T-950 (HT/TA-30)

XPS-ProTab 4.0 (HT/TA-30C)

Tabber/Labeler
& Stamp Affixer
SERVICE MANUAL
Revised: 02-26-15
 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
THIS EQUIPMENT PRESENTS NO PROBLEM WHEN USED PROPERLY. OBSERVE THE
FOLLOWING SAFETY RULES WHEN OPERATING THE TABBER.
BEFORE USING THE TABBER, READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW
RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES, SAFETY WARNINGS, AND INSTRUCTIONS:
 Keep hands, hair, and clothing clear of rollers and other moving parts.
 Avoid touching moving parts or materials while the machine is in use. Before clearing a jam, be sure machine
mechanisms come to a stop.
 Always turn off the machine before making adjustments, cleaning the machine, or performing any maintenance
covered in this manual.
 Use the power cord supplied with the machine and plug it into a properly grounded, easily accessible wall outlet
located near the machine. Failure to properly ground the machine can result in severe personal injury and/or fire.
 Power cord and wall plug are primary means of disconnecting machine from power supply.
 DO NOT use an adapter plug on the line cord or wall outlet.
 DO NOT remove the ground pin from the line cord.
 DO NOT route the power cord over sharp edges or trap it between furniture.
 Avoid using wall outlets controlled by wall switches, or shared with other equipment.
 Make sure there is no strain on the power cord caused by jamming it between equipment,
walls or furniture.
 DO NOT remove covers. Covers enclose hazardous parts that should be accessed by a qualified service representative.
Report any cover damage to your service representative.
 This machine requires periodic maintenance. Contact your authorized service representative for required service
schedules.
 To prevent overheating, do not cover the vent openings.
 Use this equipment only for its intended purpose.

In addition, follow any specific occupational safety and health standards for your workplace or area.

This manual is intended solely for the use and information of Astro Machine Corp. its designated agents, This
manual is intended solely for the use and information of Neopost USA, its designated agents, customers, and their
employees. The information in this guide was obtained from several different sources that are deemed reliable by
all industry standards. To the best of our knowledge, that information is accurate in all respects. However, neither
Neopost USA, nor any of its agents or employees shall be responsible for any inaccuracies contained herein.
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permission in writing from the publisher
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 – Getting Acquainted 1
Front View 1
Rear View 2
Entrance End View 3
Exit End View 4
Control Panel 5
EasyFeed 120 (Optional Feeder) Connections/Controls 6
SECTION 2 - Assembly and Installation 7
Assembly 7
Installing Tab/Label Applicator Head 8
Installation 10
Aligning Feeder 10
Loading Tabs 11
Adjusting Media Guides 12
Adjusting Tab Positioning 13
SECTION 3 – Troubleshooting 15
Jams 15
Tab Placement Problems 15
Label Placement Problems 17
Stamp Placement Problems 18
SECTION 4 – Adjustments 19
Motor Drive Belt 19
Exit Roller Drive Belt 20
Transport Belt Tension Adjustment 21
Tab Guide Alignment 22
Tab Guide Plate Adjustment 23
Tab Drum Position 24
Reel Brake Adjustment 25
Head Assembly Alignment 26
Power Supply Adjustment 27
Tab Sensor Adjustment 28
Media Sensor Adjustment (Sensor 1 and Sensor 2) 29
Tab Web Sensor Adjustment 30
Speed Control Adjustment 31
SECTION 5 – Disassembly and Assembly 33
Removing Reel Assembly 33
Removing Applicator Head 33
Removing Head Assembly 34
Removing Front Cover 35
Encoder and Encoder Drive Belt 37
Removing Drive Motor 37
Removing Take-up Belts and Reel Brake 38
Replacing Exit and Tab Affixing Rollers 40
Removing and Replacing Transport Belts 41
SECTION 6 – Maintenance 44
Cleaning 44
Rollers and Transport Belts 44
Cleaning Sensors 44
Lubrication 45
APPENDIX - Specifications 48
T-950 Schematic 49

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INDEX 51

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 GETTING ACQUAINTED

SECTION 1 – Getting Acquainted

Front View

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5
4
7
8
3 9
2 10
1

11

1 Control Panel – The machine is controlled and programmed from this panel.
2 Tab Drive Rollers – Advances the tabs/labels/stamps.
3 Take-up Reel – The web waste is wound up here after the tab/label/stamp is applied.
4 Take-up Reel Side Guide – Secures the web waste onto the Take-up Reel.
5 Tab Reel – The tabs, labels or stamps are loaded on this assembly.
6 Tab Reel Side Guide – Secures the tabs/labels/stamps onto the Tab Reel.
7 Unwind Drive Rollers – Unwinds the tab/label/stamp from the roll to keep the bin full.
8 Bin – Provides an area for a loop of tab//label/stamp web to accumulate.
9 Head Fine Adjustment Knob – This knob is used to make fine adjustments to the tab
fold position or label/stamp side-to-side position.
10 Exit Roller Assembly – This assembly presses the tab/label/stamp to the media and
provides sufficient transport pressure, so the media properly exits the tabber.
11 Media Thickness Adjustment –Permits the operator adjust the tabber to accommodate
the thickness of the media. The registration, head, and exit roller assemblies, move up or
down, in unison, with this single adjustment.

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Rear View

8 1 2
7

6 5 4 3

1 Tab Drive Motor Connection – Provides drive signals and power to tab drive motor.
Connection is labeled as #1 on Frame.
2 Unwind/Rewind Drive Motor Connection – Provides power to unwind and rewind
drive motors. Connection is labeled as #2 on Frame.
3 Emergency Stop Out –This connection permits the tabber to control the emergency stop
function of an external device.
4 Feeder Control Connection – (FEEDER) This connection allows the tabber to
start/stop the feeder. An appropriate cable and feeder must be used.
5 Safety Stop Input and Jumper – (SAFETY STOP) The safety circuit from other
external devices can be connected here. When this input is opened the tabber will stop.
Important! If an external safety circuit is not being connected to this input, then the
Jumper Plug (supplied) must be connected, or the tabber’s transport power and head
power will not turn on.
6 Power Inlet Connection – The power cord is connected here. 115V AC 50/60 Hz
7 Fuse – The main fuse (7A / 250V) for the tabber is located here.
Caution! Disconnect power before replacing fuse.
8 Tab/Label Sensor Connection – (SENSOR) The sensor cable is connected here.

