NEC SuperScript 4400, User Manual

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CHAPTER 1
FEATURES
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VERVIEW
The innovative NEC SuperScript™ 4400 color laser printer is
the best value today for fast color and monochrome printing.
The 4400 delivers high resolution, laser color output for
business presentations and reports and is adaptable to
changing business needs. The SuperScript 4400N network
printer introduces the first web-based printing capability.
This allows you to print jobs to remote locations—across the
building or across the country! This section reviews the
features and options of each printer that will make it the
busiest machine in your office.
SuperScript 4400 Series Highlights
• Prints from 4 to 8 color pages per minute and up to 16
monochrome pages.
• With PostScript 3 or PCL5e printing languages, you can
print almost anything. The printer automatically selects
the appropriate printer language for incoming jobs.
note:
For color printing, you must use the PostScript 3
printer driver for your system. The PCL 5e printer driver is
for monochrome printing only.
• 600 x 600 dpi printing is standard
• 1200x1200 dpi printing is available when a total of 80 MB
of RAM is installed (96 MB for legal size paper).
• 32 MB of RAM standard, extendable to 128 MB
• 2.1 GB internal hard disk for storing fonts and forms.
• Year-2000 compliant
SuperScript 4400N Enhancements
With the network printer, you can take advantage of the
latest printing technology.
•
Printer Home Page provides access to web-based
printing software, online Help, and other features.
• Using NEC’s PrintAgent™ software, configuration and
monitoring can be done from your workstation.
• Supports traditional network printing over NetWare,
TCP/IP, EtherTalk, Windows 3.x and above,
Windows NT 4.0, and NetBEUI/NetBIOS
• 96 MB of RAM standard, extendable to 128 MB
Printer Options
You can add these features to increase productivity.
•
250-sheet standard size Paper Tray 2
• 250-sheet Legal Tray
• Network Upgrade Kit with Network Interface Card
(NIC)
Your Starting Point
The instructions in this guide assume that you are familiar
with your computer and/or network operating systems, and
that your system is configured and operating properly.