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Machine A designated individual who sets the defaults and maintains the
Administrator machine. Someone who has access to system tools.
Media The material on which the copies or prints are printed. Synonymous
with stock.
Pathway Buttons The functions of the machine are divided into four separate and
distinct pathways, Features, Job Status, Machine Status and
Tools. Features contains all the programming selections needed to
produce the job (It is not available). Job Status provides queue
management functions, Machine Status provides information about
the projected replacement requirements for consumables, and
information pertaining to the repair of the machine. The Tools
pathway is designed for the System Administrator to manage both
the operation and the troubleshooting of the machine.
Resolution Quantifying the quality of print in terms of the number of dots per a
given area (typically an inch).
Short Edge Feed As the paper is fed into the machine from either the Document
(SEF) Feeder or any of the Paper Trays, the shortest edge of the paper
enters the machine first.
System Administrator This person connects the Document Centre to the network so it can
print jobs from your work station.
Tray Settings The following tray settings are available.
In a Dedicated tray the Machine Administrator assigns the size,
orientation, color and type of the tray contents.
In a Fully Adjustable tray the size, orientation, color, and type of the
tray contents can be programmed by the user.
Trayless Duplex This Document Centre feature is possible because the paper stock
continually cycles through the machine until it has the desired
number of images. As opposed to residing in a duplex tray until the
machine is ready to use the partially printed stock. A Trayless
Duplex system significantly reduces the likelihood of jams.
Xerographic Module A Replaceable Unit that contains the xerographic elements of the
copier.
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