. For optimum reader performance forall models the

following procedures should be observed:

A card deck shou Id be riffled and tamped to

square up the deck before loading it into

the reader input hopper.

Card weights should be kept in place except

when actually loading or unloading cards.

2. All card reader models have interlocks.

the

transport access cover is raised, reader drive

motor power is removed and the unit becomes

"not operational

II.

Card Fi Ie Unloading/Loading Procedures