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Entrance End View

1
7
6 2
5 3

4
1 Media Sensor 1 – This sensor detects the media (mail piece).
Note: To accommodate the ability to run media down the front or back of the tabber;
there are two media sensors in the tabber. Sensor 1 is mounted near the Operator
Control Panel side (front) of the tabber, as shown. Sensor 2 is mounted opposite sensor 1
on the Non-Operator side (rear) of the tabber.
Please be sure the appropriate sensor has been selected in the Setup Menu.
2 Registration Assembly – Contains Guide Rollers that help align the media against the
Media Guide Fence.
3 Media Guide Fence (Front) – As the media feeds, it must be held against this fence to
achieve proper tabbing performance.
Note: To accommodate the ability to run media down the front or back of the tabber;
there are two Media Guide Fences in the tabber. One is located at the front of the tabber
(operator side) and one is located at the back.
4 Media Hold-down Guides & Securing Knobs – These guides are used to hold the
media against the transport belts as it feeds through the tabber. One guide is normally
positioned very close to the Media Guide Fence and the other guide is normally
positioned near the opposite edge of the media.
5 Registration Guide Roller Adjustment Knob - Used to change the angle of the
registration guide rollers, in order to push the media against the Media Guide Fence.
6 Registration Assembly Securing Knobs – Used to secure the position of the
Registration Assembly to the tabber.
7 Short Media Hold-down Guide – When needed, this guide can be positioned to
provide additional assistance to hold the media against the transport belts.
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Exit End View 4

3
2
2
11
1 5
12 6
8

7 10 9 8 7
1 Tab Folding Guide (Front) – This plate folds the tab under the media.
2 Exit Roller Assembly Lock – This lever locks the Exit Roller Assembly in place.
3 Tab/Label Applicator Head – Two applicator heads are supplied; one for tabs or stamps and
one for labels. (Tab Applicator head shown). This device contains the Tab Sensor and provides the
peel point for dispensing tabs/stamps/labels.
4 Transport Belts – The belts transport the media through the tabber.
5 Safety Interlock Switches – The safety interlock switches prevent the tabber from operating
when the Exit Roller Assembly is open.
DO NOT DISABLE THESE SWITCHES AS SEVER INJURY CAN RESULT.
6 Tab Folding Guide (Rear) – This plate folds the tab under the media.
7 Media Forwarding Rollers – These rollers forward the media while the tab is being applied.
8 Tab Pressure Rollers – These rollers press the tab to the underside of the media to complete the
seal.
9 Adjustable Pressure Roller – When applying labels/stamps, this roller is responsible for
applying pressure to attach the label/stamp to the media. If necessary the set screw, that secures this
roller to the shaft, can be loosened; allowing the roller to be repositioned over the area that the
label/stamp is being applied.
10 Adjustable Media Forwarding Roller – Used to help transport the media out the exit end of
the tabber. This roller can be positioned at two different locations on the shaft. If you change its
location, please be sure it aligns with the lower drive roller.
11 *Short Media Drive Rollers– These rollers help drive short media through the exit roller
assembly area.
12 *Short Media Pressure Rollers– These rollers help drive short media through the exit roller
assembly area.

* Not present in earlier units.

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Control Panel

1. MAIN POWER SWITCH – Turns power to the tabber ON and OFF.

2. HEAD POWER SWITCH – Turns the power on to the Tab/Label motor.
3. TRANSPORT POWER SWITCH – Turns the tabber transport power ON and OFF.
4. JOG SWITCH – Permits the operator to jog or move the transport slowly for setup
purposes.
5. SPEED CONTROL – Adjusts the speed of the tabber.
6. LCD DISPLAY – Keeps the operator informed of the status of the tabber.
7. KEY PAD – Used to set the adjustments and program the tabber
8. EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON –When pressed, this button will shut down the tabber
and any other units that are connected to the Emergency Stop circuit. Turn the button
clockwise to release. The tabber and all connected units will need to be powered back on.
9. SOFT KEYS – The soft keys are used to step through the various menu options to
program the tabber.
10. STOP KEY – Pressing this key will stop the tabber and hold it in a ready state to resume
operation.
11. RUN KEY – Pressing this key to start the tabber when running a job.
12. INFO KEY – Pressing this key will change the display to the information mode.
13. SAVE KEY – This key is used to save the entries into the memory.
14. CLEAR KEY – This key will clear any incorrect entry before it is saved in the memory.
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EasyFeed 120 (Optional Feeder) Connections/Controls

4
3
5

2
6
1

1 AC Power Receptacle – Connect the AC power cord here.

Important! Please verify that voltage is correct, for your feeder, before connecting.
2 Interlock Connector – Feeder Interface Cable from tabber connects here.
3 Stand Alone Switch – Allows machine to run when not signaled by host machine.
4 Speed Control Knob – Used to set the speed of the feeder.
Important! The feeder’s transport speed must be set slower than the tabber’s transport
speed, in order to generate at least a 2” gap between pieces.
5 Power Switch – Used to power the feeder on/off.
6 Jog Button. – Runs feeder at preset speed for setup (over-rides interlock controls)

*Interlock Control Switch

This switch, located on bottom of feeder, must be set to N.C.
N.C.: Closed Input = Run
N.O.: Closed Input = Stop

NOTE: The power must be cycled (off and on) to

recognize a change in this switch position.

*This switch was a feature on older models. It isn’t present on current models. Current models are internally set
to N.C. (Closed Input = Run).

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 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION

SECTION 2 - Assembly and Installation

Tabber is shipped in a single carton. Base Unit is below the Head Unit. Remove the cardboard carton
from the pallet, the remove the Head Unit from the packing material. Next, remove the Base Unit and
place it on a flat working surface.

