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Xerox 180 IPS Figure, 4635/180 printer—Inverterfeeder/stacker + feeder, stacker + feeder/stacker

Models: 180 IPS

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PRINTER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONS

Figure 3-5.	4635/180 printer—Inverter feeder/stacker + feeder/
	stacker + feeder/stacker
Figure 3-6.	4635/180 printer—Inverter feeder/stacker + feeder/
	stacker + feeder/stacker + feeder/stacker

Note: The bypass transport is not available on this configuration (printer and inverter feeder/stacker plus three feeder/stackers). The input enablement kit is available with this configuration only on the 180 printer.

XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/4635/180 IPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE

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Xerox 180 IPS manual Figure, 4635/180 printer—Inverterfeeder/stacker + feeder, stacker + feeder/stacker

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$VersionXJXVW7.1 721P88230Printed in the United States of America Xerox Corporation 701 South Aviation BoulevardElSegundo, CA 2000 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reservedOzone information Laser safetyOperation safety 1-800-828-6571 • • • • • • •Product overview Table of ContentsPreparing for installation IntroductionSystem connections Controller specifications and requirements6. Printer specifications and requirements Related publications InstallationXerox support services SuppliesVM sample definitions GLOSSARY-1 INDEX-1 Glossary IndexReferences – OS/2 E-35TABLE OF CONTENTS • • • • • • • • ContentsIntroduction About this guideConventions Notice• • • • • • • • • • • System overview• • • • • • Product overview4Sun workstation controller 5SCSI interface 1Host system PC or mainframe296, 4635, or 180 IPS printer 3Printer interface cable DCIM22Token Ring or Ethernet network connection Figure 1-2. 96/4635/180 IPS: TCP/IP configuration• • • System components• • • System features—Trays 3 and 4: 2,600 sheets —Optional trays 5 and 6: 2,600 sheets each240 dpi data Incoming input resolution of documentTable 1-1.Datastream conversion to 600 dpi PrinterNPS/IPS Dual Mode PRODUCT OVERVIEW MICR printing features• • • • • • • •Sixth Sense • • • •• • • • • 2.Controller components and optionsController hardware Sun Ultra 2 workstation4Keyboard 5Diskette drive 6CD-ROMdrive 2 1 6 5 4 31Processor 2Monitor 3Mouse and mouse pad 9MII connector 10UPA slot 11SCSI connector 1Power inlet 2Serial connectors 2: RS-432/RS-2325Audio connectors 6Parallel connector 7Keyboard/mouse connector 8TPE connector• • • • • • Sun Ultra 60 workstation7Cartridge tape drive 1Monitor 2Keyboard 3Mouse 4Processor5Diskette drive 6CD-ROMdrive Figure 2-4. External cartridge tape drive 7Audio connectors 8Single-endedSCSI connector 1Power inlet 2Fan vent3Online interface if configured 5Printer connector PCI66 6Monitor connectorIPS user interface screen CONTROLLER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONS Figure 2-6. IPS user interface screenFigure 2-7. Host Channel Unit HCU Host Channel Unit—channel-attachedsystems only1 2 76 3. Printer components and optionsPrinter components Figure 3-1. Printer base componentsPRINTER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONS Printer control console7Continue button 8Stop button 9Sample button 1Language icon 2Printer icon 3Fault List iconFigure 3-2. Printer control console 4Tools icon 5Guarded Tools icon 6Clear buttonPrinter configurations stacker + feeder/stacker + feeder/stacker Figure4635/180 printer—Inverterfeeder/stacker + feeder stacker + feeder/stackerBypass transport Printer options2Input enablement device paper input location Bypass transport printer configurations2Input enablement device paper input location 1Bypass transport paper output location1Bypass transport paper output location Input enablement2Input enablement device paper input location 4635 configurations Configurations supported96 configurations Input enablement kit and/orbypass transport3-10 PRINTER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONSXerox responsibilities 4. Preparing for installationInstallation Responsibilities•Site personnel •ServiceCustomer responsibilities •TrainingApplications TrainingActivity Installation planning checklistDate WeekActivity InstallDate WeekGuide to installMaintenance PostConnectivity requirements Ethernet specificationsToken Ring specifications Channel-attachedspecificationsPREPARING FOR INSTALLATION Table 5-1. 96/4635/180 IPS controller 5.Controller specifications and requirementsPower requirements service• • • Outlet configurationsFigure 5-1. 