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Introduces the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX 4700 Series machines, listing key features.
Details the UFP's role in unifying development and providing consistent features across DX devices.
Explains the automatic cloud backup of device settings, excluding customer data.
Lists various device configurations with corresponding part numbers and standard features.
Outlines the optimum performance range and maximum monthly copy/print volumes for each model.
Standard or optional automatic document feeder with 200-sheet capacity and high scan speeds.
Optional automatic document feeder with 100-sheet capacity and lower scan speeds.
Optional cover for scanning from the platen glass for specific models.
Optional unit holding 550 sheets per cassette to increase paper capacity.
Optional unit holding 2,450 sheets for significantly increased paper capacity.
Used to adjust device height with standard paper-feeding configuration.
Provides additional paper capacity of approximately 2,700 sheets.
Attachment for feeding up to 50 envelopes.
Finisher unit for stapling documents (corner/double staple).
Finisher unit for booklet creation and saddle stitching.
Provides 2- to 3-hole punch capabilities for finishers.
Compact finisher unit with one tray.
Puncher for the Inner Finisher-J1.
Additional tray for the Inner Finisher-J1.
Card reader for department ID management and access.
Alphanumeric keypad for entering characters and numbers.
Box to enable IC card authentication with Numeric Keypad.
Options for enhanced copy and print functionality like font sets and barcode printing.
Various fax boards and kits to enable or expand fax capabilities.
Options for data security compliance and wireless connectivity.
Features like voice guidance and ADF access for improved user accessibility.
Methods for authenticating users at the device, such as ULM and Department ID.
Features to protect the device, including Verify System at Startup and McAfee Embedded Control.
Methods to protect data, such as HDD initialization, encryption, and TPM.
Modes to protect documents, like PDF visible signatures and secure watermarks.
Secures network communications via IP/MAC filters and encryption.
Standard data storage area for files, supporting up to 100 mailboxes.
Storage area for scanned documents and Office files, with Shared and Personal Spaces.
Collaboration function enabling connection to other DX machines via SMB/WebDAV.
Stores scanned documents via USB port.
Software like iR ADV Desktop for document publishing and management.
Software for capturing and managing scanned data, e.g., Authorized Send.
Software for managing print and output, like uniFLOW.
Software for managing device security and operations, e.g., iW EMC.
Software to automate document and image business processes.
Overview of training programs for service technicians and platform enhancements.
Specific training paths and courses for new and certified technicians.
Requirements for dedicated and grounded outlets for proper operation.
Guidelines for physical installation space for operation, maintenance, and ventilation.
Estimated time needed to install the main unit and optional accessories.
Design aspects improving serviceability, reducing costs, and increasing profitability.
Services for remote meter reading, service monitoring, and firmware downloads.
Tools like DCM and Migration Navigator for managing device settings.
System for activating optional software programs via license numbers.
Website for downloading, installing, and activating MEAP applications directly.
Job functions and IT knowledge required for System Engineers.
Using the SST for upgrading system software, firmware, and MEAP contents.
Procedures for handling HDDs, which are sensitive to shock and static.
Recommended tools, solvents, and oils for machine maintenance.
Products and materials consumed during regular use, like paper and toner.
Parts with limited life that require periodic replacement as needed.
Parts that must be replaced periodically to ensure machine performance.
Cleaning and adjustment schedules for parts to ensure performance.
Counters on the control panel tracking functional copy use.
Counts prints and scans made per MEAP application.
Counts toner bottle insertions and consumption for billing.
Warranty period and coverage for product accessories.
Specific warranty terms for the GPR-57 Drum Unit.
Programs for warranty compensation and service cost reduction.
Single point of entry for technical support issues on BICG products.
Process for escalating cases to regional support or engineering.
Access to technical support information via the Worldwide Web.
Portal for dealer access to marketing, service guides, and calculators.
Detailed technical specifications for the main unit and accessories.
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