Assembly
CAUTION
THE HEAD UNIT IS HEAVY. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT TWO
TECHNICIANS INSTALL THE HEAD OF THE TABBER TO THE BASE.

1. Place open slot of Head Unit over nylon

bushing on Base Unit. Head Unit has to be
tilted at an angle to accomplish this.

2. Lower Head into position over Head-Adjusting

Guide. Two flats are cut into the Adjusting
Guide. One at the top [1] and one on the left-
hand side [2]. Head Unit Frame should rest in
the top flat [1] and against the left- hand flat
[2]. When Head Assembly is properly
positioned, the two screws [3] that attach Head
Assembly to Adjusting Guide can be installed.

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3. Install front mounting screw.

4. Connect two motor cables to Base Unit. Plugs

are keyed to prevent improper insertion.

Installing Tab/Label Applicator Head

Tabber comes with two Tab/Label Applicator Heads. Narrower head is used for tabbing and stamp
affixing. Wider head is used for labels over 2" wide and up to 4" wide and Post-it® notes.

1. Install Applicator Head by sliding it up into

cutout between Head Frame and Head-adjusting
Guide. Attach Applicator Head to Frame using
two screws [4] supplied. Mounting holes in
Frame are oval shaped. When installing
Applicator Head, it should be held in uppermost
position when tightening screws. Slots in Frame
permit Head to be mounted in a lower position
for thin media.

2. Route cable [5] toward rear of Tabber and plug

it in. Attach main motor cable [6] and wind and
rewind motor cable [7].

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3. Install grommet [8] in slot provided in

Motor Cover.

4. Connect Reel Brake Connector to two pin

connector on top of Head Assembly.

5. Mount Reel Assembly to top of Head and fasten

it with three screws supplied.
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Installation
Choose a Location
Place Tabber with Feeder on a sturdy worktable or cabinet at least 12 inches from any walls. Allow
enough room to place the Feeder on the same work surface. Protect the Tabber from excessive heat,
dust, and moisture – avoid placing it in direct sunlight.

Plugging in the Tabber

Make sure that Emergency Stop Switch is turned OFF.
1. Connect one end of power cord into power receptacle on
rear panel of Tabber.
2. Plug other end into a 115-220 Volt AC, 50/60 Hz.
grounded outlet.

CAUTION
Do not use adapter plugs or extension cords to
connect Tabber or Feeder to wall receptacle.
Do not use outlets controlled by wall switches.
Do not use an outlet that shares the same circuit
with large electrical machines or appliances.

Aligning Feeder
Alignment of the Feeder with the Tabber is important
for proper tab placement on the media. Feeder should be
aligned so media is fed within 1/8" to 1/32" of Tabber's
Fixed Guide (as shown).
NOTE: Feeder should never be placed so media is in
contact with Guide as it is fed. Media Guides push
media against Guide for proper alignment during
tabbing process.

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Loading Tabs
1. Remove Roll Side Guide and install tab roll with tabs unwinding face up from right side of the
roll. Remove approximately 30 tabs from roll to create a leader.
2. Release Unwind Idler Drive Press Roller by rotating it to the left. Thread the leader over the
Unwind Drive Roller. Rotate Unwind Idler Drive Press Roller so it contacts Unwind Drive Roller.
3. Thread the leader into the Bin, then over the Bin Idler Roller.
4. Continue threading the leader under the Idler Roller, then through the slot in the Tab/Label Sensor
and Applicator.
5. Bring the leader back up and under the Drive Idler Roller.
6. Lift the Drive Roller Cover and the Drive Press Roller. Then thread the leader over the Drive
Roller and around the Drive Press Roller. Close the Drive Roller Cover and bring the Drive Press
Roller in contact with the Drive Roller
7. Remove the Guide from the Take-up Reel and thread the leader through the pins on the Take-up
Reel, and then replace the Guide.
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Adjusting Media Guides

Tabber is equipped with two Media Guides and an adjustable set of angular rollers to help guide the
media into position for tabbing. Adjust Guides as follows:

1. Place one of the two Media Guides next to the Fixed

Media Guide. Then place the Adjustable Guide next to it
(as shown at right).

2. Two Media Guides [1] should be just resting on

belts. Too much pressure causes media to stall
while being fed.
Additionally, Guides should be positioned between
1/8" and 1/4" from edge of media to prevent edges
from curling. Center Media Guide [2] should be
placed so Guide Rollers are on belt nearest to Fixed
Side Guide [3]. Center Media Guide [2] should not
be placed on any other belt except the one nearest
to one of Fixed Media Guides [3]. Short Media
Guide [4] can be placed where
needed to hold media down as it passes under Applicator Head.
When running tri-folded or very light weight
media, Media Guide [1] nearest Fixed Media Guide
[3] can be removed and Center Media Guide [2]
can be set at an angle to give more push to media to
hold it against Fixed Media Guide [3]. Short Media
Guide [4] should then be placed so it is centered on
tab.
NOTE: All Guide Rollers on Center
Media Guide [2] should be riding on same
Transport Belt.

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3. Next, adjust Center Adjustable Guide so Rollers

push media against Fixed Media Guide and media
travels straight along Fixed Guide. Turning knob
on this Guide counterclockwise causes Adjustable
Rollers to push media against Fixed Guide.
Turning Adjustment Knob clockwise causes
Rollers to exert less push on media toward Fixed
Guide. When running media on opposite side of
Tabber, adjustment is reversed.

Adjusting Tab Positioning

Once tabs are loaded, next step is to adjust tab
positioning.
1. First step is to position Head Assembly so tab
bisects edge of piece you are tabbing.
2. Loosen Tabber Head locking screw [1] and slide
Head toward operator side of Tabber.

3. Loosen Sensor Guide Knob [3] and position

Pointer [4] over center of tab (as shown). Then
check that center of tab is aligned with Tab
Folding Guide [5].
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4. Close Exit Cover and lock it in position with two

locking levers. Insert one piece of media into
front of Tabber and adjust Head Pressure Control
Crank up or down until you feel a drag on media.

