iColor 700 User manual

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iColor®700 Digital Label Press
User Manual
UniNet 3232 W. El Segundo Blvd., Hawthorne, California 90250 | [email protected]
www.icolorprint.com

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Table of Contents
1GENERAL INFORMATION....................................................................................................................4
1.1 SAFETY INFORMATION.........................................................................................................................5
1.2 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................6
1.3 ROLL SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................7
1.4 ICOLOR 700 FRONT VIEW ...................................................................................................................9
1.5 ICOLOR 700 REAR VIEW...................................................................................................................10
1.6 ICOLOR 700 INTERNAL FEEDER VIEW................................................................................................11
1.7 ICOLOR 700 REWINDER VIEW ...........................................................................................................12
1.8 FEEDER DISPLAY MENU FUNCTIONS..................................................................................................13
1.9 PRINTER OPERATOR PANEL..............................................................................................................15
2FIRST TIME SETUP.............................................................................................................................16
2.1 UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE PRINTER .......................................................................................16
2.2 HOW TO GET THE SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FILES.............................................................................22
2.3 CHANGE USER ACCOUNT CONTROL SETTINGS ..................................................................................22
2.4 CHANGE REGION FORMAT ................................................................................................................24
2.5 HOW TO INSTALL RIP........................................................................................................................25
2.6 HOW TO INSTALL EDGE2PRINT ........................................................................................................27
2.7 SETTING UP THE IP ADDRESSES........................................................................................................29
2.7.1 Setting up the IP Address on the Printer.................................................................................29
2.7.2 Setting up the IP Address on the Feeder................................................................................33
3BEFORE PRINTING ............................................................................................................................37
3.1 EDGE2PRINT USER INTERFACE .......................................................................................................37
3.2 INPUT IP ADDRESSES INTO EDGE2PRINT .........................................................................................38
3.3 CHANGING THE COLOR REGISTRATION ..............................................................................................40
3.4 SETTING UP THE COST CALCULATOR.................................................................................................41
3.5 CHANGING UNITS OF MEASUREMENT.................................................................................................42
3.6 CHANGING BORDERS ON PDF PREVIEW............................................................................................43
3.7 MEASURING YOUR MEDIA .................................................................................................................44
3.8 LOADING MEDIA FOR CONTINUOUS PRINTING.....................................................................................47
3.9 SENSOR CALIBRATION FOR DIE-CUT LABEL PRINTING.........................................................................53
4PRINTING.............................................................................................................................................55
4.1 SELECTING A MEDIA ID.....................................................................................................................55
4.2 HOW TO CREATE A NEW MEDIA ID....................................................................................................56
4.3 EDITING A NEWLY CREATED MEDIA ID...............................................................................................58
4.4 ADDING LABEL IMAGES TO PRINT.......................................................................................................59
4.5 ADJUSTING THE PRINT ALIGNMENT....................................................................................................61
4.6 NESTING ..........................................................................................................................................63
4.7 HOW TO ACTIVATE VARIABLE DATA (IVDP)........................................................................................65
4.8 PRINTING VARIABLE DATA.................................................................................................................66
4.9 PRINTING USING BANNER MODE .......................................................................................................68
4.10 HOW TO ACTIVATE WHITE TONER .....................................................................................................71
4.11 PRINTING USING WHITE TONER.........................................................................................................73
4.12 HOW TO SET UP THE REWINDER .......................................................................................................76
5SOFTWARE FEATURES AND OPTIONS ..........................................................................................80
5.1 HOW TO PRINT A FULL BLEED DIE CUT LABEL ...................................................................................80
5.2 INSTALL YOUR OWN ICC PROFILE.....................................................................................................82
5.3 RIP SETTINGS..................................................................................................................................85
5.4 INSTALLING THE FONTS IN THE RIP....................................................................................................86
5.5 RIP ROTATE OPTIONS.......................................................................................................................90
5.6 RIP SCALING OPTIONS......................................................................................................................91

