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PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

The following table lists the turning requirements for the feeder/ stacker module.

Table 6-11.Turning radius for feeder/stacker module

Passage or doorway A width	Minimum passage B width

29 inches / 73.7 cm	33 inches / 83.8 cm

30 inches / 76.2 cm	32 inches / 81.3 cm

31 inches / 78.7 cm	31 inches / 78.7 cm

32 inches / 81.3 cm	30 inches / 76.2 cm

33 inches / 83.8 cm	29 inches / 73.7 cm

Note: These turning figures are based on inverter/feeder/stacker dimensions of 28 inches / 71.1 cm by 32.25 inches / 81.9 cm.

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Xerox 180 IPS manual Passage or doorway A width, Minimum passage B width

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721P88230 $VersionXJXVW7.12000 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved Xerox Corporation 701 South Aviation BoulevardElSegundo, CA Printed in the United States of AmericaOzone information Laser safetyOperation safety • • • • • • • 1-800-828-6571Introduction Table of ContentsPreparing for installation Product overviewSystem connections Controller specifications and requirements6. Printer specifications and requirements Supplies InstallationXerox support services Related publicationsVM sample definitions E-35 Glossary IndexReferences – OS/2 GLOSSARY-1 INDEX-1TABLE OF CONTENTS About this guide ContentsIntroduction • • • • • • • •Conventions Notice• • • • • Product overview System overview• • • • • • • • • • • •3Printer interface cable DCIM2 1Host system PC or mainframe296, 4635, or 180 IPS printer 4Sun workstation controller 5SCSI interfaceSystem components Figure 1-2. 96/4635/180 IPS: TCP/IP configuration• • • 2Token Ring or Ethernet network connection—Optional trays 5 and 6: 2,600 sheets each System features—Trays 3 and 4: 2,600 sheets • • •Printer Incoming input resolution of documentTable 1-1.Datastream conversion to 600 dpi 240 dpi dataNPS/IPS Dual Mode MICR printing features PRODUCT OVERVIEW• • • • • • • •Sixth Sense • • • •Sun Ultra 2 workstation 2.Controller components and optionsController hardware • • • • •4Keyboard 5Diskette drive 6CD-ROMdrive 2 1 6 5 4 31Processor 2Monitor 3Mouse and mouse pad 7Keyboard/mouse connector 8TPE connector 1Power inlet 2Serial connectors 2: RS-432/RS-2325Audio connectors 6Parallel connector 9MII connector 10UPA slot 11SCSI connectorSun Ultra 60 workstation • • • • • •7Cartridge tape drive 1Monitor 2Keyboard 3Mouse 4Processor5Diskette drive 6CD-ROMdrive Figure 2-4. External cartridge tape drive 5Printer connector PCI66 6Monitor connector 1Power inlet 2Fan vent3Online interface if configured 7Audio connectors 8Single-endedSCSI connectorIPS user interface screen Figure 2-6. IPS user interface screen CONTROLLER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONSHost Channel Unit—channel-attachedsystems only Figure 2-7. Host Channel Unit HCUFigure 3-1. Printer base components 3. Printer components and optionsPrinter components 1 2 76Printer control console PRINTER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONS4Tools icon 5Guarded Tools icon 6Clear button 1Language icon 2Printer icon 3Fault List iconFigure 3-2. Printer control console 7Continue button 8Stop button 9Sample buttonPrinter configurations stacker + feeder/stacker Figure4635/180 printer—Inverterfeeder/stacker + feeder stacker + feeder/stacker + feeder/stackerPrinter options Bypass transport1Bypass transport paper output location Bypass transport printer configurations2Input enablement device paper input location 2Input enablement device paper input location1Bypass transport paper output location Input enablement2Input enablement device paper input location Input enablement kit and/orbypass transport Configurations supported96 configurations 4635 configurationsPRINTER COMPONENTS AND OPTIONS 3-10Responsibilities 4. Preparing for installationInstallation Xerox responsibilities•Training •ServiceCustomer responsibilities •Site personnelTraining ApplicationsWeek Installation planning checklistDate ActivityWeek InstallDate ActivityPost installMaintenance Guide toChannel-attachedspecifications Ethernet specificationsToken Ring specifications Connectivity requirementsPREPARING FOR INSTALLATION service 5.Controller specifications and requirementsPower requirements Table 5-1. 96/4635/180 IPS controller1AC Hot ACH 2AC Hot ACH 3Earth Ground GND Outlet configurationsFigure 5-1. 