Xerox 4590, 4110 manual Basic copying and scanning, Loading documents

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3. Basic Operation

Basic copying and scanning

Copying: This function and its related features copies original documents and does one of the following:

•Immediately prints output copies of the original document.

•Prints copies and saves the scanned original for future use.

•Saves the scanned original for future use and does not print a copy now.

Scanning: This function and its related features scans the original documents and does one of the following:

•Sends the scanned data as an e-mail attachment to the designated address.

•Saves the scanned data to the machine’s mailbox.

•Saves the scanned data to the server as a Job Template.

•Sends the scanned data to a networked workstation using file transfer protocol (FTP) or server message block (SMB).

NOTE: For more detailed information on copying and scanning, refer to your User Guide.

Loading documents

Documents may be loaded by using one of the following:

•DADF: Use this to feed a single sheet or multiple sheets

•Document Glass: Use this copy a single sheet or bound documents, such as books

DADF

The DADF supports a single sheet and multiple-sheet documents,

with sizes ranging from 5.5 x 8.5 in. (A5), (short edge feed - SEF) or (long edge feed - LEF) to a maximum of 11 x 17 in.

(A3) (SEF).

The DADF automatically detects documents of standard sizes only. For documents that are nonstandard size, you must input the size in the Original Size field.

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Xerox 4110/4590 Getting Started

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Contents Getting Started Page Table of contents Maintenance Before Using the Machine Symbols used in this guideOther symbols or conventions used in this guide Safety notices Electrical safetyDisconnect device Laser safety North AmericaEurope and other markets Safety standards Maintenance safetyOperational safety Ozone safety Radio frequency emissions FCC in the USACanada ICES-003 Safety extra low voltage approvalRegulatory information for Rfid Certifications in Europe It’s illegal USADependency Status Canada Environmental notices for the USA Other countriesEnvironmental notices for Canada Product recycling and disposal European unionCustomer documentation updates Related information sourcesProduct Overview Machine components Component FunctionBefore you can open the waste toner container cover Component Function Power on/off Power onPower off About the circuit breakerPower Saver mode User Interface UI Component Function Product Overview Xerox 4110/4590 Getting Started Basic Operation Basic copying and scanning Loading documentsDocument Glass Dadf accepts the followingBasic Operation Basic Operation Basic Operation Select the features to set from each tab as necessary Basic Operation Select Scan to Mailbox Basic Operation Canceling a copy or scan job Printing Print Copy & Print Jobs documents procedure Select Copy & Print Jobs Select the Change Settings / Print button Basic Operation Xerox 4110/4590 Getting Started Paper types in the trays Loading PaperAbout paper Automatic tray selectionLoading paper in Trays 1 Loading paper in Trays 3 Loading paper in tray 5 Bypass Loading paper in Trays 6 Loading paper in Tray 8 Interposer Loading tab stock into any tray Loading tab stock into Tray 5 BypassLoading Paper Xerox 4110/4590 Getting Started Maintenance Supply itemsCustomer Replaceable Units Cruse Fault clearance Problem SolvingImage quality problems Paper jams Page 701P44041

4590, 4110 specifications

The Xerox 4110 and 4590 are powerful multifunction printers designed to enhance productivity and streamline document management for businesses. Both models are well-suited for high-volume printing environments, offering advanced features that meet the demands of modern workplaces.

The Xerox 4110 is known for its versatility and reliability. It offers a print speed of up to 110 pages per minute, making it ideal for environments where time is of the essence. The printer supports a maximum monthly duty cycle of up to 300,000 pages, enabling users to handle large printing tasks without compromising performance. The 4110 features a robust paper handling system, accommodating various paper sizes and types, including heavy stock and envelopes.

One of the standout features of the Xerox 4110 is its numerous finishing options. It comes with a range of finishing attachments, including stapling, hole punching, and booklet making, allowing users to create professional-looking documents without external equipment. The user-friendly interface, equipped with a large touchscreen display, simplifies navigation and operation, making it easy for users to set print jobs and access various features.

The Xerox 4590 takes productivity a step further with its advanced print technologies. It delivers a print speed of up to 120 pages per minute and boasts a similar monthly duty cycle capacity. The 4590 incorporates state-of-the-art image quality technology, ensuring sharp text and vivid graphics while maintaining efficiency. This model also offers flexible media handling options, allowing for mixed media printing, which is particularly useful for businesses that require diverse print jobs.

Both the 4110 and 4590 integrate seamlessly with network environments and support a variety of connectivity options, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless networking. This connectivity ensures that multiple users can access the printer from different devices, enhancing collaboration within organizations. Moreover, Xerox’s solutions for document security make these models ideal for businesses that prioritize confidentiality, as they include features like secure printing and user authentication.

In conclusion, the Xerox 4110 and 4590 are designed to deliver high-performance printing solutions tailored for demanding office environments. With their impressive speed, quality, and finishing options, these printers not only enhance productivity but also contribute to more efficient document workflows. Their advanced technologies and user-friendly interfaces make them excellent choices for businesses looking to elevate their printing capabilities while maintaining cost-effectiveness and reliability.
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