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5.7 BOUNDING BOX OPTION....................................................................................................................92
5.8 SAVING AND LOADING PAGE INFORMATION ........................................................................................94
5.9 HOW TO VIEW COST REPORT............................................................................................................95
5.10 REPRINT OPTION..............................................................................................................................97
5.11 WARNING OPTIONS ..........................................................................................................................98
5.11.1 Consumable Warning...........................................................................................................98
5.11.2 Fuser Warning......................................................................................................................99
5.12 WHITE TONER WARNING.................................................................................................................100
6TROUBLE SHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................................101
6.1 TONER CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT..................................................................................................103
6.2 IMAGE DRUM REPLACEMENT...........................................................................................................103
6.3 REPLACING THE TRANSFER BELT UNIT ............................................................................................105
6.4 FUSER REPLACEMENT ....................................................................................................................107
6.5 CLEARING PAPER JAMS ..................................................................................................................109
6.6 HOW TO PRINT CONFIGURATION INFORMATION FROM THE PRINTER ..................................................113
6.7 HOW TO PRINT A SECURE JOB FROM THE PRINTER ..........................................................................113
6.8 SENSOR CALIBRATION FROM THE FEEDER (FOR DIE CUT LABELS ONLY)...........................................114
6.9 HOW TO ACCESS THE SETTINGS AS AN ADMINISTRATOR...................................................................119
6.10 PAPER SENSOR ERROR CODES ......................................................................................................120

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Please ensure you follow every step in order.
If your system does not comply with this list, DO NOT continue the install!
Overview of the Installation
System Requirements
Optimal Requirement (CPU, Memory, HHD and SO)
oProcessor: i7 3.5GHz 4770K or better
oHard Drive: SSDs with 500MBs or greater
oMemory: 12 GB DDR3 1666MHz or greater.
oMotherboard: x79 Chip
oWindows 7 pro and Windows 8 64 bit only
Minimum Requirement for software WITHOUT variable data (CPU, Memory, HHD and SO)
oProcessor: Intel i5
oHard Drive: 7200 RPM
oMemory: 8 GB
oWindows 7 Pro and Windows 8 64 bit only
Power 120v and 220v
oMinimum outlets (5)
Network
o(2) IP Addresses for the Feeder and Printer
o(3) Network Cables
Before starting the software installation, you need to ensure that you have a clean
version of Windows 7 with nothing installed. In order to do so, you will need to make sure
of the following:
□There are no applications installed or currently running.
□There are no antivirus programs installed.
□The computer you’re planning to install the software on has the printer and
feeder on the same network.
□Ensure your user account has Administrator privileges on the local
computer.

