IBM 1145 manual Highlights, Achieving workgroup effectiveness with exceptional performance

Delivering fast print speeds to support workgroup efficiency

IBM Infoprint 1145

Highlights

Features exceptional perform- ance of up to 45 ppm to enhance productivity

Provides printing flexibility with advanced finishing capabilities

Offers multifunction printing options for a scalable workgroup laser printing solution

Provides expert onsite repair from specially trained professionals

Delivers industry-leading output solutions for a competitive edge

Supports A3 and ledger-size paper for large-format printing

Supporting large workgroup requirements

e-business is creating a growing need for reliable, high-performance output solutions. To be efficient and competitive, large workgroups need highly dependable printers with fast output speeds that provide expansive connectivity options and flexible paper handling—such as ledger-size paper support and hole-punching capabilities—all with a low total cost of printing.

The IBM Infoprint® 1145—the fastest IBM workgroup printer—is ideal for large workgroups that demand reli- ability and support for a wide range

of applications. With advanced fin- ishing and connectivity capabilities and wide-format paper handling, the Infoprint 1145 provides flexibility for enhanced performance.

Achieving workgroup effectiveness with

exceptional performance

The Infoprint 1145 offers up to 45 page-per-minute (ppm) output, and its first-page-out time—as fast as four seconds—supports an efficient workgroup environment, significantly reducing the time spent waiting for jobs at the printer. The Infoprint

1145 provides 1200 dots-per-inch (dpi) resolution for crisp text and superior graphics, and can handle complex print jobs by providing extended memory with an optional hard-drive upgrade.

PCL 6 and PostScript® 3™ emulation are offered as standard features. The optional IBM Intelligent Printer Data Stream™ (IPDS™) print capability creates a cooperative print manage- ment system by interpreting data from applications and using it to identify what data has printed, and what has not—even if an interruption occurs— for better error handling and recovery.