Xerox DocuPrint 180 用户手册
PRODUCT DIFFERENCES/USER CONSIDERATIONS
XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LASER PRINTING SYSTEM PRODUCT GUIDE
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System page size
The Xerox DocuPrint 180 maximum imaging area (that is, the system
page) measures 14- by 17-inches.
page) measures 14- by 17-inches.
Virtual page size
The default virtual page size is identical to the physical page size. If
a virtual page size is user-defined, the virtual page is centered
relative to the physical page. A user-defined virtual page may not be
larger than the paper size value; larger dimensions are truncated.
a virtual page size is user-defined, the virtual page is centered
relative to the physical page. A user-defined virtual page may not be
larger than the paper size value; larger dimensions are truncated.
Error messages
If any part of a print line originates off the system page, the following
message is displayed:
message is displayed:
OS6905 DATA ORIGIN OFF PAGE -- CHECK OUTPUT.
This message appears only once during a print job. It indicates a
print line origin problem within the form description or an excessive
SHIFT value. Refer to
print line origin problem within the form description or an excessive
SHIFT value. Refer to
Xerox LPS Forms Creation Guide
and
Xerox
DocuPrint 180 LPS Message Guide
for more information.
Deletions
The Xerox DocuPrint 180 printer utilizes the newest xerographic
advancements, providing good solid black print quality and spot
control. However, in certain circumstances, there is a possibility that
toner from the photoreceptor may not completely transfer to a sheet
of paper before it is fused and sent to the output bin. This occurrence
is known as a deletion. Generally, deletions will result in a small area
of the printed page appearing lighter than the rest of the page. For
example, a few letters of a word may appear lighter than the rest of
the word.
advancements, providing good solid black print quality and spot
control. However, in certain circumstances, there is a possibility that
toner from the photoreceptor may not completely transfer to a sheet
of paper before it is fused and sent to the output bin. This occurrence
is known as a deletion. Generally, deletions will result in a small area
of the printed page appearing lighter than the rest of the page. For
example, a few letters of a word may appear lighter than the rest of
the word.
To help reduce the occurrence of deletion, the Xerox DocuPrint 180
printer has been fitted with a four-segment transfer blade which
presses the paper onto the photoreceptor during toner transfer. This
blade is automatically activated based on the paper size setting in the
job descriptor and does not involve any operator interaction or loss of
productivity.
printer has been fitted with a four-segment transfer blade which
presses the paper onto the photoreceptor during toner transfer. This
blade is automatically activated based on the paper size setting in the
job descriptor and does not involve any operator interaction or loss of
productivity.
There are two different transfer blades: one for 60Hz systems and
one for 50Hz systems. Each blade can adjust to four paper size
lengths as follows:
one for 50Hz systems. Each blade can adjust to four paper size
lengths as follows:
•
60 Hz blade: 11-, 11.69-, 13-, and 14-inch (279-, 297-, 330-,
356-mm)
356-mm)
•
50 Hz blade: 10-, 11-, 11.69-, and 13-inch (254-, 279-, 297-,
330-mm).
330-mm).