5. Refer to instructions under “Operating the

ATS-9900” and run one piece through Tabber.
6. Check positioning of tab or tabs on piece and
adjust Fine Positioning Knob [2] to center tab on
piece. Turning knob clockwise places more of
the tab on the bottom of the piece. Turning knob
counterclockwise places more of the tab on the top of the piece.
7. When you are satisfied with tab positioning, run the job.

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 TROUBLESHOOTING

SECTION 3 – Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Guide is provided to assist you in solving any problems that might occur with the
Tabber. We made it as complete as possible. Make sure that tabs, labels or stamps are threaded properly
and that the Tabber is plugged in and turned ON.
Jams
CONDITION SOLUTION
Media jams in Tabber's transport section. 1. Check alignment of Feeder to Tabber.
Media should feed between 1/8" to
1/32" from Fixed Guide on Tabber.
2. Check that two Media Guides are not
pressing down too firmly on media.
3. Check that Adjustable Center Guide is
not pushing media tightly against
Fixed Side Guide.
4. Check Head pressure is not too tight.

Tab Placement Problems

CONDITION SOLUTION
Tabs not placed in same spot on media. Tabs should be placed within +/- 1/8"
1. Check Pitch setting for tab. It should
be slightly more than tab size plus
space between tabs.
2. Check amount of Head pressure. Too
little can cause media to slip when it
is being fed.
3. Check that pointer on Applicator
Head is in center of tab.
More of the tab is on the top of the media Adjust Fine Adjustment Knob (page 12)
than on the bottom. clockwise to move more of the tab to the
bottom side of the media.

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CONDITION SOLUTION
Less of the tab is on the top of the media Adjust Fine Adjustment Knob (page 12)
than on the bottom. counterclockwise to place more of the
tab to the top side of the media.

Tab is not flush with edge of media. Media not being fed flush with Fixed
Side Guide. Should be no more than 1/8"
to 1/32" space between media and Fixed
Side Guide when media enters Tabber.

When double tabbing, one tab is not placed 1. Media may not be traveling along
properly on edge of media. Fixed Side Guide. Adjust angle of
Guide Rollers by turning knob on
Skew Guide.
2. Check pressure between Head and
Transport. Too much pressure causes
media to flex as it is transported.
3. Too little pressure can cause media to
skew as tab is being applied.
Two or three tabs applied next to Programming issue. When programming
each other. multiple tabs, Together was selected
instead of Separate. Reprogram the job.

More than three tabs applied on Tab Sensor adjustment improper.

each piece. Check Tab Voltage and Backing Voltage
adjustments (page 21).

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Label Placement Problems

CONDITION SOLUTION
Labels not placed in same place on media. Label placement should be within +/- 1/8"
1. Check Pitch setting for label. It should
be slightly more than label size plus
space between labels.
2. Check amount of Head pressure. Too
little can cause media to slip when it is
being fed.

When applied, label not aligned on media. 1. Media may not be traveling along
Fixed Side Guide. Adjust angle of
Guide Rollers by turning knob on
Skew Guide.
2. Check pressure between Head and
Transport. Too much pressure causes
media to flex as it is transported.

Two or three labels applied evenly spaced. Programming issue. When applying
labels, make sure that you select one label
rather than two or three.

Several labels applied one after another Tab (Label) Sensor adjustment improper.
on media. Check Tab Voltage and Backing Voltage
adjustments (page 21)

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Stamp Placement Problems

CONDITION SOLUTION
Stamps not placed in same place Stamp placement should be within +/- 1/8"
on media. 1. Check Pitch setting for stamp. It should
be slightly more than stamp size plus
space between stamps.
2. Check amount of Head pressure.
Too little can cause media to slip when
it is fed.

When applied, stamp not aligned 1. Media may not be traveling along
on media. Fixed Side Guide. Adjust angle of
Guide Rollers by turning knob on
Skew Guide.
2. Check pressure between Head and the
transport. Too much pressure causes
media to flex as it is transported.

Two or three stamps applied Programming issue. When programming

evenly spaced. multiple stamps, Separate was selected
instead of Together. Reprogram the job.

More than three stamps applied one after Tab (Stamp) Sensor adjustment improper.
another on media when 1, 2 or 3 stamps Check Tab Voltage and Backing Voltage
are selected. adjustments (page 21).

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 ADJUSTMENTS

SECTION 4 – Adjustments
Motor Drive Belt
Requirement:
Motor Drive Belt must be properly tensioned.

Adjustment:
1. Disconnect cables from Rear Cover. Remove four screws. Open Rear Cover.
2. Loosen four Allen head screws [1].
3. Slide Motor toward Tabber's exit end and tighten screws [1].
4. Check for 1/8" play in belt.
5. Reinstall Rear Cover and reconnect cables.

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Exit Roller Drive Belt

Requirement:
Exit Roller Driver belt should not jump on its pulley when Roller is being driven.

Adjustment:
1. Remove Rear Cover from Tabber.
2. Open Exit Roller Assembly. Then turn Rollers clockwise by hand. Check that drive belt does not
jump on pulley teeth.
3. If it does, move spring attachment point to the right to increase spring tension.
4. Reinstall Rear Cover.

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Transport Belt Tension Adjustment

Requirement:
Media Transport Belts must have enough tension to run without slipping or making noise.

Adjustment:
1. Unplug Tabber. Remove both Front and Rear Covers.
2. Move Tab Applicator Head to center of table to get access to both front and rear sides of Tabber
Transport Table.
3. Check that approximately 1/2" clearance is
between center of belts and Table.

4. To adjust belt tension:

Loosen Allen head screws [1], place
rod in hole and turn eccentric
counterclockwise on operator side of
Tabber and clockwise on the non-
operator side to increase tension on
belts. Tighten Allen head screws [1]
while holding eccentric in place.
5. Check that belts are tight by inserting Operator Side Non-Operator Side
two fingers between belts and Table.
When properly adjusted, tension on all belts checked this way should be even.
NOTE: When belts are properly tensioned, it should not be possible for belts to slip on Drive
Rollers, nor should they make any noise when running at high speed.
6. Turn Tabber and Transport power ON.
Check that belts do not skew side to side while running.
7. Reinstall Covers. Test run Tabber at high speed.

