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Xerox Nuvera
®
100/120/144 EA Digital Production System - Customer Expectations Document
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Scanner Module
The optional integrated scanner with document handler utilizes a
Xerox patented Dual scan head array.
Xerox patented Dual scan head array.
Item
Xerox Nuvera
®
100/120/144 EA
Digital Production System
Comments
Automatic
Document
Feeder (ADF)
• 300 sheet capacity (20 lb. bond, 75 gsm)
• 5.5” x 8.5” to 11” x 17” sheets
(140 x 216 to 279.4 mm x 432m m)
• 13 lb. bond to 113 lb. index (49 to 220 gsm)
Scan Speed
• 120 images per minute one sided 8.5” x 11”/A4
120 sheets per minute
• 120 images per minute two sided 8.5” x 11”/A4
60 sheets per minute
Scan
Resolution
• 600 x 600 dpi
• 8-bit Gray (256 shades)
− Copy jobs are saved at 1200 x 600 dpi,
1-bit depth
− Copy jobs are not intended for output to
other printers
Maximum Paper Size & Maximum Image Size
The maximum paper size that can be placed on the platen is 12.6” x 18.5” / 320mm x 470mm. The
maximum image size, however, is 12.0” x 18.0” / 305mm x 457mm.
Color
This is not a color scanner.
Scan-to-Email
There is no “scan-to-email” feature for this product.
Input Document substrates
Document substrates that are not recommend for use in the SDDF include envelopes, metallic cover
stock, transparencies, label stock, silver photographic paper, tab stock, Never Tear (or other
manufacturers’ equivalent), and those substrates whose intrinsic characteristics limit or prevent the
separation of documents with friction-retard feeding mechanisms without causing mis-feeds, multi-
feeds, jams or document damage.
Carbonless paper
Carbonless paper passed through the document feeder may be subject to marking in areas where the
document feeder’s paper handling elements come in contact with the carbonless stock due to the
“marking characteristics” of this stock. In extreme cases, this unintended marking could obscure
information from the page being reproduced.
Hole punched paper
The SDDF may not reliably feed GBC and similar type documents without damage to the original and
without geometric errors (skew or mis-registration). The workaround for GBC, spiral-bound and
similarly punched papers is to rotate the documents to feed the unbound edge first, and then rotate the
image.
File Size Limitation
Files saved as Multi-page TIFF are limited to 2GB in size. This limit may be reached after a few
hundred images if the scanned originals contain many images and are scanned at 1200 x 1200
resolution.
The maximum paper size that can be placed on the platen is 12.6” x 18.5” / 320mm x 470mm. The
maximum image size, however, is 12.0” x 18.0” / 305mm x 457mm.
Color
This is not a color scanner.
Scan-to-Email
There is no “scan-to-email” feature for this product.
Input Document substrates
Document substrates that are not recommend for use in the SDDF include envelopes, metallic cover
stock, transparencies, label stock, silver photographic paper, tab stock, Never Tear (or other
manufacturers’ equivalent), and those substrates whose intrinsic characteristics limit or prevent the
separation of documents with friction-retard feeding mechanisms without causing mis-feeds, multi-
feeds, jams or document damage.
Carbonless paper
Carbonless paper passed through the document feeder may be subject to marking in areas where the
document feeder’s paper handling elements come in contact with the carbonless stock due to the
“marking characteristics” of this stock. In extreme cases, this unintended marking could obscure
information from the page being reproduced.
Hole punched paper
The SDDF may not reliably feed GBC and similar type documents without damage to the original and
without geometric errors (skew or mis-registration). The workaround for GBC, spiral-bound and
similarly punched papers is to rotate the documents to feed the unbound edge first, and then rotate the
image.
File Size Limitation
Files saved as Multi-page TIFF are limited to 2GB in size. This limit may be reached after a few
hundred images if the scanned originals contain many images and are scanned at 1200 x 1200
resolution.