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Power| power consumption | 1.44 kW or less |
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| power source | AC 100-127VAC, 60HZ, 12 AMPS |
Copying Features| copy speed | 31 ppm B&W/Color |
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| first copy time | 8.0 sec or less (B&W); 8.9 sec or less (color) |
| warm-up time | 90 seconds or less |
Scanning Features| scan speed | Up to 35 ipm (B&W or color) |
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| optical resolution | 600 dpi |
| output modes | 600 dpi, 400 dpi, 300 dpi, 200 dpi, 100 dpi |
Network Printing System| print resolution | 1200 dpi, 600 dpi |
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| print speed | 31 pages per minute (Letter) |
| resident fonts | 80 Outline Fonts |
Inner Finisher| output capacity | Up to 280 sheets (Letter/Legal) |
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| weight | Approx. 19.8 lbs |
| dimensions | 18-2/3" (w) x 13-1/16" (d) x 6-3/16" (h) |
Weight and Dimensions| weight | 102 lbs |
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| dimensions | 22-3/64" x 17-1/4" x 28-7/64" |
Identifies and describes the various external and internal components of the machine for initial setup.
Details procedures for replacing consumables like toner and staple cartridges, and routine cleaning.
Guides users through installing printer and scanner drivers and other essential software for computer connection.
Outlines the fundamental steps for creating copies, including original placement and basic settings.
Details the different colour modes available for copying, such as Auto, Full Colour, Single Colour, and 2 Colour.
Explains how to specify the original size for accurate copying, including standard and custom dimensions.
Covers advanced copying features like Margin Shift, Erase, Pamphlet Copy, Job Build, and Card Shot.
Explains the fundamental steps for printing documents from Windows and Macintosh environments.
Highlights useful printing features like creating pamphlets, posters, and adjusting image orientation.
Details how to rotate, zoom, and adjust line widths for print images to match paper and desired output.
Covers specific printing scenarios like printing on different paper types or adding inserts.
Covers essential setup steps before using the fax function, including line connection and power.
Outlines the basic procedure for sending a fax, from placing the original to starting transmission.
Explains how to input fax numbers manually, retrieve them from the address book, or use search numbers.
Details how to adjust scan size, send size, exposure, resolution, and colour mode for fax transmissions.
Provides essential information and preparations required for using the machine as a network scanner.
Introduces the different scanning modes available, such as Scan to E-mail, Scan to FTP, Scan to Desktop.
Explains how to scan and save images directly to a USB memory device connected to the machine.
Covers the procedures for sending and receiving faxes via the Internet, requiring an expansion kit.
Details how to scan documents using a TWAIN-compliant application on a connected computer.
Provides a general introduction to the document filing function for saving and retrieving files on the machine's hard drive.
Highlights crucial considerations and restrictions when using the document filing features for saving and managing files.
Details the procedures for saving scanned documents as files using Quick File, File, or Scan to HDD functions.
Explains how to retrieve, print, or transmit files previously saved using the document filing function.
Guides users on how to locate specific files or folders stored on the machine's hard drive using search criteria.
Covers settings configurable by general users, including date, paper, and destination management.
Details settings configurable only by administrators, covering user management, energy saving, and network configurations.
Explains settings for user authentication, access restrictions, and managing user information for security and control.
Provides detailed instructions for configuring network connectivity, IP addresses, and protocols for machine communication.
Explains how to configure various printer settings, including default options, paper handling, and print quality adjustments.
Addresses issues with the machine's overall operation, including the control panel and power status.
Provides solutions for common paper-related issues like misfeeds, improper feeding, and skewing.
Details common print quality issues such as faint images, incorrect colours, and cut-off parts.
Covers issues that may occur during fax or scanner transmission, including failures and delays.
Addresses problems encountered during fax or Internet fax reception, such as printing failures or faint images.
