Oct 26, 2004 12:36
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Feeder swap
Continuous operation is achieved by cascade feeding.
If one feeder runs empty, another one takes over.
Present on deck
The inserter deck is
the second way to
Divert Continue®.
It can also be used to
check a test set.
Save time and money
Automate your complete
mail flow by connecting
the SI 82 with your
franking machine.
Feeder swap
Continuous operation is achieved by cascade feeding.
If one feeder runs empty, another one takes over.
Present on deck
The inserter deck is
the second way to
Divert Continue®.
It can also be used to
check a test set.
Save time and money
Automate your complete
mail flow by connecting
the SI 82 with your
franking machine.
Responses
| 3 | machine embedded |
Clauwolf
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| 3 +1 | another type of feeder |
Saleh Chowdhury, Ph.D.
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Responses
+1
8 mins
Saleh Chowdhury, Ph.D.
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Works in field
Bangladesh
NAATI Accredited 21 yrs in Medical Trans
Native in: Bengali
Works in: English to Bengali, Bengali to English, Bengali, and 1 more.
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another type of feeder
another type of feeder to supply paper to the machine.
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Note added at 10 mins (2004-10-26 12:47:26 GMT)
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Present on deck may mean \"put on the deck\" or \"keep on the deck\". Does it make any sense?
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Note added at 11 mins (2004-10-26 12:48:20 GMT)
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I mean \"put the paper on the deck\" or \"keep the paper on the deck\".
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Note added at 10 mins (2004-10-26 12:47:26 GMT)
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Present on deck may mean \"put on the deck\" or \"keep on the deck\". Does it make any sense?
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Note added at 11 mins (2004-10-26 12:48:20 GMT)
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I mean \"put the paper on the deck\" or \"keep the paper on the deck\".
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