Operational Definitions - Xerox Color C60/C70 Series Installation Manual

Operational Considerations

Operational Definitions

1-Sided
2-Sided
AMPV
Daily Maintenance
Delta E
DPI
Duplex
Duty Cycle
GSM
Image Registration
Lbs.
Maximum Paper Size
Maximum Print Area
Media/Substrate
Multi-Function
Printer/Copier
Operator Maintenance
Paper Registration
Periodic Maintenance
Press
Preventative Maintenance
Print Quality
Print Speed
Printer
Simplex
Uptime
Virus Security
Customer Expectation and Installation Guide
Printing on only one side of the substrate
Printing on both sides of the substrate
Average Monthly Print Volume - reflects a range of an entire machine population's monthly usage, while Duty Cycle
displays the potential to grow while still utilizing the machine.
Maintenance that the customer operator must complete daily to maintain quality printing
The measurement of color variation, there are multiple
Dots Per Inch or physical resolution of the printing device
Printing on both sides of the substrate
A print device's rated capacity to continuously perform work under normal conditions. It is usually expressed as the
sustainable volume in letter- or A4-sized pages that can be printed per month.
Grams per Square meter – Paper density (also known as basis weight and grammage)
The alignment of the individual CMYK image to each other on the printed piece
Pounds - US paper sizes is pounds of a ream of 500 (or in some cases 1000) sheets of a given (raw, still uncut) basis
size – heavier stocks have a higher lb
Largest substrate that can be physically run through the device
Largest area that can be printed on a substrate
The material that can be imaged through a device (e.g. uncoated, coated, cover stock, transparency, etc.)
A device that can be A4 or A3 with capabilities of scan, fax, email, and can be integrated with multiple solutions
Maintenance tasks the customer is responsible to complete
The placement/alignment of the image on the sheet and sheet to sheet
Maintenance that occurs based on print volume
Relates to production devices (graphic communications) concerned with high production and high image/color quality
requirements
Any actions that are taken to prevent downtime and maintains quality printing
The characteristic of printed material evaluated in terms of color, register, clarity, and the degree to which it resembles
the original image.
The rated speed that a device can print
A smaller device (usually A4) that relates to the office side of the business
Printing on only one side of the substrate
The time that the device is available for printing
Protection for multifunction printers similar to how you protect PCs from viruses and malware, and control access to end
points on your network – making your multifunction printer a fully secured network citizen.
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