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1.1 Safety Information
Your UniNet product has been carefully designed to give you years of safe, reliable performance. As with all electrical
equipment, there are a few basic precautions you should take to avoid hurting yourself or damaging the product.
Warning - Here are some of the things to look for:
Save all provided documentation for future reference. Ensure all warning and instruction labels on the product are
read, understood and followed in order to prevent any risk of injury.
This product may be heavy. Please check the weight of the product and take all necessary precautions to prevent
the risk of personal injury. Place your product on a firm, solid surface. If placed on something unsteady, it may fall
and be damaged. If placed on a soft surface, the vents may be blocked, causing the product to overheat.
If the product is installed on a cabinet or high capacity feeder, ensure wheel locks are applied once placed in final
position for use, to prevent risk of movement or injury.
Protect your product from overheating. Make sure no obstructions block the openings of the product. Do not put the
product on or near a heat source (such as a radiator or heat register). Keep the product out of direct sunlight. Allow
enough room around the product for adequate ventilation and easy access to the paper paths. If the product is
placed in any kind of enclosure, make sure the enclosure is well ventilated to prevent a fire.
When the product cover is open, do not touch the fuser unit or print head as you may receive burns. Allow it to cool
before touching.
If the product casing gets extremely hot or smoke, unusual smells or abnormal noises are emitted from the product,
there is a risk of fire. Unplug the mains connector and contact UniNet service.
Do not use the product near water. Do not spill liquid of any kind on it. Do not connect or disconnect the power plug
with a wet hand as this may cause electric shock. Unplug the product before you clean it. Use only a damp cloth;
do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Do not use an extremely flammable spray near the product as the product
contains high temperature parts that may cause a fire.
Be certain that your power source matches the rating listed on the back of the product. If you are not sure, check
with your dealer or local power company before connecting the product.
Do not connect this product to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Your product has a grounded, three-prong plug as a safety feature. This plug only fits into a grounded outlet. If the
plug does not fit, the outlet may be an older, non-grounded type. Contact an electrician to have the outlet replaced.
Do not use an adapter to defeat the grounding.
Install the product near an easily accessible power outlet and avoid damaging the power cord. Do not put anything
on it or place it where it will be walked on. If the cord becomes damaged or frayed, replace it immediately.
If you are using an extension cord or power bar with the product, make sure the total amperes required by all the
equipment on the extension is less than the extension’s rating. The total ratings of all equipment plugged into the
outlet should not exceed 15 amperes.
Do not poke anything in the ventilation slots of the product. You could get an electrical shock or cause hazardous
electrical arcing, which could cause a fire.
The acoustic noise of this product is less than 70 dB (A) as measured in accordance with EN ISO 7779.
The operating condition range for your product is: 10 to 32°C and 20 to 80% RH. Operation of the product outside
this range could result in damage to the product.
Do not throw toner cartridges or image drum cartridges into a fire as you may receive burns from a dust explosion.
Ensure loose clothing and hair is kept clear of moving parts when the product is in operation to prevent possible
risk of injury.
Ensure both the product and mains power switches are in the OFF position before connecting the AC power cable.
Always hold the power plug to connect/disconnect the power cable to/from the mains socket. Unplugging by pulling
on the cable can cause fraying and may lead to fire or electric shock.
Use only the power cable supplied. Using a power cable not intended for this product may lead to fire or electric
shock. Do not use the power cable supplied with this product for any other electrical equipment.
Aside from the routine maintenance described in the documentation, do not try to service the product yourself.
Removing the cover may expose you to shocks or other hazards.
Do not make any adjustments other than those outlined in the documentation. You may cause damage that will
require extensive repair work. The provided documentation explains how to get your product serviced by qualified
UniNet technicians. If anything happens that indicating your product is not working properly or has been damaged,
unplug it immediately and follow the procedures in the provided documentation for having your product serviced.

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1.2 System Specifications
iColor 700: System Specifications
Print Speed Up to 9.14 meters/min (30 ft/min)
Technology Single Pass 4 Color LED (CMYK)
Printer Processo
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1533 MHz
Media Width Minimum: 6.0 inches (152.4 mm)
Maximum: 8.5 inches (216 mm)
Print Width Minimum: 6.0 inches (152.4 mm)
Maximum: 8.24 inches (209.3 mm)
Print Length Up to 420 meters (1378 ft)
Substrate Types2Die Cut Label Stock
Kiss Cut Label Stock
Non Die Cut Label Stock
Tag Stock
Print Quality 1200 x 600 dpi
Toner Supplies3CMY - 11,500 pages @ 5%
K - 11,000 pages @ 5%
(Rated according to ISO/IEC 19798 guidelines)
Drum Supplies4CMYK - 30,000 pages @ 5%
(Rated according to ISO/IEC 19798 guidelines)
Feeder System Input roll maximum outside diameter: 8 inches (203 mm)
Core inside diameter: 3 inches (76.2 mm)
Maximum input roll weight: 14 lbs (6.35 kg)
Cut on the fly, auto cut
Auto page width registration
Front Panel LCD interface
Web management system torque
Auto adjusting form synchronization
Rewinder System Output roll maximum diameter: 8 inches (203 mm)
Core inside diameter: 3.0 inches (76.2 mm)
Maximum output roll weight: 14 lbs (6.35 kg)
Dimensions (H X W X D) Printer & Feeder: 26" x 17.1 "x 21.5" (660 mm x 434 mm x
546 mm)
Rewinder: 16" x 19.75" x 19" (406 mm x 502 mm x 483 mm)
Weight Printer & Feeder: 110 lbs (49.9 kg)
Rewinder: 27.65 lbs (12.54 kg)
Operating Environment Temperature: 10°C to 20°C (50 to 89.6°F)
Humidity: 20 to 60% RH
Powe
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110 - 127 VAC, 50/60 Hz @ 1150W
220 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz @ 1150W
Certifications FCC Class A, CE, cTUVus, CCC
Warranty 1year – Parts & Labour
1.Published performance results based on laboratory testing. Individual results may vary.
2.This product is designed and engineered to operate only with genuine UniNet consumables and
certified media substrates. Please contact UniNet for the most current Certified Media List of
substrates available.
3.Letter-size sheets at 5% coverage. Printer ships with a 7,500 page set of starter toners.
4.Based on 500 cut-sheet pages/job.
UniNet reserves the right to change product specifications without notice. Trademarks are the property
of their respective manufacturers. ©2014 Copyright, UniNet. All Rights Reserved. All content is subject
to change without notice.