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Tab Guide Alignment

Requirement:
Tab Guide must be aligned with Media Guide.

Adjustment:
1. Move Tabber Head out of the way and open
Roller Cover.
2. Place a straight edge against long
Media Guide.
3. Loosen two adjustment screws holding Tab
Guide in place. Adjust Tab Guide so it just
touches straight edge.
4. Tighten two screws.
5. Repeat Steps 1-4 above for
Rear Tab Guide.

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Tab Guide Plate Adjustment

Requirement:
Tab Guide Roller must contact Tab Guide Plate for proper tab sealing. Before adjusting, check that Head
Assembly Alignment adjustment is correct and Head Assembly is in lowest position.

Adjustment:
1. Turn Tabber OFF.
2. Remove Tab Exit Cover.
3. Open Media Exit Assembly and place a 0.030"
shim on Tab Fold Plate.
NOTE: Shim fits against Tab Fold Plate and is
equal to a piece of 70 lb. index stock folded
four times.

4. Remove screw [1] and apply Blue #242 Loctite

to its threads. Reinstall screw.
5. Close Media Exit Guide. Press down on Tab
Guide Roller bracket [2] and Media Exit
Assembly [3]. Tighten screw [1].
6. Repeat this adjustment for opposite side.
7. Reinstall Tab Exit Cover.

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Tab Drum Position

Requirement:
Tab Drum clearance must be positioned so drum does not bind while driving tabs.

Adjustment:
1. Open Tab Drum Safety Cover.
2. Rotate drum so that hole on rear of drum is accessible. Insert an Allen wrench into hole and loosen
mounting screw.
3. Position Tab Drum so there is a minimum 0.260" clearance between drum and rear frame of Tab
Head Assembly and so drum does not contact Safety Cover.
4. Check that there is clearance between outer
edge of Drum and Safety Cover as shown.
Tighten Allen screw [1].
NOTE: When adjusting or replacing Tab
Drum, apply a small amount of Loctite 222MS
thread locker to Allen screw threads [1] before
tightening.
5. Close Tab Drum Safety Cover.

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Reel Brake Adjustment

Requirement:
Reel Brake must be set properly to stop Reel from coasting.

Adjustment:
1. Remove Brake Cover from Head
Assembly.
2. Loosen two Allen screws [1] on
Brake Plate. Position Brake Plate
0.006 inches from Brake Body.
Tighten screws.
3. Replace Brake Cover on
Head Assembly.

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Head Assembly Alignment

Requirement:
Head Assembly must ride evenly on Head Lift Cams.

Adjustment:
1. Open Front and Rear Covers.
2. Adjust Head Lift Cams to lowest position.
3. Check to see that cams on input side of Tabber
are in same position as cams on exit side of
Tabber. Adjust if necessary by loosening screws
[1] in coupling and turning input side cams to
match exit side cams. Tighten screws [1].
4. Loosen three Allen screws [2] on each Head
Supports. While pressing down on Head
Assembly, tighten screws.
5. Reinstall Covers.

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Power Supply Adjustment

Requirement:
Provide proper output from power supply to Tabber.

Adjustment

1. Remove Rear Cover and connect voltmeter probe to GND [1] and TP2 [2] on Interface
PC Board. Turn Tabber ON.
2. Adjust V1 ADJ Potentiometer [3] on Power Supply Module to obtain a reading of
12.0 VDC ± 0.1 V. Check below to determine if Power Supply version A or B is
installed on your Tabber.) Access to [B] through cutout in terminal block [4].
3. Turn Tabber OFF, apply lacquer (such as nail polish) to mark Potentiometer.
Reinstall Cover.

INTERFACE PC BOARD

VERSION A VERSION B
POWER SUPPLY MODULE POWER SUPPLY MODULE

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Tab Sensor Adjustment

Requirement:
Adjust Tab Sensor so it automatically detects tabs in Tabber.

Adjustment:
1. Remove Rear Cover from the tabber.
2. Locate the Tab Sensor Potentiometer on the I/O PC Board.
3. Turn Potentiometer on I/O PC Board all the way counter-clockwise,
then back off slightly.
4. Reinstall the Rear Cover on the tabber.

INTERFACE PC BOARD

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Media Sensor Adjustment (Sensor 1 and Sensor 2)

Requirement:
Adjust Media Sensors so they detect media.

Adjustment:
1. Clean Reflector with a soft, clean cloth before adjusting Sensor.
2. Turn Tabber ON using Main Power Switch.
3. Turn Sensitivity Adjustment [1] to the center of its adjustment range.
4. Place a piece of media between Sensor and Reflector.
Adjust Sensitivity Adjustment clockwise if GREEN light [2] is not lit.
5. Remove piece of media. Both GREEN and ORANGE lights should light.
6. Place a small amount of lacquer or nail polish on the adjustment.
7. Repeat this adjustment for Sensor 2.

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Tab Web Sensor Adjustment

Requirement:
Ensure that tabs are fed in time to be applied to media.

Adjustment:
1. Turn Tabber ON with Main Power Switch.
2. Place a piece of white paper or card stock in tab bin on the side where non-reflective
(black) surface is. Adjust Sensor as follows:
3. Turn Sensitivity Adjustment [1] fully counterclockwise to minimum sensitivity position.
4. With a piece of white media in the bin, adjust Sensitivity Adjustment clockwise until
GREEN light [2] is fully lit, then back off adjustment slightly.
5. Remove piece of media. Both GREEN and ORANGE lights should be ON.
6. Load a reel of tabs on Tabber and turn Head Power Switch ON. Unwind Drive Roller
should start running and feed tabs until tab loop forms and blocks Sensor. At this point,
ORANGE light should go out and Motor should stop.
7. Test run Tabber and check to see that Sensor does not permit web to be higher than
1.250" from the bottom of Bin.
8. Place a small amount of lacquer or nail polish to mark the adjustment.

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Speed Control Adjustment

Requirement:
Maximum speed must be no more than 100 ips.

