Xerox 4850 NPS/IPS, 4890NPS/IPS, 92CNPS/IPS manual Micr, INDEX-19

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lpr commands SJ 4-10lprm command SJ 3-55lpstat command SJ 1-6LU 6.2 connection SJ 2-12

M

Macintosh client software SJ 2-7Macintosh drivers

highlight color printing SJ 4-39image quality SJ 4-40

monitoring and controlling printing SJ 4-39

selecting AdobePS driver SJ 4-6–SJ4-9selecting LaserWriter driver

version 7.x SJ 4-1–SJ4-2version 8.x SJ 4-3–SJ4-6

submitting print jobs

AdobePS driver SJ 4-22–SJ4-38Laser 7.x driver SJ 4-9–SJ4-10LaserWriter 8.x driver SJ 4-10–SJ

4-40

Macintosh jobs, submitting PJ 4-2Macintosh platforms DC 1-5macro, GetTiff PJ 6-4–PJ6-5macros

GetTiff DC 1-5,DC 8-4–DC8-7listed DC 1-5

run exec DC 1-5,DC 8-1–DC8-3 magnetic ink character recognition see

MICR

Mail Merge Helper dialog DC 4-4–DC4-6mainframe

AFP data flows IS 10-1–IS10-5connections SJ 2-7–SJ2-11

maintaining pictorial quality PJ 1-14maintenance

ongoing IP 8-4–IP8-5routine IP 8-4–IP8-5

maintenance services RM 9-1–RM9-3man pages SJ 2-12–SJ2-13managing

long jobs PJ 5-8

print queue, Novell Netware PJ 3-16virtual printers PJ 2-1

Managing IPDS jobs PJ 8-1manufacturing application, example IS 1-6

map color

highlight color algorithm SJ 4-16,SJ 4-28print and lpr command color match/

mismatch results SJ 3-59mapping user coordinates PD 1-1–PD1-2mapping, color

automatic rendering PJ 1-15highlight PJ 1-14–PJ1-15

MarkForm facility IS 5-10Mask format DC 3-3–DC3-6master documents DC 4-1master, PostScript PD 1-27masters, multiple PJ 6-1matching media PJ 4-1,PJ 4-5math operators PD 1-1

MAU (modular access unit) SJ 2-11maximum

retry number PJ 1-21Maximum File Locks

setting CM 4-6

measuring performance DC 7-7,DC D1-1–DC D1-11

mechanical interface IP 3-13,SO 3-13media

criteria PJ 4-1default values PJ 4-1match

complete PJ 4-6none PJ 4-6partial PJ 4-6tolerance PJ 4-6

specifications

dynamic PJ 4-5–PJ4-6static PJ 4-1submitter PJ 4-2

static, determining PJ 4-2virtual printer PJ 4-3weight PJ 4-5

Media attribute PJ 1-17media list PJ 4-3

media selection precedence, PCL PD 2-13media setting default CM 5-7

media, determining specifications DC 6-8,DC 7-8

medical center example DC 5-2–DC5-4memory, virtual PD 1-20

CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide

IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL

PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client

SO = System Overview Guide

TG = Troubleshooting Guide

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Contents NPS/IPS Page INDEX-1 IndexIndex AFPINDEX-2 INDEX-3 Bcoca SJINDEX-4 CcittINDEX-5 INDEX-6 INDEX-7 DataINDEX-8 MVS AFP isINDEX-9 INDEX-10 DOSINDEX-11 Fdoca SJINDEX-12 INDEX-13 INDEX-14 INDEX-15 IeeeINDEX-16 PC-DOS SJINDEX-17 LANINDEX-18 INDEX-19 MicrINDEX-20 MVSNFS Pconsole SJ D-2INDEX-21 INDEX-22 INDEX-23 INDEX-24 PPD PQAINDEX-25 INDEX-26 MVS IP F-19INDEX-27 INDEX-28 PSFINDEX-29 INDEX-30 INDEX-31 INDEX-32 Snmp SOINDEX-33 INDEX-34 INDEX-35 INDEX-36 UnixPconsole PJ Pserver PJ Rprinter PJ VippINDEX-37 INDEX-38 INDEX-39 INDEX-40

92CNPS/IPS, 4890NPS/IPS, 4850 NPS/IPS specifications

The Xerox 4850, 4890, and 92C series are notable digital printing systems that represent Xerox's commitment to advanced printing technologies. These production printers are designed for high-volume printing environments, providing unparalleled performance, versatility, and quality.

The Xerox 4850 NPS/IPS is known for its robust architecture and efficient processing capabilities. This system features an impressive print speed of up to 150 pages per minute and offers a range of media handling capabilities, enabling it to handle various paper sizes and weights. The unique printing technology, including the advanced electrophotographic process, ensures exceptional print quality and sharpness, making it suitable for producing everything from marketing materials to transactional documents. The user-friendly interface and customizable workflows further enhance its operational efficiency.

Similarly, the Xerox 4890 NPS/IPS model builds upon the strengths of the 4850, with enhancements that cater to more demanding environments. It boasts print speeds of up to 90 pages per minute and features automated duplex printing, which can significantly reduce paper usage and costs. The 4890 also incorporates integrated color management tools to ensure consistency in color reproduction across different jobs. Its advanced security features, including secure print functionality, ensure sensitive information is protected throughout the printing process.

The Xerox 92C NPS/IPS takes innovation a step further, focusing on intelligent print solutions that streamline workflows. Offering high-quality color prints at speeds of up to 100 pages per minute, this model utilizes a simplified user interface and advanced print management tools, enabling users to efficiently manage their print jobs. The technology behind the 92C allows for a variety of printing options, including variable data printing, perfect for personalization in marketing campaigns or customer communications.

Overall, the Xerox 4850, 4890, and 92C NPS/IPS series series exemplify Xerox's dedication to quality, speed, and versatility in the digital printing market. Their advanced features, combined with reliable performance, make them ideal choices for businesses looking to enhance their printing capabilities while managing costs effectively. These systems are not only designed to meet the demands of high-volume printing but also offer the adaptability needed for a wide range of applications, ensuring they remain at the forefront of printing technology for years to come.
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