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1.3 Roll Specifications

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Packaging Notes Roll Notes
1.) Core plugs must be used
2.) Roll edges must be fully supported to prevent
damage to the roll during shipping
3.) Media roll must be protected from moisture
absorption
1.) Image side wound out
2.) Core:
a.) Inside diameter = 3.01” – 3.025”
b.) Thickness = 0.250”
3.) Core must be flush or inset < 1/16” at each end
4.) Core must be attached to the label material
using either double sided releasable tape or low
tack glue
5.) Leading edge must be square and clean
6.) Roll coning is not allowed
7.) Splicing is not allowed
8.) Glue ooze is not allowed
9.) Roll outside diameter = 8.0” maximum
10.) Roll weight = 30lbs maximum
Non Die Cut Label Notes Die Cut Label Notes:
1.) No sync marks needed
1.) Can use either gap sensor or sync mark (see
limitations below)
2.) Left & Right Margins:
a. Using gap sensor = 0.063” maximum
b. Using sync mark = No Limit
3.) Label gap & gutter spacing 0.125” minimum
4.) Label corner radius
a. Using edge sensor = 0.125” maximum
b. Using sync mark = no limit (ie. Circles)
Kiss Cut Label Notes Sync Mark Notes:
1.) Must use sync mark
2.) Left & right margins 0.063” minimum
3.) Label gap & gutter spacing 0.125” minimum
4.) Label corner radius
a. Using sync mark = No Limit
Note: Cannot use gap sense method
1.) Each label row is to be marked with a sync mark
2.) Sync mark the right edge of the label material as
it unwinds
3.) Sync mark using a black i-mark
a. DIM C = 0.125” wide x 0.5” long
b. Offset from edge = 0.030”
4.) Sync marks are to be accurately placed
between each tag or label in the gap area
a. DIM B – TBD (Depends on the size of the tag or
label)
5.) Sync mark density:
a. 1.2 ortho (matte black finish)

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1.4 iColor 700 Front View
1. LED Heads
2. Toner Cartridges (C, M, Y, K)
3. Front Cover Release Lever (Blue Handle
Behind Cover)
4. Cut On The Fly Module
5. Feeder Display Menu
6. Spindle Pin
7. Left and Right Media Guides
8. Static Bar
9. Front Cover
10. Black Tray Latches
11. Width Adjustment Wheel
12. Extension Arms
13. Feeder
14. Top Cover Release Button
15. Drum Units (C, M, Y, K)
16. Rewinder
17. Fuser Release Levers

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1.5 iColor 700 Rear View
1. Printer Network Connection
2. Printer Power Outlet
3. Feeder Network Connection
4. Feeder Power Outlet
5. Paper Exit Path
6. Rewinder Plate (Rewinder Not Shown Attached)
Note: USB port is not available

