IBM InfoPrint Color 100, Введение и руководство по планированию

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Note: The InfoPrint Color 100 printer is shipped with Ethernet or Token Ring. To help prevent installation
delays, have someone familiar with your LAN configuration available to assist the systems engineer
and service representative during the InfoPrint Color 100 installation.
See “Network Protocols” on page 33 for information about supported protocols.
The IBM InfoPrint Color 100: Maintenance Library contains configuration information.
Service Interface
The service representative uses the same GUI interface as the operator, to service the printer. The service
representative also uses the interface to run several diagnostic aids.
The
IBM InfoPrint Color 100: Maintenance Library
, describes the diagnostics package and the operator
console’s service mode capabilities.
General Performance Specifications
This section lists the general performance specifications of the InfoPrint Color 100.
Process speed 12.25 cm (4.82 in.) per second
Letter-size sheets per minute 52 simplex or duplex*
Letter-size impressions per minute 52 simplex or 105 duplex*
Dot density 600 x 600 dpi
Printed line width (maximum) 475 mm (18.70 in.) centered on paper**
Paper width (maximum) 508 mm (20.04 in.)
Paper width (minimum) 500 mm (19.96 in.)
Paper length as cut 150 - 11 097 mm (5.9 - 436.9 in.)
Paper roll diameter 500 mm (19.7 in.) maximum
Paper input capacity 264 lb roll (standard)
Jogger capacity
100 mm (3.9 in.) (maximum height)
50 kg (maximum weight)
Stacked paper sizes (length) 150 mm - 1 000 mm (5.91 - 39.37 in.)***
Manual splicing station Standard feature
* Other throughputs can be calculated using the web speed.
** Maximum that printhead can print. See “Print Area” on page 7 for more information.
*** Longer lengths will require operator assistance.
Print Quality and Registration Specifications
The following print specifications apply when the operating environment is within optimum operating
ranges. (See “Environmental Requirements” on page 9 and “Paper” on page 30.)
Job Setup
You may need to print 25 or more impressions to adjust registration and density.
Maximum Percentage of Coverage
It is expected that a typical job will have 17% toner coverage for each color. Print quality may degrade
during long runs of over 100 impressions per side if the toner coverage exceeds 70% per color. It may be
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