Identifying Printer Parts; Front View; Back View; Back Internal View - NEC SuperScript 1450 User Manual

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DENTIFYING
RINTER
Use the illustrations on the facing page to identify standard
parts for the SuperScript 1450 or 1450N.

Front View

Operator Panel—has two control buttons and four lights
(LEDs).
Hand Grips—used for lifting printer.
Top Cover—provides access to the Toner Cartridge (also
serves as the Main Output Tray).
Main Output Tray—holds up to 250 printed sheets.
Multipurpose Tray—drops open to hold various
amounts of paper, envelopes, labels, or transparencies.
Referred to as Tray 1 in the printer driver.
550-sheet Cassette—standard input tray. Referred to as
Tray 2 in the printer driver
Paper Level Indicator—a see through window showing
paper level.
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Back View

Back Label—contains the printer's serial number
necessary for warranty registration.
Back Cover—serves as an output tray when opened.
Interface Panel—contains the Controller Board and any
added options such as a network interface card (NIC).
Power Cord Connector—for attaching the Power Cord.
Power Switch—for turning on and off the printer.
Back Vent—allows ventilation.

Back Internal View

Fuser Unit—uses heat and pressure to adhere image to
the paper.
Face-up Output Tray—receives heavier printed media.
Feed Roller—Feeds media to the Face-up Output Tray.

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