Honeywell 400 Series Hardware Manual page 39

Slide the pusher plate away from the feed station, lower it, and slide it against the
back of the deck.
Continue this procedure until the hopper is filled or the entire
card deck is loaded.
Press the OPERATE/ RESET pushbutton so that the card reader is ready to feed
cards on program demand. The OPERATE light will glow green.
Adding cards--more than 3 inches in h0pper:
1.
2.
Prepare cards as previously described.
Grasp a handful of cards with the right hand and set them behind the pusher plate
with the back of the hand just touching the pusher plate. Note that feeding continues
on program demand.
Use the left hand to swing the pivoted pusher plate up to clear the card deck.
Slide the added cards against those already in the hopper, making sure the cards
in the hopper do not fall over. Do not exert pressure against the cards in the
hopper as this may cause a misfeed.
Slide the pusher plate away from the feed station, lower it, and slide it against
the back of the deck. Continue this procedure until the hopper is filled or the entire
card deck is loaded.
Converting to Alternate-Size Cards (Optional)
Reading of 80-column cards requires no special attachments in the input hopper and output
stackers. However, when converting the card reader from 80-column cards to 51-column
cards, the operator makes afew simple changes in the hopper and stackers, using the optional
equipment described below.
The operator places in position a 51-column-card rail in the input hopper and each output
stacker. This rail is a rectangular-shaped bar that runs the length of the h0pper or stacker.
The leading edges of the shorter cards ride against the card rail. (See Figure 7.)
Receiving Holes - 80 Column
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Figure 7. Card Rail in Place for Reading 51—Column Cards
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