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Hi, I'm just investigating some of the new production options and I'm curious how clicks are typically configured on systems these days: 1) Single click regardless of A4/letter or A3/ledger sheet as in the past? 2) Separate click counters for Black and Color pages, or do you have a click per...

In the past, I'm used to 11x17 being 1 click per side. Is this still generally the rule of what I can (or should) expect for contracts today? I'm sure they would be happy charging 2 clicks, but just curious when I hear people quoting examples of their pricing without saying anything if I...

This should be a simple question but the Xerox 800/1000 brochure is a bit confusing. Look below, is the base system 3,197 lbs or 2,200 lbs? IOT Base Printing System (without RIP and/or feeding/ finishing devices): –– 100" (W) x 44" (D) x 74" (H) (2,540 mm (W) x 1,105 mm (D) x 1,865 mm (H)) ––...

I couldn't find this white paper. Do you have a link to it? Thanks.

What issues are you having?

I also noticed that the prints from the Ricoh 900 at Graph Expo were about as good as the Xerox 700 and KM 6501. However, I overheard one potential customer questioning Ricoh about the IQ and the Ricoh rep basically admitted that it may not be as good as the Xerox/KM units and he focused on the...

Sounds like it may be that "Renoir" product in the that slide on Copytechnet.com: Can't beleave someone posted this on a website but for those who want to know the differences between a c6500 and a c6501 from a marketing perspective here it is Copytechnet.com: Copytechnet.com

Xerox EA Toner Xerox EA Toner I noticed at Graph Expo that both the Xerox 700 and the IGen 4 had a much more matte appearence and more uniform gloss than the Xerox 5000AP and the Xerox 8000 (or was it the 7000?)AP. Your comment seems to agree with my observations because 3 years ago I saw...

Xerox 700 performance Xerox 700 performance Thanks for the tip. The Xerox customer expectation document did the trick. One line on page 8 is curious: The maximum print/copy speed for the system is determined by the process speed of the Xerox 700 Digital Color Press engine; image quality...

EA Toner EA Toner Connecting the dots, it's my understanding that they are using a new lower melt toner related to this general announcement and show video: FUJI XEROX CO.,LTD. | Fuji Xerox Begins Production of Energy-Saving EA-Eco Toner to be Used in New Mainstay Products from Spring 2008...

Slow duplexing on the 700? Slow duplexing on the 700?

cards cards What is the most common media weights and types you use for your cards on the KM?

Hmmm... the greatest. It's all in the times in your life where an album makes an impact. For me, it's the following: The Who: Who's Next U2: Joshua Tree Pink Floyd: DSOTM

banding on HP Z6100 banding on HP Z6100 I also saw your posting on printheads scraping the paper. Is this related? It certainly seems like it could be and could explain both the banding and the feathering.

banding on ZP6100 banding on ZP6100 Given the height of the printheads you are using (about 0.88") and if the printmode is 10 pass, then the size of the bands indicates that it's an issue with the nozzles on the black printhead. So I agree with you that it seems to indicate an issue with the...

banding on the HP Z6100 banding on the HP Z6100 Interesting. Several questions that may help. Is it only on the black? What is the spacing of the light/dark bands in the images? (i.e. distance from dark band to dark band). Are the bands horizontal relative to the printing scan direction...

banding on HP Z6100 banding on HP Z6100 The banding appears like typical print pass banding for a scanning inkjet when printing in one of the faster print modes, such as single pass bi-directional printing. Although it will print much slower, consider printing in one of the higher quality...

2400 dpi 2400 dpi So you can select 600x600, 1200x1200, and 2400x2400 and see the differences? What RIP do you have and is 2400x2400 appreciably slower? Thanks

I see the specified print resolution of the Xerox DC262 is 2400x2400 DPI. Does it really rasterize pages (fonts and graphics) and print them at full 2400x2400 DPI? If not, what does the 2400x2400 spec mean? Thanks