Adjustment:
1. Open Operator-side Cover. Speed Control is located on right-hand side.
2. Turn Tabber and Transport Power ON.
3. Adjust Motor Speed Control Knob on Control Panel to “0”. Belts should not be moving at this
point. If they are, adjust Min Speed Potentiometer [1] on Motor Control PC Board so belts do not
turn.
4. Turn Motor Speed Control Knob to position “1”. Belts should move at slow speed.
5. Turn Motor Speed Control Knob to position “10”. Belts should
be moving at a speed of 100 inches per second as measured
with a tachometer. This is equivalent to a 19.4 KHz signal on
I/O PC Board at GND and SG1. Adjust Max Speed
Potentiometer [2] on Speed Control PCB.

MOTOR SPEED CONTROL PCB

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 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY

SECTION 5 – Disassembly and Assembly

The following will assist you in disassembling Tabber for servicing:

Removing Reel Assembly

1. Remove Reel Assembly from top of Head
Assembly by removing three screws.

2. Disconnect Reel Brake Connector from two-pin

connector on top of Head Assembly.
Remove Assembly.

Removing Applicator Head

1. Remove Applicator Head cable and grommet from Head
Cover Assembly. Disconnect cable from Tabber.

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2. Raise Head Assembly to maximum position.

Remove two Allen screws that attach Applicator
Head to Head Frame Assembly. Remove
Applicator Head.

Removing Head Assembly

1. Remove front head mounting screw.

2. Remove two screws that attach Head Assembly

to Guide Rod Assembly.

CAUTION
HEAD UNIT IS HEAVY. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT
TWO TECHNICIANS REMOVE HEAD FROM TABBER BASE.

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3. Lift Head Assembly Tabber by lifting it up

from mounting end, then pulling it away from
bearing end.

Removing Front Cover

1. Remove four screws from Front Cover.
Hinge Cover forward to gain access.

2. Components under Front Cover:

1. Power Supply Safety Switch Circuit 8. Power Relay

2. Feeder Interface Control Relay 9. Main Servo Relay
3. Servo Relay 10. Main Power Relay
4. Speed Control Relay 11. Line Filter (Speed Control)
5. Power Supply Fuse 2A 12. Speed Control Assembly
6. Transport Power Fuse 3A 13. Motor Relay
7. Servo Motor Controller Fuses 5A

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3. Components inside Front Cover:

1. Main Power Switch 5. Speed Control

2. Head Power Switch 6. Main Processor PC Board
3. Transport Power Switch 7. Control Panel and LCD Display
4. Jog Switch 8. Emergency Stop Switch

Removing Rear Cover

1. Disconnect cables attached to Rear Cover.
Remove four screws.
2. Lift Cover from Tabber and allow
it to hang.

3. Components under Rear Cover:

1. Line Filter 3. Servo Motor Controller

2. Main Power Supply 4. Interface I/O PC Board

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Encoder and Encoder Drive Belt

1. Encoder and Encoder Drive Belt are located under
Front Cover Panel on right-hand side of Tabber
Body.
2. To remove Encoder or replace the Encoder Drive
Belt: Remove two screws [1] that mount Encoder to
Frame.
3. Reassemble in reverse order.

Removing Drive Motor

1. Raise Head to its highest position.
2. Remove Rear Cover.
3. Open Exit Roller Cover.
4. Remove Right-hand Cover by removing two Allen
screws [1] in front and three Philips screws [2] that
attach it to Frame at the top. Slide Cover to the right.

5. Remove four screws [3] that attach Drive Motor

to Frame.
6. Remove Drive Belt from Motor Pulley.
Lift Tabber and remove Motor.
7. Reassemble in reverse order.
NOTE: When replacing Drive Motor, belt tension
must be adjusted.

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Removing Take-up Belts and Reel Brake

1. Remove six screws [1] from Brake Cover
and four screws [2] from Head Cover.
Then remove Covers.

2. To replace Take-up Belts: Remove two screws [3]

that attach bearing to Frame. Then remove set screw
[4] that attaches Drive Pulley to Take-up Reel Shaft.
Replace the belts and reassemble.

3. Remove Take-up Drive Motor by removing lower

pulley set screw [5]. Remove two Allen screws [6]
that attach Motor to Frame. Disconnect wires.

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4. To replace Tab Reel Brake: Remove Cover from Tab Brake. Unplug
Brake [7]. Remove bearing mounting screws [8].
NOTE: When replacing Reel Brake, you have to adjust Brake Plate. (See
"Tab Reel Brake Adjustment" in Section 4).

5. Remove Reel Cover. Then remove Reel Support Allen screw

[9] and Reel Support. Remove four Allen screws [10] that
attach Brake to Reel Support. Remove Brake from rear of
Reel Support.
Reassemble in reverse order.

6. Remove Stepper Motor by first unplugging Stepper Motor

from rear of Tabber Base. Then remove Tab Drive Roller (one
Allen screw). Remove four hex head screws [11] that attach
Motor to Head Frame from motor side of Frame.
NOTE: Refer to "Tab Drum Position Adjustment" when
replacing Stepper Motor.

7. To replace Unwind Motor:

Remove Gear [12] from Motor. Then remove two Allen
screws [13]. Disconnect wires.
8. To replace Tab Drive Roller:
Remove Allen screw [14] from gear. Loosen Allen screw [15]
on collar. Slide Roller and Shaft Assembly [16] in direction of
arrow.

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Replacing Exit and Tab Affixing Rollers

1. Remove corner screw [1] attaching Exit Roller Pinch
Guard to Top Exit Cover.
Lift Guard up and to the right to slide it off shaft on
opposite side.
2. Remove three remaining screws [2] attaching Top Exit
Cover to Roller Assembly.
3. Remove Front and Rear Covers from Tabber.
4. Remove Right Front Cover.
5. Raise Head Assembly to uppermost position.
6. Remove Exit Roller Drive Belt by releasing tension
spring [1], pressing downward on belt take-up [2] and
removing belt [3].

7. Remove Drive Pulley from shaft. Then remove Allen screws (as marked) from rollers and
bearings. Push shaft toward rear of Tabber and remove it.