60 Hz wall outlet 1AC Hot ACH 2AC Hot ACH 3Earth Ground GNDSpace requirements Printer controller placement4Processor 5Table Sun Ultra 2 workstation placement1Mouse and mouse pad 2Keyboard 3Monitor 1Vent 2Fan 3Vent 4Processor 5Table Sun Ultra 60 workstation placement1Mouse and mouse pad 2Keyboard 3Monitor CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 1Vent in front of processor2Fan in back of processor 3Vent in back of processor Do not1HCU 2Table Do not HCU placement channel-attachedsystems onlyPower requirements power requirementsDimensions depth WeightPower requirements power requirements continuedDimensions depth WeightOperating: 6. Printer specifications and requirementsTable 6-1.Printerelectrical requirements Printer — 60 HzPrinter outlet voltages—60Hz Service outletconfiguration Measurement of wiringNEMA 14-30R PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTSNEMA 14-50R Table 6-4.Printer50 Hz WYE Star 415 voltage Printer outlet voltages—50HzTable 6-3.Printer50 Hz DELTA voltage MeasurementNominal Service outletconfiguration MeasurementOperating Environmental specificationstemperature Condition• • • • Printer placementSpace requirements • • •1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker DimensionSpecifications 96 printer with inverter feeder/stacker only1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker 4Feeder/stacker 5Front of system 6PrinterDimension SpecificationsSpecifications 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Front of system7Printer DimensionSpecifications 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Feeder/stacker7Front of system 8Printer DimensionBypass transport specifications Figure 6-7. Bypass transport dimensions 5Register edge of the output sheet 2Expected third-partyinput paper feed path3Neutral area, to remain unoccupied transport from a front view Figure 6-9. Bypass transport paper path1Sheet path 2Exit rolls 3Floor Bypass transport 4Bypass transport 5Front of system 6Printer Configuration diagrams with bypass transport5 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker 6Front of system 7Printer 6 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker4Feeder/stacker 5Bypass transport 7Front of system 8Printer Back7 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Bypass transport• • • Space planning guidelinesClearance space requirements Shared space1Operator area 2Printer 1Operator area 2Printer 1Operator area 2Printer Figure 6-16. Face-to-backshared space• • • Delivery access requirementsFloor leveling To use the tables Using the turning radius tablesTurning radius 1Passage A 2Passage BPassage or doorway A width Table 6-7. Turning radius for printer separatedPassage or doorway A width Minimum passage B widthMinimum passage B width Passage or doorway A widthMinimum passage B width Passage or doorway A widthMinimum passage B width Passage or doorway A width60 Hz required + accessPower cord: 50 amp 96 printerPower requirements 4635/180Dimensions depth WeightWeight Bypasstransport Dimensions depthSpace planning templates 6-33 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS6-34 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS6-35 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS6-36 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS6-37 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS6-38 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTSGRID PATTERN 1/4 inch represents one foot C u t O n D o t t e d L i n ePage Cable lengths Table 7-1. Power cable lengthsPower cable 7.System connectionsFront Cable locationsChannel attachments Back 14/356 mmInstallation process 8.Installation• • • • • • • • • Your responsibilitiesSoftware licensing Defining the IPS printer to the host• • • • • • • Ongoing maintenanceRoutine maintenance Meter reading and reporting• • • • • • • • • A.SuppliesPaper and other throughput stocks Selecting paperUse paper within these parameters • • • • •• • • Throughput data: 96 printer Paper width and printer performancePerforated paper Pre-cutor full tabs Carbonless paperPaper width Using small paper sizes in 8-pitchmodeThroughput data: 180 printer Pitch3Travel direction of sheets out of paper tray 1Maximum paper size for 8 pitch mode2Minimum paper size for 8 pitch mode Using large paper sizes in 3-pitchmodeEuropean papers 1Maximum paper size for 3 pitch mode2Minimum paper size for 3 pitch mode Figure A-2. 3-pitchmode paper sizesUS Papers B4 Papers • • • • • Paper careFigure A-9. Storing paper correctly A-10 SUPPLIESHours FahrenheitCentigrade CartonsDeveloper Other suppliesDry ink Fuser agentA-13 DiskettesCartridge tapes MICR comparator MICR Positioning and Dimension GaugeMICR tools Item Consumable supplies tablesPaper and special stocks tables Table A-5.Stockslist for 96/4635/180 printersPart number ItemDescription 9.5 x 11 inch ItemDescription Part numberStraight collated singles forward, top down TransparenciesLabels Gummed Tab stockParts Sheets perSets per SizeCartons 8.5 in. x 14 inSheets per Sets perItems CleaningComplete supplies list—96/4635/180printers Table A-7.Completesupplies list for 96/4635/180• • • • • Ordering suppliesA-23 A-24 SUPPLIESDate to order Checklist: SuppliesDescription and part number QuantityChecklist: Supplies Floppy disks Cleaning suppliesDescription and