Xerox 721P83071 User Manual
PRODUCT DIFFERENCES/USER CONSIDERATIONS
Cleaning time between pitch mode changes
Because the xerographic process places toner images on the
photoreceptor belt, it is necessary for the printer to clean the
system completely when switching to different modes. This
cleaning process ensures that unprinted toner from one pitch
mode is not deposited on sheets running in the other mode.
This cleaning process requires approximately 25-30 seconds,
during which time the system “dead cycles” before printing
again. During this time, areas of the printer are running, but
paper is not fed through the system.
photoreceptor belt, it is necessary for the printer to clean the
system completely when switching to different modes. This
cleaning process ensures that unprinted toner from one pitch
mode is not deposited on sheets running in the other mode.
This cleaning process requires approximately 25-30 seconds,
during which time the system “dead cycles” before printing
again. During this time, areas of the printer are running, but
paper is not fed through the system.
Specialized papers
The 4635 printer handles paper differently from the 9790 and
other Xerox LPS. Paper sensors and the paper path are not the
same from one printing product to another. An application
running special papers on a 9790, for example, may yield slightly
different results when printed on the 4635 LPS. Therefore, it is
recommended that you test applications that use specialized
papers to ensure that output is satisfactory.
other Xerox LPS. Paper sensors and the paper path are not the
same from one printing product to another. An application
running special papers on a 9790, for example, may yield slightly
different results when printed on the 4635 LPS. Therefore, it is
recommended that you test applications that use specialized
papers to ensure that output is satisfactory.
Pay special attention to the following materials:
•
Die cut paper (paper with windows or areas cut out) must be
tested to ensure that the sheet registers properly with paper
sensors.
tested to ensure that the sheet registers properly with paper
sensors.
•
Multiple-thickness materials may cause stacking problems.
Such problems may be alleviated by using the Bin Limits
window or command to limit the number of sheets that can
be stacked in a bin.
Such problems may be alleviated by using the Bin Limits
window or command to limit the number of sheets that can
be stacked in a bin.
For information on the Bin Limits window and command,
refer to the Xerox 4635 LPS Operator Guide or the 4635 LPS
PC User Interface Reference
refer to the Xerox 4635 LPS Operator Guide or the 4635 LPS
PC User Interface Reference
Refer to Helpful Facts About Paper for more information on the
selection, storage, and handling of papers for your 4635 LPS.
selection, storage, and handling of papers for your 4635 LPS.
LAN support
The 4635 now supports the installation of a LAN PWB in the
PCUI to upload audit logs to a remote system for processing.
With this feature installed, any time an audit log is completed it
will automatically be transmitted over the LAN to a remote
system. Xerox will provide the software for the 4635 to support
the feature. It is the customer's responsibility to provide the
circuit board and any related software and cables.
PCUI to upload audit logs to a remote system for processing.
With this feature installed, any time an audit log is completed it
will automatically be transmitted over the LAN to a remote
system. Xerox will provide the software for the 4635 to support
the feature. It is the customer's responsibility to provide the
circuit board and any related software and cables.
Note:
The PCUI must be logged on to the LAN for an audit log to be
uploaded to a remote system. If the log on has not been
accomplished, an error message will be displayed at the
completion of each audited report.
uploaded to a remote system. If the log on has not been
accomplished, an error message will be displayed at the
completion of each audited report.
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XEROX 4635 LASER PRINTING SYSTEM PRODUCT REFERENCE