8. Lift Exit Roller Assembly from Tabber.

9. To remove Lower Exit Roller:
First remove Drive Belt and Drive Pulley by loosening Drive Motor.
10. Remove Encoder Drive Pulley and loosen Allen screws that attach bearings and rollers to Exit
Roller Shaft.

11. Reassemble in reverse order.

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Removing and Replacing Transport Belts

1. Remove both Front and Rear Covers.
2. Open Exit Roller Assembly.
3. Remove Head Assembly.
4. Raise Head Assembly Supports to
uppermost position.
5. Remove three Media Guides [1].
6. Remove Left-Hand Cover Assembly by removing four
Allen screws [2] that attach it to Frame.
7. Remove Right Hand Cover Assembly.
8. Remove Rear Roller Adjusting Cams from both sides
of Roller by removing two Allen screws [3].
Then remove Cams.
9. Loosen Drive Motor mounting bolts.
Remove Main Drive Belt.
10. Remove Roller Drive Pulley by removing Allen screw
[4] that attaches it to Roller Shaft.

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11. Remove two screws that hold Belt Drive Roller Bearing on
rear side of Tabber.
12. Remove two Allen screws [5] from both sides of Belt Drive
Roller.

13. Remove Allen screw [6] that attaches Belt Drive Roller Shaft
to bearing on front side of Tabber.
Belt Drive Roller Shaft can now be moved to rear of Tabber
to provide clearance to remove belts.

14. Remove two Allen screws [7] from each side of

Belt Support Plate. Lift Plate until it clears
Assembly enough that belts can
be removed.
15. Lift Rear Belt Roller, then slide belts toward front
of Tabber one at a time
and remove them.
16. Install replacement belts. Reassemble in reverse order.
NOTE: There are two
Fixed Belt Guides near
each Roller. When
replacing belts they
should ride between
Guide Pins. (Guides are shown with belts out of position for illustration.) Transport Belt Tension
Adjustment should be performed whenever Transport Belts are replaced.

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SECTION 6 – Maintenance
Cleaning
WARNING!
TABBER IS A PRECISION MACHINE THAT SHOULD BE CLEANED
REGULARLY TO INSURE MANY YEARS OF SERVICE.
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE, DISCONNECT
TABBER FROM ITS POWER SOURCE!

Tabber must be cleaned regularly of accumulated paper dust and ink. Depending on the types of media
that are run, paper dust may accumulate within the Tabber and on the transport. To clean the Tabber,
unplug it from the power receptacle and remove the Covers.
• Internal Areas: Best cleaned with a vacuum that has a soft brush attachment to help loosen the
dust particles. Take care not to damage the PC Boards or electrical wiring.
• Exterior: May be cleaned with any standard non-abrasive household cleaner that does not contain
plastic-harming solvents.

CAUTION
NEVER SPRAY OR POUR CLEANERS DIRECTLY ON OR INTO THE
TABBER. EXCESS LIQUID COULD HARM ELECTRONIC PARTS.
ALWAYS DAMPEN A RAG WITH THE CLEANER AND APPLY IT TO
THE PARTS TO BE CLEANED.

Rollers and Transport Belts

Belts and Rollers can become glazed with paper lint and ink from the media. They should be regularly
cleaned with a mild abrasive household cleaner on a damp cloth.
NOTE: Avoid using solvents on Rubber Rollers.

Cleaning Sensors
Four Sensors in Tabber:
Two Media Sensors located on Tabber Table, Tab Sensor on the Applicator Head and Tab Web Sensor
in transport area. These Sensors should be clean and free of accumulated paper dust. Use a vacuum with a
soft brush attachment or dry compressed air to remove dust.

WARNING!
DO NOT USE ABRASIVES OF ANY KIND ON THE SENSOR LENS.

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Sensor Locations:

MEDIA SENSOR TAB SENSOR TAB WEB SENSOR

Lubrication
Several locations on Tabber require regular lubrication:
1. Apply white lithium grease to four
Head Raising Cams.

2. Apply white lithium grease to Head Raising Drive

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NOTE: Access Gears (shown at right) by removing

Front Cover Panel from Tabber.

3. Lightly lubricate two Tabber

Head Guide Rods with a thin
coat of light machine oil to
insure smooth operation.

4. Place a small amount of grease on Take-up Reel

Motor Drive Pulley. Prevents friction and the
accompanying heat build-up that can cause
O-ring Belts to wear prematurely.
DO NOT OVER-LUBRICATE, AS BELTS
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5. Lubricate cam surface for Unwind Drive Press Roller and Driven Press Roller.

Unwind Drive Press Roller Drive Press Roller

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APPENDIX - Specifications
T-950 TABBER, LABELER, STAMP AFFIXER
Speed: Single Tab: Up to 35,000 per hour
Double Tab: Up to 30,000 per hour
Material Size: Minimum: 3" x 5" (76 mm x 127 mm)
Maximum: 13" x 17" (330.2 mm x 431.8 mm)
Material Thickness: Up to 1/2" (12.7 mm)
Tab Size Minimum: 3/4" x 3/4" (19 mm x 19 mm)
Maximum: 2" x 7" (50.8 mm x 50.8 mm)
Wide Labels: Up to 4" W (101.6 mm) w/supplied Wide Applicator Head*
Roll Size: Up to 19.5" (495.3 mm) dia. – 3" (76.2 mm) core
Number of Tabs: 1, 2, or 3
Tab Accuracy: +/- 1/8" (3 mm)
Production Life and Job Count and Production rate and speed
Counters and
Displays:
Error Reporting: YES
Features: Right to Left or Left to Right Operation (When ordered)
Can apply multiple stamps
Safety: Interlocks on all adjustments
Emergency Stop Switch
Dimensions: T-950: 27" W x 33" D x 37" H (67 cm x 84 cm x 94 cm)
XPS-ProMail 4.0: 27" W x 33" D x 71" H (w/Console)
(67 cm x 84 cm x 180 cm)
Weight: T-950: 200 lbs. (90.7 kg) (approximately)
XPS-ProMail 4.0: 300 lbs. (136 kg) (approximately)
Electrical: 115VAC 50/60Hz
*Labels over 2" long should be run at slower speeds.

