Evaluate Versatility - Xerox 6180MFP - Phaser Color Laser Evaluator Manual

EVALuATE VERSITILITY
MFPs are inherently versatile, but not all MFPs are equally capable. Each of the four capabilities must be
present and accounted for, and must be able to support your workload. Your MFP needs to be a full-featured
workgroup printer, while offering uncompromised copy, scan and fax capabilities. You should also consider
your jobs, and evaluate whether the MFP offers the media support you require.
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PRINT FEATuRES
At its heart, the Phaser 6180MFP is a small-office/workgroup-class color printer built to handle
daily office printing with ease, while delivering professional-looking color printing when you need
it. Impressive print speeds of up to 31 ppm black-and-white and 20 ppm color, an FPOT as fast as
10 seconds, and print resolution up to 600 x 600 x 4 dpi mean the Phaser 6180MFP can help boost
your productivity and improve your image. Automatic two-sided printing is available with the
Phaser 6180MFP, helping you save paper and automatically produce professional-looking, double-
sided documents.
Building on this powerful printing performance is an impressive array of print features, highlighted by:
Adobe PostScript 3 Driver
• N-up Printing — prints multiple pages onto
• Proof Print — prints the first set of a job for
• RAM Collation — collates documents in
• Secure Print — confidential jobs are held
• Separators — inserts title pages between
• Skip Blank Pages — skips blank pages to
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a single page
verification before releasing remaining sets
memory to print sets, avoiding hand collation
until a PIN is entered
jobs for easy identification
avoid wear on consumable supplies
PCL 6 Emulation Driver
• Banner Sheet — prints across multiple
pages to create banners
• Booklet — formats and organizes electronic
documents for printing as hard-copy
booklets
• Covers/Separators — choose special media
for cover or separator pages
• N-up Printing — prints multiple pages onto
a single page
• Poster — enlarges an image by printing it
onto multiple pages
• Proof Print — prints the first set of a job,
for verification before releasing remaining
sets
• RAM Collation — collates documents
in memory to print sets, avoiding hand
collation
• Secure Print — confidential jobs are held
until a PIN is entered
• Skip Blank Pages — skips blank pages to
avoid wear on consumable supplies
• Transparency interleave — inserts blank
or printed plain paper between printed
transparencies