10 Xerox Phaser 3635MFP Evaluator Guide
Choose advanced printing options,
like N-Up, Booklet creation, two-sided
printing and watermarks, directly from
the Phaser 3635MFP’s print driver.
Section 2: Evaluating Black-and-White Laser MFPs
Evaluate Versatility
How the Phaser 3635MFP
multifunction printer exceeds
the versatility requirement
Print features
At its core, the Phaser 3635MFP multifunction
printer is a high-performance network laser
printer capable of handling the black-and-white
printing workload of small, busy offices and
workgroups. Print speeds of up to 35 ppm, FPOT
as fast as 8.5 seconds and automatic two-sided
printing make quick work of long jobs while
conserving paper. 600 x 600 dpi printing (up
to 1200 x 1200 enhanced image quality) plus
PostScript
®
3™ compatibility and PCL
®
6 and 5e
emulations also ensure impressive results.
The Phaser 3635MFP multifunction printer’s
strong performance is backed by a set of
printing features that include:
• N-up: saves paper by printing multiple pages
onto each sheet
• Secure print: holds a private print job until
released at the device by the job owner
• Sample set: allows users to proof a sample
document before printing entire job
• Booklet creation: formats and arranges
pages for folding as booklet
• Print to and from hard drive: store
frequently accessed documents on the MFP
for fast reprinting at the device
• Toner Saver Mode: reduces toner
consumption
• Watermarks: adds custom watermarks, such
as “DRAFT” or “CONFIDENTIAL,” to printed
documents
Copy features
As with printing, the Phaser 3635MFP
multifunction printer is a high-performance
black-and-white copier for busy offices and
workgroups. With copy speeds of up to 35 ppm,
FCOT as fast as 8.5 seconds and automatic
double-sided copying of double-sided
originals (via the DADF), the Phaser 3635MFP
multifunction printer delivers high-end
productivity in a desktop device.
Beyond high-performance copying, the Phaser
3635MFP multifunction printer delivers a strong
set of copy features as well:
• Booklet creation: formats and arranges
pages for folding as booklet
• Collation: automatic (via DADF only)
• Copy Print Store Reprint (CPSR): store
copy jobs on the device for convenient
reprinting later
• Covers: choose special media for cover pages
• ID card copy: copies both sides of an ID card
onto a single sheet of paper
• Multi-up: saves paper by printing multiple
pages onto each sheet
• Reduce/Enlarge: 25 to 400% from both the
platen and the DADF with 10 preset zooms
• Transparency separators: inserts pages
between copied transparencies
How many functions can the device perform? Does the integration of multiple
functions into a single device result in the MFP sacrificing important capabilities, such
as print or copy performance? Does MFP deliver a level of all-around performance
that will enable the replacement of multiple devices on your network? Does the MFP
include support for the types of media users utilize on a regular basis?
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