Canon 5000 manual Raise Your Output to a New Standard, Setting New Expectations for Office Output

Raise Your Output to a New Standard

Setting New Expectations for Office Output

Common office output is just that—common. With the imageRUNNER 5000, Canon has embedded a host of unique application functionality that allows customers to spice up their document output and information management. The vast majority of the imageRUNNER 5000’s unique application capabili- ties are delivered via an internal 5.1GB Image Server and 192MB of RAM, which ship standard with every unit. Examples of this functionality include:

User Mail Box Screen

Job Build Screen

Finishing Screen

Confidential Mail Boxes: The imageRUNNER 5000 supports the creation of up to 100 individual user Mail Boxes. Mail Boxes can be used to accept scanned and printed data, permitting users to easily combine paper and electronic information.

Scan-Once-Print-Many and Automatic Page

Orientation: Minimizes scanner wear and tear while rotating scanned pages to match cassette paper orientation.

Automatic Page Imposition: Automatically imposes pages in correct order for the creation of saddle- stitched booklets.

Copy Reservation: Allows users to store up to five copy jobs in memory while current copy or print jobs are being processed.

Job Build: Permits the building of jobs from disparate originals, easily integrating documents scanned through the document feeder with those placed directly on the glass.

Chapterization: Supports the creation of chapters when copying books and other materials requiring these types of separations.

In-line Finishing: Regardless of whether printing or copying, the imageRUNNER 5000 offers extensive finishing capabilities, including multiposition sta- pling, two- and three-hole punching, and saddle- stitched booklet-making on demand.

Booklet/ Saddle-stitch Screen

Chapterization Screen