Face-to-back shared space | Xerox 180 IPS instruction

PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Face-to-back shared space The following figure shows the two printers arranged with one facing the back of the other. Between them is 60 inches / 152.4 cm of space. This allows for 24 inches / 61 cm of operator space in front of the printer facing toward the other, plus 36 inches / 91.4 cm of service space behind the printer facing away from the other.

Figure 6-16.Face-to-back shared space

223.2 in / 567 cm

36 in / 91.4 cm

2

28.3in /

71.9cm


								24 in / 61 cm							1


202.6		in /
202.6		in /								36			in / 91.4 cm					66		in / 152.4 cm
514.6		cm								36			in / 91.4 cm					66		in / 152.4 cm
				10.5 in /




				26.7 cm
				26.7 cm
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											1								50 in / 127 cm

1Operator area

2Printer

XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/4635/180 IPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE

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Contents

Xerox DocuPrint 96/4635/180 IPS Installation Planning Guide Page Laser safety Operation safetyOzone information Xerox Docuprint 96/4635/180 IPS Installation Planning Guide Table of Contents Controller specifications and requirements Printer specifications and requirementsSystem connections Installation Xerox support servicesSupplies Defining the printer to the host TCP/IP attachment GLOSSARY-1 INDEX-1 Glossary IndexPage Contents IntroductionAbout this guide This document uses the following conventions Conventions System overview Product Overview System components System features 4635 IPS NPS/IPS Dual Mode Example of a check printed with Micr line U. S Micr printing features CMC7 Sixth Sense Controller components and options Controller hardwareSun Ultra 2 workstation Controller Components and Options Back panel of the Sun Ultra 2 processor Sun Ultra 60 workstation Controller Components and Options External cartridge tape drive Controller Components and Options IPS user interface screen IPS user interface screen Host Channel Unit-channel-attached systems only Printer components Printer components and options Printer control console Ready 96 printer-Inverter feeder/stacker only Printer configurations 4635/180 printer-Inverter feeder/stacker + feeder Stacker + feeder/stackerStacker + feeder/stacker + feeder/stacker Bypass transport Printer options Bypass transport printer configurations Input enablement Configurations supported Configurations Input enablement kit and/or bypass transportInput enablement kit only no bypass transport Page Installation Preparing for installationResponsibilities Xerox responsibilities Customer responsibilities ServiceTraining Site personnel Applications Review this Installation Planning Guide thoroughly Prepare site Installation planning checklist Install Post Performing Routine Maintenance Token Ring specifications Ethernet specificationsChannel-attached specifications Connectivity requirementsPage Power requirements Controller specifications and requirementsSun Ultra 2 printer controller Sun Ultra 60 printer controller 60 Hz wall outlet AC Hot ACH Earth Ground GND Outlet configurations Space requirements Printer controller placement Sun Ultra 2 workstation placement Sun Ultra 2 fan and vent locations to keep clear Vent Fan Sun Ultra 60 workstation placement Controller Specifications and Requirements HCU hardware for channel-attached systems HCU placement channel-attached systems only Interface to Sun Ultra 2 60 Hz Power 8 ftSun Ultra 2 50 Hz Sun Ultra 60 60 Hz Controller Specifications and Requirements Printer specifications and requirements Printer outlet voltages-60 Hz Nema 14-50R Printer outlet voltages-50 Hz Printer Specifications and Requirements Environmental specifications Printer placement Printer with inverter feeder/stacker only Dimension Specifications Dimension Specifications Dimension Specifications Dimension Specifications Bypass transport specifications Bypass transport dimensions Printer Specifications and Requirements Bypass transport paper path Sheet path Exit rolls Floor 10.Input enablement paper path and dimensions Configuration diagrams with bypass transport 38.8 98.6 cm 91.4 cm Printer Specifications and Requirements Space planning guidelines Clearance space requirementsShared space Operator area Printer 14.Back-to-back shared service area space 15.Face-to-face shared service area space 16.Face-to-back shared space Floor leveling Delivery access requirements Passage a Passage B Turning radius Turning radius for printer with separated components Printer Specifications and Requirements Printer Specifications and Requirements Printer hardware specifications and requirements summary 12.Printer specifications and power requirements-96 4635 60 Hz PrinterOperating 4635 Transport Bypass Space planning templates Page