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1.6 iColor 700 Internal Feeder View
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1. Drive Rolle
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2. Left and Right Media Guides
3. Tension Roller
4. Pinch Roller
5. Static Bar
6. Black Tray Latches
7. Width Adjustment Wheel
8. Extension Arms
9. Spindle Pin

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1.7 iColor 700 Rewinder View
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1. Left End Disk
2. Switch Panel
3. DC Power In
4. Spindle
5. Core Adjustment Knob
6. Right End Disk
7. Dancer Arm
8. Lockdown Knob
9. Width Adjustment

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1.8 Feeder Display Menu Functions
1. Display – Displays the feeder status and any error messages
2. On Line/UP – Toggles between Online and Offline, and also serves as an “UP” selection button
3. DOWN – Serves as an “DOWN” selection button
4. Load Button – Press to complete loading paper
5. Menu/Select - Accesses the three menus: Feeder Configuration, Feeder Calibration and Network Settings
To access the feeder menu items, press the On Line button to toggle online or offline and gain access to your Menu
system. There are three main menu items: Feeder Configurations, Feeder Calibrations and Network Settings.
M1: Feeder Configurations – NOT AVAILABLE
To access the feeder configuration menu, select On Line to turn the feeder offline. Press the Menu key once for
the M1: Feeder Config menu to appear. The following item is under Feeder Config:
I1:
Media
Type
To access the I1: Media Type menu, select the On Line button to take the feeder offline.
To change the media type, hold down the Menu key until the * disappears. Use the UP and DOWN
arrow keys to select the required media. To save the selection, hold down the Menu key again until the
* appears. The media type is now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the
feeder back online.
M2: Calibrations
Under the Calibrations menu items, it is possible to configure both the Top and Bottom Load Sensors, the Sensor Gap,
Cut on the Fly parameters and Auto Calibration menus.
To access the M2: Calibrations menu, select On Line to turn the feeder offline. Press the Menu key twice for the M2:
Calibrations menu to appear. The following items are under Calibrations:
I1: Bot
Load
Sensor
This item configures the parameters for the bottom load sensor. To access the I1: Bot Load Sensor menu,
select the UP arrow until I1: Bot Load Sensor is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all values
have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The bottom
load sensor values are now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder
back online.
I2: Top
Load
Sensor
This item configures the parameters for the top load sensor. To access the I2: Top Load Sensor menu,
select the UP arrow until I2: Top Load Sensor is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all values
have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The top load
sensor values are now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder back
online.

