Oce VarioPrint 6000 MICR series, User Manual

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Print® 6000 series meets the ENERGY STAR® criteria for energy efficiency laid down
in the ENERGY STAR Program Requirements for Imaging Equipment (Version 1.1).
Energy Consumption (All Countries)
The energy consumption of imaging equipment can be determined by means of the TEC
procedure. This procedure was developed under the auspices of the United States Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency. TEC stands for Typical Electricity Consumption. The
TEC value of a product represents the energy consumed in a week under standardized
conditions. For the Océ VarioPrint® 6000 series the TEC-value is listed in the Product
Safety Data Sheet.
In order to limit energy consumption during periods of non-use, the Océ VarioPrint®
6000 series has a sleep mode during which the power level is reduced. The value for the
sleep mode is listed in the Product Safety Data Sheet.
Power modes and delay times
Energy consumption and efficiency are influenced both by the product technology and
by the settings chosen by the user, especially the delay times that are selected to enter re-
duced power states. The following delay times have been pre-set.
Power modes and delay times
#
Default delay time (minutes) Operational mode
15 minutes (range 1–15 minutes) Low power
30 minutes (range 16–240 minutes Sleep
The modes above are automatically entered after the default delay time has elapsed,
counting from the moment the last print has been produced. These settings are recom-
mended and for most users ensure both ease of use and low energy consumption. The
minimum and maximum values for the delay times are in brackets and can be changed
by the [user/ key-operator/ service technician] (choose applicable option, delete the rest).
Shorter delay times within this range will lower the energy consumption even further,
but can cause longer recovery times. In some cases longer delay times may prove to be
more convenient, but it should be noted that this may cause an increase in energy con-
sumption. Therefore, from an energy preservation point-of-view, longer delay times are
not recommended.
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Regulation notices (country dependent)