60 Hz wall outlet • • •Printer controller placement Space requirements4Processor 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 3Vent in back of processor Do not 1Vent in front of processor2Fan in back of processor CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTSHCU placement channel-attachedsystems only 1HCU 2Table Do notWeight power requirementsDimensions depth Power requirementsWeight power requirements continuedDimensions depth Power requirementsPrinter — 60 Hz 6. Printer specifications and requirementsTable 6-1.Printerelectrical requirements Operating:Measurement of wiring Service outletconfiguration Printer outlet voltages—60HzNEMA 14-30R PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTSNEMA 14-50R Measurement Printer outlet voltages—50HzTable 6-3.Printer50 Hz DELTA voltage Table 6-4.Printer50 Hz WYE Star 415 voltageMeasurement Service outletconfiguration NominalCondition Environmental specificationstemperature Operating• • • Printer placementSpace requirements • • • •96 printer with inverter feeder/stacker only DimensionSpecifications 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stackerSpecifications 4Feeder/stacker 5Front of system 6PrinterDimension 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stackerDimension 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Front of system7Printer SpecificationsDimension 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Feeder/stacker7Front of system 8Printer SpecificationsBypass 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 4Feeder/stacker 5Feeder/stacker 6Bypass transport Back7 1Back of system 2Inverter 3Feeder/stacker 7Front of system 8PrinterShared space Space planning guidelinesClearance space requirements • • •1Operator area 2Printer 1Operator area 2Printer Figure 6-16. Face-to-backshared space 1Operator area 2Printer• • • Delivery access requirementsFloor leveling 1Passage A 2Passage B Using the turning radius tablesTurning radius To use the tablesMinimum passage B width Table 6-7. Turning radius for printer separatedPassage or doorway A width Passage or doorway A widthPassage or doorway A width Passage or doorway A widthMinimum passage B width Minimum passage B widthPassage or doorway A width Minimum passage B width96 printer required + accessPower cord: 50 amp 60 HzWeight 4635/180Dimensions depth Power requirementsDimensions depth Bypasstransport WeightSpace planning templates PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-33PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-34PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-35PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-36PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-37PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 6-38C u t O n D o t t e d L i n e GRID PATTERN 1/4 inch represents one footPage 7.System connections Table 7-1. Power cable lengthsPower cable Cable lengthsBack 14/356 mm Cable locationsChannel attachments Front8.Installation Installation processYour responsibilities • • • • • • • • •Defining the IPS printer to the host Software licensingMeter reading and reporting Ongoing maintenanceRoutine maintenance • • • • • • •Selecting paper A.SuppliesPaper and other throughput stocks • • • • • • • • •Use paper within these parameters • • • • •• • • Carbonless paper Paper width and printer performancePerforated paper Pre-cutor full tabs Throughput data: 96 printerPitch Using small paper sizes in 8-pitchmodeThroughput data: 180 printer Paper widthUsing large paper sizes in 3-pitchmode 1Maximum paper size for 8 pitch mode2Minimum paper size for 8 pitch mode 3Travel direction of sheets out of paper trayFigure A-2. 3-pitchmode paper sizes 1Maximum paper size for 3 pitch mode2Minimum paper size for 3 pitch mode European papersUS Papers B4 Papers • • • • • Paper careFigure A-9. Storing paper correctly SUPPLIES A-10Cartons FahrenheitCentigrade HoursFuser agent Other suppliesDry ink DeveloperA-13 DiskettesCartridge tapes MICR comparator MICR Positioning and Dimension GaugeMICR tools Table A-5.Stockslist for 96/4635/180 printers Consumable supplies tablesPaper and special stocks tables ItemPart number ItemDescription Part number ItemDescription 9.5 x 11 inchTab stock TransparenciesLabels Gummed Straight collated singles forward, top downSize Sheets perSets per PartsSets per 8.5 in. x 14 inSheets per CartonsTable A-7.Completesupplies list for 96/4635/180 CleaningComplete supplies list—96/4635/180printers ItemsOrdering supplies • • • • •A-23 SUPPLIES A-24Quantity Checklist: SuppliesDescription and part number Date to orderDate to order Date ordered Floppy disks Cleaning suppliesDescription and part number Quantity Checklist: SuppliesXerox Customer Documentation Catalog B.Xerox support servicesXerox Customer