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I3: Reg
Sensor
Back
This item configures the gap between back sensors. To access the I3: Reg Sensor Back menu, select the
UP arrow until I3: Reg Sensor Back is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all values
have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The back
sensor or gap values are now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder
back online.
I4:
RSEN
Autocal
This item configures the auto calibration values. To access the I4: RSEN Autocal menu, select the UP
arrow until I4: RSEN Autocal is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all values
have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The
autocalibration values are now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder
back online.
I5:
COTF
Paramet
ers
This item configures the parameters for Cut on the Fly. To access the I5: COTF Parameters menu, select
the UP arrow until I5: COTF Parameters is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all values
have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The COTF
parameter values are now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder
back online.
M3: Network Settings
The Network Settings menu items allow configuration of the IP Address, the Subnet Mask and the Default Gateway.
To access the M3: Network Settings menu, select On Line to turn the feeder offline. Press the Menu key three times
for the M3: Network Settings menu to appear. The following items are under Network Settings:
I1: IP
Address
This item sets the IP Address. To access the I1: IP Address menu, select the UP arrow until I1: IP
Address is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use
the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all
values have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The
IP Address now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder back
online.
I2:
Subnet
Mask
This item sets the Subnet Mask. To access the I2: Subnet Mask menu, select the UP arrow until I2:
Subnet Mask is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use
the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all
values have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The
Subnet Mask is now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder back
online.
I3:
Gateway
This item sets the Default Gateway. To access the I3: Gateway menu, select the UP arrow until I3:
Gateway is shown on the display.
To change the settings, hold down the Menu key for about one full second until the * disappears. Use
the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the required values. To save the values, press Menu. When all
values have been set, press and hold the Menu key for about one full second, until the * appears. The
default Gateway now set. To exit press the Menu button. Select On Line button to take the feeder back
online.
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1.9 Printer Operator Panel
1.Ready LED ON: Ready to receive data BLINKING: Processing data
OFF: Offline 6. Attention LED
ON: A warning occurs. Printing
may be possible (e.g. low toner)
BLINKING: An error occurs.
Printing not possible (e.g. toner
empty)
OFF: Normal Condition
2. Display Displays the printer status and any
error messages. 7. Back Button Returns to the previous menu
3. Menu Scroll
Buttons
Enters the Menu mode. In Menu
mode, forwards or reverses the
menu item displayed.
Press for 2 seconds or longer to
jump from top to bottom
8. Enter Button
In the ONLINE or OFFLINE mode:
enters the Menu mode.
In the Menu mode: determines the
setting selected.
4. On Line
Button
Switches between ONLINE and
OFFLINE
Scrolls the HELP screen
9. Cancel Button
Deletes the data being printed or
received when pressed for two
seconds or longer.
Exits the menu and goes ONLINE
when pressed in the Menu mode.
5. Help Button Provides advice when an error
occurs 10.Power Save/
Wake up Button
Pressing this button switches the
machine into sleep or wake- up
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2 First Time Setup
2.1 Unpacking and Setting Up the Printer
STEP 1 of 11 STEP 2 of 11
With two people lift the top (feeder) box off of the
bottom (printer) box. Open the feeder box and
remove the feeder.
Remove the wing nut on the bottom of the feeder
before placing upright on any surface. Position the
feeder on a level surface. Open the feeder and
remove all packaging material. Close the feeder
door.
Lift the lid off of the printer box. With two people, remove the printer from the box. Remove all of the
packaging tape from the outside of the printer.
STEP 3 of 11 STEP 4 of 11
Press the button to open the top lid. Remove the fuser shipping lock.

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STEP 5 of 11 STEP 6 of 11
Pull the drums/toners out of the printer. Remove the
protective film. Place the drums and toners back into
the printer. Ensure all four toners are locked into the
four drums by checking the blue lever. Close the
printer lid.
IMPORTANT: Once the drums/toners are removed,
they must not be exposed to light for more than 5
minutes. To prevent damage, cover them with a dark
sheet or reinstall.
NOTE: All consumables are print ready and do not
need to be replaced upon opening. Once the
consumables have reached their lifespan, please
refer to the appendix on how to replace and install
all consumables
Align the printer with the pins located on the top of the feeder. Keep the printer level and flush to the front
while lowering it onto the feeder.
STEP 7 of 11 STEP 8 of 11
Unpack the rewinder, removing all of the packaging
tape.
Unwrap the rewinder attachment and prepare to
install on the printer.
Attach the rewinder plate to the feeder using the screws
located on the back of the feeder. Make sure it is in line
with the paper output feeder. You can adjust the
rewinder plate once it is loosely secured by moving it
slightly left or right. Adjust accordingly.

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STEP 9 of 11
Attach the rewinder mechanism to the plate using the black thumbscrews. Make sure that the rewinder mechanism
is fully supported so it does not bend or break the rewinder plate. The rewinder attachment has been successfully
installed.
STEP 10 of 11
Once the rewinder is installed, you need to connect the network and power cables to the correct outlets. All of the
outlets are located on the backside of the iColor 700; connect accordingly.

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STEP 11 of 11
Press power button on the side of the printer. Wait for the initialization. You should read Ready To Print on the
printer panel and Status: Require Load on the feeder panel. The rewinder attachment has been successfully
installed.

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2.2 How To Get Software Installation Files
STEP 1 of 4
UniNet utilizes Dropbox for sending the software file. Please send UniNet an email for sharing folders. After this email
confirmation, UniNet will send a link for the software to your email address. Click the link and you will see the above
website. Click Download on the top right, and click Download as .zip.
STEP 2 of 4
Select a place to save your file. (e.g. on Desktop), Click Save.