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Ease of Use
USER ACCESSIBILITY
In the United States, Section 508 legislation prohibits
government agencies from purchasing devices that are not
accessible to those with physical impairments. For this
reason, and the corporate world's increased focus on
providing a better work environment for all, many MFP
manufacturers increasingly are providing more user-
friendly features for physically- and visually-impaired users.
Common design features include tilting control panels,
giving wheelchair-bound users a better view of the screen,
and larger display options for those with impaired vision.
Voice navigation and
increasingly popular. Easy access to the paper path for
misfeed removal and front access to toner supplies also
make a device more user-friendly.
The Lexmark X792de Color Laser MFP has exceptional
accessibility features that are designed for convenient
accessibility for everyone in the workplace, these systems
incorporate user-friendly features such as simple control
panel with hard keys, and easy-pull paper drawers, all
which are in compliance with Section 508 requirements.
USER ACCESSIBILITY PAPER JAM REMOVAL
Paper jam removal is a simple process for those in a
wheelchair. There are no hidden jam points and all access
areas are at a comfortable height and angle for access
from the front of the device. Adding paper and replacing
toner is also a simple process from a wheelchair as well.
Toner doors open easily during the toner replacement
process and the toner bottle is designed to be lighter and
easy to replace, so most users can do it with one hand
WHAT BERTL LIKED
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The Lexmark X792de
exceptional accessibility features that are designed for
convenient accessibility for everyone in the workplace,
these systems incorporate user friendly features that
make them easier to operate and align with Section
508 requirements.
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BERTL liked that users can easily replace the X792de
MFP's consumables.
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The paper trays are easy to adjust and fill. Users can
easily access misfeed areas on the device.
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The touch screen provides audible and tactile feedback
to the end user.
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