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| multifuctional devices. Copying, faxing, scanning, and printing are centralised |
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| Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) |
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| Allows you to make copies without lifting the platen. Instead of placing each sheet one-by-one onto glass, ADF reduces time and monotony. ADF can hold 1-20 sheets at a time. |
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Reduces risk of paper jam by offering alternative short, straight-paper path. Allows you to copy straight onto original materials which cannot be fed from the regular tray inside copier. Can handle anywhere from 1-100 sheets.
i.e. coloured paper, odd sized paper, card board) |
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| Collects completed copies from copy machine |
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| Items that every so often need to be replaced. i.e. toner, paper, fuser oil, developer, etc. |
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| Area where you find all the control functions for copier. Guide the user through variables such as # of copies, paper size, copy reduction, or copy enlargement. |
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| Act of using the scanning fuction in a fax machine to make a quick copy. |
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| Keeps a numerical record of the # of copies produced. Usually found under the platen glass |
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| Consumables such as paper and toner, as well as service contracts that are all part of the price equation when considering a new digital copier. Determines the actual cost to budget for when buying copy machines. |
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| Popular for the small business/ where space is limited. Sits on desktop. Often Segment 1 or 2 copiers. |
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| Copying technology which breaks up image into dots and rows, the same way as a scanner. |
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| Work same way as a camera. Takes picture of document to be copied via a lens. |
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| Auomatically copying on both sides of a page. Best achieved by adding a recirculating automatic document feeder, which can handle two sided originals and also avoid paper jams. |
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| Enables user to move the image, change the colours to match the original after creating the copy. |
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| Electronic Recirculating Document Handler/ Duplex Digital Document Scanner |
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EDRH. A copy machine which is able to do the following:
copy two-sided originals
handle originals only once when making copies
Automatically sort output copies |
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| Copies can be collected without use of sorter bins. Achienved by outputting each set horizontally, then vertically in alternate sequence. |
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| The indicator which defines how quickly a photocopier can print the initial page of the document. |
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| Cyan, magenta, yellow and black. aka CMYK printing |
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| An image that covers right to the edge of a sheet with no borders or margins. Typically printed on a larger sheet and then trim the page. |
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| paper sheets measuring 11X17 in. |
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| paper sheets measuring 8 1/2 X 14 in. |
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| Paper sheets measuring 8 1/2 x 11 in. |
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