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LodAssoc, As you stated, the HCS and SS are different-- Aside from the stapling capability, with the HCS you can proof jobs in the middle of a run, it holds 3500 sheets in the stacker and 250 sheets in the top tray; and holds all media types the machine can print up to 110 lb. cover (300gsm)...

Hi there! EFI is in the process of setting up a JDF-specific Fiery forum, but right now they have a Fiery JDF blog: Fiery JDF If the blog doesn't help you solve your problem, send me private message with your location so we can send the right resources to help you.

Will you be at On Demand? I will be demoing the Xerox 700 there...

See a demo of a Xerox 700 too See a demo of a Xerox 700 too Resolution is one of those things that I think people ask about, but it is at the bottom of their decision criteria. I feel the output on most digital printers is acceptable; no matter what vender. The biggest thing in my mind is...

easiprint-- After talking to others, this is what I learned: Since the 250 is older, theoretically it will be Stop Serviced sooner. Since the 242 is part of a current platform, the security and software updates would be more regular. Also, in regards to price... Assuming that the mileage is...

If this fault happens 3 times, the machine will lock up. To re-set the machine you need an NVM setting to be re-set to 0, and this may require a service person if you don't have access to the specific NVM through your administrative options. I'm sending you a private massage witht he NVM...

Hi there, Xerox first came out with the 240/250 and then the 242/252/260. The main differences between the DocuColor 242 and 250 are: The DocuColor 242 has the ability to add a Light Production Finisher that allows you to do inline z and c-folding. Additional differences are within the...

Hi Markbird, I agree with the others that the Xerox700 and 5000 would be the logical next step. The Canon 7000, Indigo, and DocuColor 7002 I think are in a higher production range than what you currently need right now. If you like the look of the DocuColor 250, the Xerox 700 will have that...

PrintingFools-- Which RIP do you have? I know you've had your machine for a year and it has ran fine so this may or may not help... but when I've seen an issue like you have where the registration is off by a 1/2 inch, I always set the imposition to "1-up" on the RIP and the registration is then...

I agree with what others have written here-- Record your downtime and technical issues. We provide our CED (Customer Expectations Document) because it is truthful to the capabilities and range of the machine, and if your machine isn’t meeting the specs in the CED… we need to know. Also, as...

Option Differences Option Differences Hello! The IQ will be the same on the DC252 and 250, two of your biggest differences is the finishing and some features on the printer's User Interface. On the 252 you can add the Light Production Finisher that allows you to make saddle-stitched books...

VDP vs. Static VDP vs. Static Keith and Craig– Great comments on VDP vs. Static jobs. A couple things came to my mind… I know at trade shows I talk a lot about VDP mostly because it is something that differentiates digital from offset, so it is an additional business offering for...

Hi Kiran, You can be trained to do iGen maintenance too, so you won't be relying on xerox service. One thing to add to KW’s post about Xerox service, is that we have won the JD Power and Associate’s award for service three years in a row… which isn’t easy to do. I would like to emphasize...

Hi Bryan, I work for Xerox, but I always thought the 6500 could do auto-tray switching like all of our Xerox equipment. Is there perhaps a setting at the RIP or printer UI that you have to check "auto-tray switching?" For example, on our 5000AP's User Interface you log in, select System...

Hi There! My first question is-- What are your key decision criteria? (Do you care the most about image quality? Range of substrates? Inline finishing options? Maintainence/service? Workflow options? Environmental friendliness? etc...) I think hearing the advantages and disadvantages of...

Rampestrek, The Xerox 8002 does have a matte look with the low-gloss toner, so the matte vs. glossy discussion doesn’t exist as it did for the DocuColor 5000, 7000, and 8000 (and the AP versions). Fusing oil isn’t a bad thing, it is just a different technology for getting the prints done. I...

Hi Jon, I know several customers have installed the fan kit... Have you had the fan installed and are still having cooling issues or just wondering if the kit has made a difference before you add it?

Hello! What Craig said is correct. The 7002/8002 uses a new toner that gives the machine a matte finish, and it has the Automated Color Quality Suite built in. On the previous 7000AP/8000AP, this was an option you could add on. It makes it so you don’t have to do the manual calibration...

che.c and jrsc– I never like reading posts about bad demo experiences… I am not a sales rep, but there is no way your demos should have been conducted in that manner. I feel terrible that you had such an experience! che.c– You’ve mentioned a couple times about the gloss on the 5000AP. If...

Hi there DigitalG, In regards to difference in times they take to perform: The automated calibration feature is faster than the manual calibration feature (times may vary depending on operator experience and how many halftones you are calibrating for). The ACQS uses a spectrophotometer which...