Service Support Center 1-800-821-2797• • • DocuPrint 96/4635/180 IPS Troubleshooting GuideXerox Printing Systems Customer Support Center • • • •Operator training Xerox Documentation and Software Services XDSSXerox Customer Documentation Catalog Xerox Customer Education Xerox Font CenterMessages Guide Solutions Guide Guide to Configuring and Managing the SystemGuide to Performing Routine Maintenance System Overview Guide Troubleshooting GuideMVS/ESA Hardware Configuration Definition Attachment Configuration HandbookAFP IBM Print Services Facility for OS/2 VM/ESA Planning and AdministrationMVS parameters Printer definitions for MVS versions earlier than— CNUMBER=E8,PATH=37,PROTOCOL=D,SHARED=N PIMSG= DATACK= BUFNO= TRACE= DUMP= PRT6 ENDCNTL— CTL37E8 CNTLUNIT UNIT=AFP1,UNITADD=E8,1DEFINING THE CHANNEL-ATTACHEDPRINTER TO THE HOST OS/2 procedures Figure D-2. OS/2 New Device windowAIX procedures VM sample definitions VSE sample definitionsMVS or OS/390 parameters Software prerequisites – MVS2. Configure the MVS CCU for the MVS host to MVS Network configurations – MVSConfiguration steps – MVS 3. Configure the PSF printer in JES2 or JES3Range of DefaultTable E-1.JES2FSS statement parameters descriptionItem Table E-1.JES2FSS statement parameters continuedDefault Range ofItem Table E-3.JES3FSS statement parametersDefault Range ofItem Table E-3.JES3FSS statement parameters continuedDefault Range ofSource of 4. Configure the printer in PSF/MVSTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters valueItem DefaultTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters Source ofItem DefaultTable E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters Source ofDefault Print Services Facility/MVS: Diagnosis Guide andReference Table E-5.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement parameters5.Configure TCP/IP for MVS for the printer Table E-6.PSF/MVSPRINTDEV statement exampleItem description Considerations for configuring TCP/IP for MVSTable E-7.TCP/IPProfile dataset parameters – MVS DefaultTCP/IP: Performance Tuning Guide KEEPALIVEOPTIONS INTERVAL 10 SENDGARBAGE FALSEIf the ping is successful TSO PING ip-addressping ip-address Table E-9.Exampleof a successful ping – MVS• • • • If the ping is unsuccessfulTable E-10.Exampleof an unsuccessful ping – MVS EZA0458I Ping V3R1: Pinging hostCorrecting for printer performance issues – MVS problemsMVS/ESA JES2 Initialization and Tuning ConfigurationTCP/IP for MVS: Performance Tuning Guide MVS/ESA JES3 Initialization and TuningSoftware prerequisites – AS/400 Network configurations – AS/400AS/400 parameters Table E-13.AS/400software prerequisitesTable E-14.AS/400configuration worksheet for IPS Configuration steps – AS/400Configuration worksheet 2. Create the PSF/400 configuration3. 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 successful Table E-18.Exampleof a successful ping – AS/400• • • If the ping is unsuccessfulTable E-21.Referencedocuments – AS/400 OS/400 TCP/IP Configuration and ReferenceReferences – AS/400 PublicationAIX parameters Software prerequisites – AIXNetwork configurations – AIX Configuration steps—AIXAIX Performance Tuning Services FacilityTCP/IP Network Administration Table E-22.Referencedocuments for AIXSoftware prerequisites – OS/2 Network configurations – OS/2OS/2 parameters • • •1. Configure the printer for TCP/IP in OS/2 Configuration steps – OS/2Table E-23.OS/2configuration worksheet for IPS Configuration worksheetAcceptable range 3. Define the printer to PSF/2Table E-24.Parametersfor PSF/2 device definition Defaultdescription DefaultItem Source of valuePING ip-address Table E-25.Parametersfor PSF/2 device definition5. Test the printer connection in OS/2 If your ping is successfulTable E-27.Exampleof an unsuccessful ping – OS/2 If PSF/2 output for the IPS prints elsewhereIf the ping is not successful APRINT asciifile DESTINATION=xeroxdev• • • Correcting for printer performance issues – OS/2problems – OS/2 PSF/2 – Installation Cookbook for System/370 problems – OS/2 continuedPSF/2 – A Guide to Using PSF/2 PSF/2 – Installation Cookbook for AS/400E-36 Glossary break page See header page Multipliers areComputer space equivalents are GLOSSARY-3 GLOSSARY GLOSSARY-4GLOSSARY-5 Interchange Code EBCDIC accommodate 256 characters hard disk See fixed disk IOT Image Output Terminal. See printer GLOSSARY-9 GLOSSARY GLOSSARY-10NPS Network Printing System ppm Pages per minute software application See application softwaresysgen Abbreviated form of system generation GLOSSARY-15 GLOSSARY GLOSSARY-16Index NumericsPage Page Page parameters, E-12 statements example, E-13 INDEX INDEX-6