IBM InfoPrint Color 100, Введение и руководство по планированию

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Chapter 2. Preparing the Physical Environment
This chapter describes the environmental, physical, and space requirements that are needed before
installing the InfoPrint Color 100.
Environmental Requirements
For optimal print quality the environment must be closely controlled. See the following table for optimum
environmental conditions.
Table 2. Environmental Requirements
Mode Air Temperature Relative Humidity
Shipment
−20°C to +35°C
(−4°F to +95°F)
15 to 80%
Storage
−20°C to +35°C
(−4°F to 95 °F)
15 to 80%
Nonoperating
Minimum
Maximum
10°C (50 F)
30°C (86 F)
15% to 80%
25% to 50%
Optimal Operating Range
Minimum
Maximum
20°C (68°F)
25°C (77°F)
27 to 62%
28 to 53%
Acceptable Operating Range
Minimum
Maximum
15°C (59°F)
30°C (86°F)
15 to 65%
25 to 50%
Notes:
1. The printer will maintain a relative internal humidity level below 35% when printing continuously and
the optimum print quality will be produced. Additional warm-up time is expected if the humidity exceeds
35%.
2. Maximum temperatures listed in the table above apply also to the shipment and storage of toner and
developer.
3. After exposure to cold temperatures, the shipping container should not be opened for at least 4 hours
in order to allow sufficient time for the contents’ temperature to stabilize.
Altitude
The following barometric pressure requirements apply:
v
The printer must operate at pressures corresponding to elevations from sea level to 2135 M (7000 ft.).
v
The printer operates satisfactorily with pressure variations of ±2.6% of the nominal pressure at the
installation altitude.
Note: For exceptions, contact your IBM InfoPrint Color 100 representative.
© Copyright IBM Corp. 1998
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