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Detailed Specifications WorkCentre
®
7800 Series
Customer Expectation and Installation Guide 2
2 Detailed Specifications
Product Specifications
System Specifications
Print Speed and
Monthly Volume
7830/
7830i
7835/
7835i
7845/
7845i
7855/
7855i
Simplex Speed
Color / B&W
Up to 30
/ 30
ppm
Up to 35
/ 35
ppm
Up to 45
/ 45
ppm
Up to 50
/ 55
ppm
Recommended
Average Monthly
Print Volume
1
8,000
to
12,000
pages
10,000
to
15,000
pages
16,000
to
20,000
pages
18,000
to
22,000
pages
Maximum Monthly
Duty Cycle
2
Up to
90,000
pages
Up to
110,000
pages
Up to
200,000
pages
Up to
300,000
pages
What exactly is Duty Cycle?
Duty Cycle is a print device’s rated capacity to continuously perform work
under normal conditions. It is usually expressed as the sustainable volume in
letter- or A4-sized pages that can be printed per month.
Define the problem
When discussing a machine’s capabilities, there is often a misconception
about its Duty Cycle. Customers tend to think in terms of duty cycle, while
Xerox thinks in terms of AMPV (Average Monthly Print Volume). Many print
device vendors today do not define what these terms mean, how they are
different, and how it affects a customer.
What are considered “normal conditions”?
Because Duty Cycle is based on how the printer performs under “normal
conditions,” you first must define what “normal conditions” are—and there
are many factors that affect the execution of everyday print jobs. These
include everything from the robustness of the machine and the types of
applications being run to the physical environment in which the customer is
printing. In addition, any true measure of what constitutes “normal” must
account for those occasions when a job is running at less than maximum
speed. And as we all know, there are other times that for any number of
reasons, a job isn’t running and the machine sits idle. It’s a natural part of the
printing business. So to calculate Duty Cycle, Xerox took into account these
“normal conditions”, as well as the anticipated shift usage per week, to
consider all factors that a machine and its operators may encounter when
running print jobs.
What is the difference between AMPV and Duty Cycle?
Duty Cycle takes into account the actual capabilities of a machine with
varying circumstances, while Average Monthly Print Volume (AMPV) is the
volume an average customer is expected to produce on a machine in a
month. AMPV reflects a range of an entire machine population’s monthly
usage, while Duty Cycle displays the potential to grow while still utilizing the
machine. This is important to keep in mind because although a customer’s
typical print volume may fall into the AMPV range, the company may grow
beyond the usual volume and printing capability of the machine.
Connectivity
10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet, High-Speed USB 2.0 direct print, Optional
Wi-Fi (with Xerox ® USB Wireless Adapter)
Device Specifications
Control Panel Language Support
US English, International English, International French, Italian, German,
International Spanish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian,
Danish, Finnish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Czech, Polish, Hungarian or
Romanian, Catalan, Arabic
1 The Average Monthly Print Volume is the expected regular monthly
throughput.
2 The Monthly Duty Cycle is the maximum volume capacity expected in any
one month. This volume us supported under standard vendor supplied
Certifications

FCC Class A Compliant (US), ICES Class A Compliant (Canada)

CSA Listed (UL 60950-1, Second Edition)

CB Certified (IEC 60950-1, Second Edition)

ENERGY STAR ®

GOST

NOM

Blue Angel

Environmental Choice

CE Marked

EPEAT

GS Mark

Citrix
®
Certified

WHQL

IPv6

Cerner

MEDITECH

SAP

To view the latest list of certifications, go to
www.xerox.com/OfficeCertifications
Accessory Options

High Capacity Feeder (HCF)

Envelope Tray (Replaces Tray 1)

Integrated Office Finisher (optional with 7830/7835 only)

Office Finisher LX

Booklet Maker for Office Finisher LX

Hole Punch for Office Finisher LX

Professional Finisher

Convenience Stapler (includes Work Surface)

Smart Card Enablement Kit

Xerox Secure Access Unified ID System ® (with USB Card Reader) with
Follow-You Print™

EFI Fiery ® Network Controller

Walk up Fax (One- or Two-line options, includes LAN Fax)

McAfee Integrity Control Enablement Kit

XPS Print Option Kit

Xerox® Integrated RFID Card Reader.

Xerox® USB Wireless Adapter (Also enables Wi-Fi Direct with 7800i, and
also available on the 7800 with the latest software)

Xerox Mobile Link, Android Print Service (Optional with 7800i, and also
available on the 7800 with the latest software)

Inclusion of free “Inbox Apps”, Print by Xerox, QR Code App, and App
Gallery App with 7800i, and also available on the 7800 with the latest
software. The “i” series products with preloaded MFP apps are service
supported at xerox.com with on-line help through the link below.
http://www.support.xerox.com/support/xerox-app-
gallery/documentation/enus.html

Foreign Device Interface (FDI) (Optional)- Also known as Auxiliary
Access Device, this is an interface to third party access control devices,
such as coin machines and card readers
service for any single month but is not expected to be sustained on a
regular basis. Customers should consider higher volume machines or
multiple machines is average monthly volume approaches the maximum
duty cycle on a continual basis.