DocuPrint 900/1300 User’s Guide
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DocuPrint 900/1300 Maintenance Manual - 720P34210
DocuPrint 900/1300 Parts Catalog - 720P34220
DocuPrint 900/1300 Paper Guide - 720P34230
DocuPrint 900/1300 Installation Planning Guide - 720P34240
DocuPrint 900/1300 Operator’s Quick Reference - 720P34250
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DocuPrint 900/1300 User’s Guide
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C h a p t e r
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Introducing the
DocuPrint 900/1300
Printing System Features
The DocuPrint 900/1300 is a family of continuous feed, high-speed non-
impact printing systems. Models include the DocuPrint 900 with a duplex
print speed of 206 feet per minute and the DocuPrint 1300 with a duplex print
speed of 300 feet per minute.
Key features of DocuPrint 900/1300 include:
Simplex or duplex printing—prints documents in either simplex or duplex
mode; duplex printing causes no degradation in speed, because the
printing system uses two print engines in tandem.
Electron Beam Imaging (EBI) technology—produces consistent high
quality print images with a resolution of 600 x 600 dots per inch (dpi)
interpolated from 300 x 300 dpi.
High volume print production—provides for an 18.20 inch (462 mm)
print width, producing 900 images/minute (8
½
x 11”; 2-up format) on the
DocuPrint 900, and 1300 images/minute on the DocuPrint 1300.
Connectivity—accepts print data in Xerox LCDS or IBM AFPDS format
via network connection or tape drive.
Memory resident fonts—offers a variety of standard fonts and bar codes,
which are resident in memory; allows you to define your own fonts and
bar codes, as necessary.
Optional post-processing equipment—offers optional in-line connectivity
to a variety of finishing devices for custom configured processing.
