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Contents Administrator Page Contents Security Features Glossary Resources OverviewUsing a Web Browser PhaserSMART Technical SupportHow to Access PhaserSMART Using PrintingScout SoftwareSelect the PhaserSMART Diagnostic Tool link Using CentreWare isUsing a Windows Printer Driver Using the Xerox Support CentreXerox Support Centre CentreWare Internet Services is Network Installation Features Specifying the Location of the Configuration File Using a Startup Network Configuration FileAbout the Configuration File Configuration File RequirementsPrinter Driver Installation Features Walk-Up InstallationWalk-Up Printing Driver Auto-Configuring Driver Installation from the Printer’s Hard Drive or the WebDDNS/WINS Discovery ProtocolsDNS Domain Name Services Service Location ProtocolClick Properties UPnP Universal Plug and Play Network Administration Features Printer Neighborhood Job Accounting To Enable or Disable Job AccountingClick the Usage Profile Properties link Setting Up Usage Profile ReportingUsage Profile Reports Sending Usage Profile ReportsSelect Printer Security Settings Xerox Usage Analysis ToolSystem Requirements Protocol Control Select Port PortSelect On or Off in the IPP Internet Printing Protocol box IPP Internet Printing ProtocolSnmp Simple Network Management Protocol FTP File Transfer ProtocolRetrieving the Job Accounting file via Http or FTP Select Email Server Email Server or Smtp Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolSelect Remote Printing Setting Up MaiLinX Remote PrintingMaiLinX Remote Printing System RequirementsSelect Mail Alerts Setting Up MaiLinX AlertsMaiLinX Alerts About MaiLinX AlertsSelect EtherTalk EtherTalkCloning Click the Clone Selected Settings buttonSecurity Features Basic Concepts About Admin and Key User AccountsSelf-Signed Certificates About HTTP, HTTPS, and SSL/TLSAbout Certificates Device CertificatesRoot-Signed Certificates About Access Control ListsSecuring the Printer in a High Security Environment Managing Certificates Select CertificatesClick the Add/Create Certificate button To Secure Pages and Passwords Secures all web pages Configuring SSLSelect Administrative Security Settings Configuring Administrator and Key User SettingsSelect Printing Security Settings Configuring the Print Host Access ListControlling Access to Color Printing Using the Control Panel Securing the Hard DriveSelecting the Hard Drive Overwrite Security Option Using CentreWare is If prompted, enter your Admin or Key User name and password 802.1X Configuration 802.1X Configuration in CentreWare isIntroduction to 802.1X and EAP 802.1X Configuration Select Control Panel Lockout Locking the Control Panel MenusConfiguring Snmp for Maximum Security Configuring SnmpConfiguring Snmp v1/v2c Community Names Configuring Snmp v1/v2cAdding or Editing Traps for Snmp v1/v2c Configuring Snmp Administrative User Account SettingsOn the Configure Snmp v3 Administrative User Account Any User/Driver Account Settings Key User Account SettingsConfiguring the Snmp Access Control List Disabling Snmp Printing Features Smart Trays Jam Recovery Terms and Abbreviations GlossaryTerms and Abbreviations MIB Radius Configuration Card Parameters PostScript Parameters General Information ParametersNetwork Information Parameters PCL ParametersUSB 2.0 Parameters Hard Drive ParametersSLP Parameters EtherTalk ParametersTCP/IP Parameters DNS ParametersLPR Parameters Access Control ParameterSsdp Parameter Nbns Wins ParametersMaiLinX Remote Printing Parameters CentreWare is Http ParametersFTP Parameters Status Notification ParameterPhaser PCL Commands Printer CommandsSystem Administrator Guide Media Type Input Trays Output Trays PJL Command/Parameter Values Description Phaser PJL Commands@PJL Xpersonaljob Etc., and 99 for Original SSLeay License AcknowledgementsCopyright 1989, 1991, 1992 by Carnegie Mellon University Net-SNMP LicenseCopyright 2001-2003, Networks Associates Technology, Inc Part 4 Sun Microsystems, Inc. copyright notice BSD Copyright 2003-2004, Sparta, Inc VxWorks System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide Wind River IPsec and IKE, SSL, Security Libraries GNU ToolkitWind River USB Host Stack SNiFF+/SNiFF+ PROWind River PPP Wind Manage XML/SOAP Other Tcl/Tk Perl Artistic License System Administrator Guide Preamble GNU Lesser General Public LicenseSystem Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide System Administrator Guide No Warranty How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries OpenSSL License Definitions GSOAP Public LicenseSource Code License Distribution Obligations Inability to Comply DUE to Statute or Regulation Versions of the License Termination Exhibit a Exhibit B Index Index System Administrator Guide Index-3 System Administrator Guide Index-4 System Administrator Guide Index-5
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1235DT, 1235/DX, 4510 specifications

The Xerox 4510 and 4250 are robust monochrome laser printers designed to cater to the needs of modern office environments. Known for their reliability and impressive output quality, these models excel in providing high-performance solutions for businesses seeking efficiency and productivity.

The Xerox 4510 is renowned for its ability to deliver exceptional print speeds of up to 65 pages per minute (ppm). This allows organizations to meet high-volume printing demands without compromising on quality. Its maximum monthly duty cycle of up to 300,000 pages makes it suitable for busy workplaces, reducing the need for frequent maintenance and ensuring uninterrupted operations. In contrast, the Xerox 4250 offers a slightly lower printing speed of 50 ppm, making it an ideal option for small to medium-sized businesses that require consistent performance without excessive output.

Both printers are equipped with advanced print resolution capabilities, delivering sharp text and detailed graphics at up to 1200 x 1200 dpi. This ensures that every document produced meets professional standards, making them perfect for presentations, reports, and correspondence. The user-friendly interface allows for seamless navigation and operation, further enhancing productivity in the workplace.

A significant feature of these models is their support for versatile media types and sizes. They can handle a variety of paper weights and dimensions, accommodating everything from standard letter-sized paper to envelopes and labels. This flexibility makes them suitable for diverse printing tasks and varied business needs.

In terms of technology, both printers utilize Xerox's state-of-the-art imaging technology, which contributes to their high-quality output and reliability. The inclusion of automatic duplex printing is another standout feature, allowing users to print on both sides of the paper, thus reducing paper consumption and environmental impact.

Connectivity is another strong point for the Xerox 4510 and 4250. They are equipped with various connectivity options, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless capabilities. This ensures easy integration into existing office networks, allowing multiple users to access the printer simultaneously.

In summary, the Xerox 4510 and 4250 printers embody exceptional performance, quality, and versatility, making them valuable assets for any office environment. Their advanced technologies, high-speed capabilities, and user-friendly features position them as trusted solutions for businesses aiming to enhance their printing efficiency while maintaining high standards of output.
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