Page Page Page Page Page N e Grid Pattern 1/4 inch represents one foot Page Power cable lengths Length System connectionsCable lengths Cable locations Channel attachmentsFront Installation process Installation Your responsibilities Software licensing Defining the IPS printer to the host Ongoing maintenance Routine maintenanceMeter reading and reporting Supplies Paper and other throughput stocksSelecting paper Supplies Perforated paper Pre-cut or full tabs Carbonless paper Paper width and printer performanceThroughput data 96 printer Pitch Paper width Speed Throughput data 4635 printer Pitch Paper width Speed Throughput data 180 printer Pitch Paper width Speed Using small paper sizes in 8-pitch mode Figure A-1.8-pitch mode paper sizes 4635 and 180 only European papers Figure A-2.3-pitch mode paper sizes US Papers Figure A-4.A3 297 by 420 mm paper feeding short edge feed Figure A-7.B4 250 by 353 mm paper feeding long edge feed B4 Papers Figure A-9.Storing paper correctly Paper care Supplies Cartons Hours Centigrade Dry ink Other suppliesFuser agent Developer Cartridge tapes Diskettes Micr Positioning and Dimension Gauge Micr toolsMicr comparator Paper and special stocks tables Consumable supplies tables Supplies Description Part number Table A-5.Stocks list for 96/4635/180 printers Tab stock Labels GummedStraight collated singles forward, top down Reverse collated singles bottom up Table A-6.Carbonless stocks for 96/4635/180 printers Supplies Complete supplies list-96/4635/180 printers Ordering supplies Supplies Page Supplies Supplies Xerox Customer Service Support Center Xerox support services Xerox Printing Systems Customer Support Center Xerox Documentation and Software Services Xdss Xerox Customer Documentation CatalogOperator training Xerox Font Center Xerox Customer Education Title Related publications Related Publications Defining the channel-attached printer to the host MVS parametersPrinter definitions for MVS versions earlier than Printer definitions for MVS versions 4.1 and higher Figure D-1.MVS hardware configuration definition panels ES3090/9000 Input/Output Program User’s Guide #GC38 Figure D-2.OS/2 New Device window OS/2 procedures AIX procedures VSE sample definitions VM sample definitions Defining the printer to the host TCP/IP attachment MVS or OS/390 parametersSoftware prerequisites MVS Configuration steps MVS Network configurations MVSConfigure the IPS printer for TCP/IP at the GUI Configure the MVS CCU for the MVS host to MVS Autostop ProcHaspfssm Haspfssm Class Table E-2.JES2 Initialization Dataset commands example Msgdest JES FssnamePname System Dynamic Table E-4.JES3 initialization dataset commands exampleJname ON/OFF Example Configure the printer in PSF/MVS Logmode JobtrlrLuname Message Pimsg SetupPortno Psegdd Trace Timeout Table E-6.PSF/MVS Printdev statement example Configure TCP/IP for MVS for the printer Considerations for configuring TCP/IP for MVS Table E-8.TCP/IP Profile dataset statements example MVS Defaultnet Ping ip-address Test the printer to ensure it prints from the MVS host Defining the Printer to the Host TCP/IP Attachment Problems Correcting for printer performance issues MVSTable E-11.Components to check for printer performance LAN Table E-12.MVS reference documentation References AS/400 parameters Network configurations AS/400Software prerequisites AS/400 Base Configuration worksheet Configuration steps AS/400Table E-14.AS/400 configuration worksheet for IPS Create the PSF/400 configuration Create the printer device description AS/400 Table E-15.Create PSF Configuration screen AS/400 Create Device Desc Printer Crtdevprt Ping ‘Remote Location’ Test the printer connection AS/400 Defining the Printer to the Host TCP/IP Attachment References AS/400 Correcting for printer performance issues AS/400 Software prerequisites AIX AIX parameters Configuration steps-AIX Network configurations AIX IBM Print Services Facility for AIX AIX for Users of Print Network configurations OS/2 OS/2 parametersSoftware prerequisites OS/2 Table E-23.OS/2 configuration worksheet for IPS Configuration steps OS/2Configure the printer for TCP/IP in OS/2 Provide TCP/IP routing information, if necessary Define the printer to PSF/2 Define a PSF/2 print queue for the printer optional IPS UI Test the printer connection in OS/2 Aprint asciifile DESTINATION=xeroxdev If PSF/2 output for the IPS prints elsewhere Correcting for printer performance issues OS/2 Problems OS/2Table E-28.Components to check for printer performance Table E-29.Reference documents OS/2 Title IBM order number References OS/2Page Glossary Multipliers are Computer space equivalents areBreak page See header GLOSSARY-3 Glossary GLOSSARY-5 Glossary GLOSSARY-7 Glossary GLOSSARY-9 Glossary GLOSSARY-11 Glossary Software application Glossary GLOSSARY-15 Page Numerics Index Ieee Micr JES2 PSF Parameters, E-12statements example, E-13