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Scan
SCANNING
Scanning features available on the ColorQube 9203 allows
users to move, manage, manipulate, capture, repurpose
and distribute their documents via email, Internet fax,
embedded fax, network server fax or network scanning.
Device Contention
Print slowdown when scanning
copy job?
Print slowdown when scanning in
scan job?
Print slowdown when scan-data
transfer underway?
Scanning Features
The ColorQube 9203 offers users the option to scan
their jobs using the following color modes: Color Scanning,
Grayscale, Black and White, and Auto Detect.
Users can scan while the system is copying, printing or
while it is transferring scan data to a network or faxing jobs.
The input scanning speed for the ColorQube 9203 is 75
ipm using monochrome and 51 ipm using color. 8.5 x 11 in.
Long Edge First (LEF) (A4/210 x 297 mm).
Resolution
This device offers several resolution options aimed at
satisfying the most demanding customers. Options include
the following:
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600 x 600 dpi
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400 x 400 dpi
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300 x 300 dpi
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200 x 200 dpi
Scan Area
The maximum scan area for the ColorQube 9203 is
11.7" x 17" inches (A3/297 x 420 mm).
File Formats
Xerox provides users with a multitude of file format
options which include:
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PDF
•
TIFF
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Multipage TIFF
•
Searchable PDF
•
PDF/A
These options are sure to meet the needs of the most
demanding user.
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All Rights Reserved. The license under which this document is made available and applicable law prohibit any reproduction or further transmission of any portion of this document. This
document may only be viewed electronically through the www.BERTL.com Web site and may not be stored in electronic or hard copy format. Any reproduction of trademarks is strictly
prohibited. BERTL accepts no responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions contained in this document.
No
No
No
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200 x100 dpi
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150 x 150 dpi
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100 x 100 dpi
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72 x 72 dpi
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XPS
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Searchable XPS
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Linearized PDF
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Searchable PDF/A
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JPEG
Secure Access and Authentication
The secure device login with network user name and
password provides users with secure access to the
ColorQube 9203.
User Authentication is supported with Kerberos in the
following environments:
•
(Windows 2000/UNIX/Windows Server 2003 and
2008)
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SMB (Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000/Windows
Server 2003 and 2008)
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Novell over IP/IPX (Novell NetWare 4.x/5.x/6.x)
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Common Access Card (CAC) / Personal Identity
Verification (PIV)
•
Xerox Secure Access Unified ID System
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LDAP and PIN-based guest login.
LDAP
The Xerox ColorQube 9203 is compatible with LDAP
(Lightweight Directory Access Protocol), which allows it to
browse address lists stored on a corporate network. When
a new name is added to the database, connected devices
automatically have access to that name. This eliminates
the need to maintain a separate address book for the
ColorQube 9203.
This is much more convenient for IT managers, since it
means they do not waste resources manually updating
each device address book every time a phone number or
email address is added, deleted, or updated.
Network Protocol
This device supports the most commonly used network
protocols supported today. This includes FTP, Novel (NCP
via
IPX/SPX),
Microsoft
HTTP/HTTPS.
Supported Scan Destinations
The ColorQube 9203 supports a multiple scan
destinations making it easy for users to route their
documents to most destinations. Scan destination options
vary by scanning software options purchased.
Xerox offers some of the most comprehensive workflow
options in the industry.
Scan destinations on the ColorQube 9203 include;
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Scan to Searchable PDF, PDF/A and XPS
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Scan to Home
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Scan to Mailbox
•
Store and reprint jobs
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Scan to file
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Scan to network server/directory
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