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General| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
|---|---|
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 300, 000 pages |
| Type | Color Laser Multifunction Printer |
| Maximum Paper Size | 12" x 18" |
| Print Speed | 65 ppm |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Control Panel | 10.1-inch color touchscreen |
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan |
| Scan Speed (Simplex) | 120 ipm (images per minute) |
| Scan Speed (Duplex) | 240 ipm (images per minute) |
| Memory (Standard) | 4 GB RAM |
| Hard Disk Drive | 250 GB (standard) |
| Supported Paper Sizes | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5 |
Presents a comparative table of functions and specifications across different models in the series.
Explains the system's 1,200 x 1,200 dpi resolution and object-optimized imaging for quality.
Discusses features that stabilize image production against environmental changes and part deterioration.
Describes the common firmware base ensuring consistent features and updates across devices.
Highlights UFP V3.7 enhancements like WiFi Direct, scheduled printing, and job merging.
Explains the automatic cloud backup of user settings and address book data.
Details four built-in storage methods: Mail Box, Advanced Box, Network, and Memory Media.
Covers comprehensive security features like Device Authentication, Data Security, Document Security, and Network Security.
Describes user authentication methods: UA (Universal Authentication) and ULM (Universal Login Manager).
Details methods to protect and secure data, including HDD initialization, encryption, and removable HDD kits.
Focuses on protecting documents with PDF Visible Digital Signatures and Forced Secure Watermarks.
Secures network communications via IP/MAC filters, encryption, and access control.
Lists the width, depth, and height dimensions for various main units and optional accessories.
Specifies requirements for installation sites, focusing on operational, maintenance, and ventilation space.
Illustrates the recommended installation space requirements with diagrams for different configurations.
Recommends a specific level floor space size for common machine configurations.
Details standard Ethernet and USB connectivity options for device installation and operation.
Presents a table detailing power supply and plug specifications for various machine components.
Specifies optimal operating and storage humidity ranges and operating temperature limits.
Presents specifications for the main unit, including type, resolution, warm-up time, and copy speed.
Details wired LAN specifications including network interface, TCP/IP, and AppleTalk.
Outlines wireless LAN specs: transmission scheme, frequency range, security modes, and connection methods.
Covers options for Universal Send and Fax functionalities like trace/smooth PDF and security features.
Covers options for data security and wireless connectivity, including encrypted print and security kits.
Provides redundancy with an additional HDD to maintain uptime and preserve data in case of failure.
Outlines customer duties for installation, including location, power, environment, and data backup.
Presents tables showing expected print speeds for various paper types, sizes, and duplexing.
Details adjustable media characteristics like size, weight, finish, type, and color for print quality.
Explains user modes for adjusting image quality and provides recommendations for consistency.
Allows fine-tuning of printed images through various menu options like density and color balance.
Enables system administrators to register custom paper settings for improved image quality output.
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