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T-950 Schematic

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INDEX

INDEX
A D
Adjustable Media Forwarding Roller .................................2 Display, LCD ..................................................................... 3
Adjustable Tab Pressure Roller .......................................... 2 Drive Motor ..................................................................... 34
Adjusting ......................................................................... 16 E
Exit Roller Drive Belt .................................................. 17 Emergency Stop Button ..................................................... 3
Head Assembly ............................................................ 23 Encoder and Encoder Drive Belt ..................................... 34
Media Guides ................................................................. 9
Media Sensors .............................................................. 26 F
Motor Drive Belt .......................................................... 16 Feeder
Power Supply ............................................................... 24 Align .............................................................................. 7
Reel Brake .................................................................... 22 Forwarding Rollers, Media ................................................ 2
Speed Control ............................................................... 28 Front Cover ...................................................................... 32
Tab Drum Position ....................................................... 21 H
Tab Guide Plate ............................................................ 20 Head
Tab Positioning ............................................................ 10 Applicator ............................................................ 1, 2, 30
Tab Sensor.................................................................... 25 Fine Adjustment Knob................................................... 1
Tab Web Sensor ........................................................... 27 Power Switch ................................................................. 3
Transport Belt Tension ................................................. 18 Tab/Label Applicator ..................................................... 5
Alignment, Head Assembly ............................................. 23 Head and Reel Assembly ................................................... 2
Alignment, Tab Guide ...................................................... 19 Head Assembly ................................................................ 31
Applicator Head ............................................................. 1, 2 Head Assembly Alignment .............................................. 23
Assembly ............................................................................ 4 Head Lock Thumbscrew .................................................... 1
B I
Belts Info Key ............................................................................. 3
Encoder and Encoder Drive ......................................... 34 Install
Exit Roller Drive .......................................................... 17 Tab/Label Applicator Head ........................................... 5
Motor Drive.................................................................. 16 Tabber ............................................................................ 7
Take-up ........................................................................ 35
Transport .................................................................. 2, 38 J
Transport, Tension Adjustment .................................... 18 Jams ................................................................................. 12
Jog Switch ......................................................................... 3
C
Cleaning .......................................................................... 41 K
Rollers and Transport Belts .......................................... 41 Keypad ............................................................................... 3
Sensors ......................................................................... 41 L
Clear Key ........................................................................... 3 Label Placement .............................................................. 14
Control Panel .................................................................... 1 Lubrication ...................................................................... 42
Clear Key ....................................................................... 3 M
Display ........................................................................... 3 Main Power Switch ........................................................... 3
Emergency Stop Button ................................................. 3 Maintenance ................................................................... 41
Head Power Switch ........................................................ 3 Cleaning....................................................................... 41
Info Key ......................................................................... 3 Lubrication .................................................................. 42
Job Switch ...................................................................... 3 Media Guides..................................................................... 1
Keypad ........................................................................... 3 Media Guides, Adjust ........................................................ 9
Main Power Switch ........................................................ 3 Media Sensor Adjustment................................................ 26
Run Key ......................................................................... 3 Media Skew Guide ............................................................ 1
Save Key ........................................................................ 3 Media Thickness Adjustment ............................................ 1
Soft Keys ........................................................................ 3
Speed Control ................................................................. 3 P
Stop Key......................................................................... 3 Power Supply Adjustment ............................................... 24
Transport Power Switch ................................................. 3
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Rear Cover ....................................................................... 33 Tab Drum Position........................................................... 21
Reel .................................................................................... 1 Tab Folding Guide
Reel Assembly ................................................................. 30 Non-Operator Side......................................................... 2
Reel Brake ........................................................................ 35 Operator Side ................................................................. 2
Reel Brake Adjustment .................................................... 22 Tab Guide Alignment ...................................................... 19
Reel, Take-up ..................................................................... 1 Tab Guide Plate Adjustment ............................................ 20
Remove Tab Placement ................................................................. 12
Applicator Head ........................................................... 30 Tab Positioning ................................................................ 10
Drive Motor.................................................................. 34 Tab Pressure Roller Lock .................................................. 2
Encoder and Encoder Drive Belt .................................. 34 Tab Pressure Rollers .......................................................... 2
Exit and Tab Affixing Rollers ...................................... 37 Tab Sensor Adjustment ................................................... 25
Front Cover .................................................................. 32 Tab Web Sensor Adjustment ........................................... 27
Head Assembly ............................................................ 31 Tab/Label Applicator Head ............................................... 5
Rear Cover ................................................................... 33 Tabber Wiring ................................................................. 46
Reel Assembly ............................................................. 30 Tabs, Loading .................................................................... 8
Reel Brake .................................................................... 35 Take-up Reel ..................................................................... 1
Take-up Belts ............................................................... 35 Transport Belts .................................................................. 2
Transport Belts ............................................................. 38 Transport Power Switch .................................................... 3
Roller Troubleshooting ............................................................. 12
Unwind Drive ................................................................. 1 Jams ............................................................................. 12
Rollers Label Placement .......................................................... 14
Adjustable Media Forwarding ........................................ 2 Stamp Placement ......................................................... 15
Adjustable Tab Pressure ................................................. 2 Tab Placement ............................................................. 12
Exit ............................................................................... 37 U
Media Forwarding .......................................................... 2 Unwind Drive Roller ......................................................... 1
Tab Affixing ................................................................. 37
Tab Pressure ................................................................... 2 W
Run Key ............................................................................. 3 Wiring, Tabber ................................................................ 46
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Safety Interlock Switches ................................................... 2
Save Key ............................................................................ 3
Soft Keys ............................................................................ 3
Specifications ................................................................... 45
Speed Control ..................................................................... 3
Speed Control Adjustment ............................................... 28
Stamp Placement .............................................................. 15
Stop Button, Emergency .................................................... 3
Stop Key............................................................................. 3
Switches
Head Power .................................................................... 3
Jog .................................................................................. 3
Main Power .................................................................... 3
Safety Interlock .............................................................. 2
Transport Power ............................................................. 3
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