part number Quantity Date to order Date ordered1-800-821-2797 B.Xerox support servicesXerox Customer Service Support Center Xerox Customer Documentation Catalog• • • • DocuPrint 96/4635/180 IPS Troubleshooting GuideXerox Printing Systems Customer Support Center • • •Operator training Xerox Documentation and Software Services XDSSXerox Customer Documentation Catalog Xerox Font Center Xerox Customer EducationSystem Overview Guide Troubleshooting Guide Guide to Configuring and Managing the SystemGuide to Performing Routine Maintenance Messages Guide Solutions GuideVM/ESA Planning and Administration Attachment Configuration HandbookAFP IBM Print Services Facility for OS/2 MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration DefinitionPrinter definitions for MVS versions earlier than MVS parametersUNIT=AFP1,UNITADD=E8,1 PIMSG= DATACK= BUFNO= TRACE= DUMP= PRT6 ENDCNTL— CTL37E8 CNTLUNIT — CNUMBER=E8,PATH=37,PROTOCOL=D,SHARED=NDEFINING THE CHANNEL-ATTACHEDPRINTER TO THE HOST Figure D-2. OS/2 New Device window OS/2 proceduresAIX procedures VSE sample definitions VM sample definitionsSoftware prerequisites – MVS MVS or OS/390 parameters3. Configure the PSF printer in JES2 or JES3 Network configurations – MVSConfiguration steps – MVS 2. Configure the MVS CCU for the MVS host to MVSdescription DefaultTable E-1.JES2FSS statement parameters Range ofRange of Table E-1.JES2FSS statement parameters continuedDefault ItemRange of Table E-3.JES3FSS statement parametersDefault ItemRange of Table E-3.JES3FSS statement parameters continuedDefault Itemvalue 4. Configure the printer in PSF/MVSTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters Source ofSource of DefaultTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters ItemSource of DefaultTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters ItemTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters Print Services Facility/MVS: Diagnosis Guide andReference DefaultTable E-6.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement example 5.Configure TCP/IP for MVS for the printerDefault Considerations for configuring TCP/IP for MVSTable E-7.TCP/IPProfile dataset parameters – MVS Item descriptionKEEPALIVEOPTIONS INTERVAL 10 SENDGARBAGE FALSE TCP/IP: Performance Tuning GuideTable E-9.Exampleof a successful ping – MVS TSO PING ip-addressping ip-address If the ping is successfulEZA0458I Ping V3R1: Pinging host If the ping is unsuccessfulTable E-10.Exampleof an unsuccessful ping – MVS • • • •problems Correcting for printer performance issues – MVSMVS/ESA JES3 Initialization and Tuning ConfigurationTCP/IP for MVS: Performance Tuning Guide MVS/ESA JES2 Initialization and TuningTable E-13.AS/400software prerequisites Network configurations – AS/400AS/400 parameters Software prerequisites – AS/4002. Create the PSF/400 configuration Configuration steps – AS/400Configuration worksheet Table E-14.AS/400configuration worksheet for IPS3. Create the printer device description – AS/400 OS/400 with V3R7 installed PING ‘Remote Location’ OS/400 with V3R2 installed4. Test the printer connection – AS/400 If the ping is unsuccessful Table E-18.Exampleof a successful ping – AS/400• • • If the ping is successfulPublication OS/400 TCP/IP Configuration and ReferenceReferences – AS/400 Table E-21.Referencedocuments – AS/400Software prerequisites – AIX AIX parametersConfiguration steps—AIX Network configurations – AIXTable E-22.Referencedocuments for AIX Services FacilityTCP/IP Network Administration AIX Performance Tuning• • • Network configurations – OS/2OS/2 parameters Software prerequisites – OS/2Configuration worksheet Configuration steps – OS/2Table E-23.OS/2configuration worksheet for IPS 1. Configure the printer for TCP/IP in OS/2Default 3. Define the printer to PSF/2Table E-24.Parametersfor PSF/2 device definition Acceptable rangeSource of value DefaultItem descriptionIf your ping is successful Table E-25.Parametersfor PSF/2 device definition5. Test the printer connection in OS/2 PING ip-addressAPRINT asciifile DESTINATION=xeroxdev If PSF/2 output for the IPS prints elsewhereIf the ping is not successful Table E-27.Exampleof an unsuccessful ping – OS/2• • • Correcting for printer performance issues – OS/2problems – OS/2 PSF/2 – Installation Cookbook for AS/400 problems – OS/2 continuedPSF/2 – A Guide to Using PSF/2 PSF/2 – Installation Cookbook for System/370E-36 Glossary break page See header page Multipliers areComputer space equivalents are GLOSSARY-3 GLOSSARY-4 GLOSSARYGLOSSARY-5 Interchange Code EBCDIC accommodate 256 characters hard disk See fixed disk IOT Image Output Terminal. See printer GLOSSARY-9 GLOSSARY-10 GLOSSARYNPS Network Printing System ppm Pages per minute See application software software applicationsysgen Abbreviated form of system generation GLOSSARY-15 GLOSSARY-16 GLOSSARYNumerics IndexPage Page Page parameters, E-12 statements example, E-13 INDEX-6 INDEX

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stacker + feeder/stacker + feeder/stacker