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IBM iSeries Printers

IBM iSeries printers are designed, built, tested, and supported as an integrated component of

the system. Printer options are scalable from desktop to production, impact to laser, with 375

characters per second up to 1002 impressions per minute.

This printer section is divided into three sections depending on typical usage:

• Workgroup printers

• Departmental and production printers

• Industrial printers

iSeries print application information is found on the iSeries printing Web site at:

http://www.ibm.com/printers/iSeries

IBM Infoprint and IBM Network Printers form a family of high-performance laser printers

designed for iSeries, AS/400e, and network printing environments. As a group, these IBM

iSeries workgroup printers provide high fidelity (600 dots-per-inch (dpi) or 1200 dpi), multiple

concurrent connections, support for multiple print datastreams (AFP/IPDS, PostScript, PCL),

and a wide range of paper handling options. Five new Infoprint 1000 workgroup printers

complete the family of cost-effective business printers. In addition, the Infoprint Color 8

provides high-fidelity, full-color printing for iSeries and workgroup applications.

Key features shared by these IBM Infoprint and Network Printers (except the Infoprint 12 and

Infoprint Color 8) include:

• Connections to multiple client and server systems

– iSeries and LAN connectivity, including token-ring, Ethernet, twinax, and parallel

– Concurrent handling of iSeries, network, and client print applications

• Automatic switching and automatic print data stream sensing to enable maximum

productivity.

– Integrated Network Interface Card (NIC) eliminates the need for a separate network

attachment box

• Complete integrated IPDS printer featuring:

– Native, system-managed printing with page-level error recovery

– Edge-to-edge printing

– Full range of AFP fonts: iSeries and AS/400e-resident and printer-resident, raster,

and outline formats

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