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You must be logged in as Trusted User or System Administrator to read the meter. See the Related Items 
below for additional information. 
 
To read the meter using DocuSP software version 3.x, 4.x, or 5.x: 

1.  In the DocuSP for DocuTech 2000 Series 61xx window, select [Administration].  
2.  Select the [Billing] tab. Meters A and B and their values will be displayed.  

To view the image count and the last date the Toner Cartridge, Fuser Module, or Xerographic Module was 
replaced, see the Related Items below for additional information. 

To read the meter using DocuSP software version 2.x or below: 

1.  In the DocuSP Print Services window, select [Administration]. The System Administration window 

will be displayed.  

2.  Select [Billing]. The Xerox Billing Report window will be displayed. Meter A is the counter used to 

report impressions for billing purposes. 
 
METER A: tracks the total number of impressions, imaged sides, completed by the system. Meter 
A does include the Administration Pages. 
METER B: tracks the total impressions for each image up to and including the 10th set for each 
job. After 10 sets of a job is completed, Meter B does not count the remaining sets until another job 
is submitted. Meter B does not count the Administration Pages. 
 
The maximum billing meter count before it rolls back over to 0 is 9,999,999 for DocuSP software 
versions 2.x or 3.x. The maximum billing meter count before it rolls back over to 0 is 999,999,999 
for DocuSP software version 4.x or 5.x. 

3.  Select [Close] to exit.  

 

 
NOTE: There are times when the Fuser Camming Motor Brake stalls due to a duplicator crash or duplicator 
power failure. The Camming Motor Brake must be manually released.  
 
To release the Camming Motor Brake:  

1.  Open the Processor Doors.  
2.  Grasp the green handle on the Fuser Drawer.  

 
WARNING: The Fuser Rollers may be hot, approximately 400 ° F / 204 ° C. Do not touch the 
Fuser Rollers.  

3.  Pull the Fuser Drawer all the way out of the machine until it stops.