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SUPERB PRINT QUALITY

Improved Imaging System

Sharp thoroughly revamped its imaging process for the

MX-2310U; now a high-performance processor, a new developer,

and the newly developed high-grade toners combine to provide

breathtaking image quality. The new toner expands the colour

reproducibility range for a more natural rendering of clear blue

skies, emerald green oceans, and other colour images. The smaller

particle size of the toner and the developer allows for reduced

graininess and clear reproduction of fine lines, fine text, and

halftone colours.

Crisp, Clear Text and Images

Employing digital smoothing technology enhances the print

resolution to the equivalent of 9,600 x 600 dpi for incredibly

smooth reproduction of fine lines. Fine-grained photographs,

detailed illustrations and graphs, and small text come out crisp and

clear.

VERSATILE

USB Memory Direct Print*

One of the two USB ports on the MX-2310U is located at the front

of the MFD beneath the control panel. It comes in handy when

printing data directly from USB memory

devices—an indispensable function for

users who are in a hurry or who want

quick machine access without a PC.

* Requires optional MX-PB14.

Versatile Paper Handling

The MX-2310U accommodates a wide range of paper sizes, from

A5R to A3 wide. When using an optional finisher or exit tray, you

can do A3 full-bleed printing onto A3-wide paper, without loss

of image area. The MX-2310U can handle heavy paper stock up to

256 g/m

, overhead transparencies, and other types of paper,

further expanding the range of printing applications.

Image Editing Functions

The MX-2310U includes colourful editing functions made possible

by digital technology.

• Multi-Page Enlargement divides an image onto separate

sheets for making posters up to A0 x 2 in size.

• Photo Repeat places multiple copies of an image onto a single

sheet.

• Mirror Image makes a reverse image of the original.

• XY Zoom adjusts the horizontal and vertical ratios independently.

• B/W Reverse reverses the black and white of an image.

Please see specifications for a list of available convenient functions.

High-Quality Page Description Language

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To ensure high-quality image processing, the MX-2310U uses Sharp's

original SAPL-c (Sharp Advanced Printing Language-c), a new page

description language (PDL) that delivers superb performance and print

quality. The MX-2310U is also compatible with PCL6 and PS3 (option).

Easy, High-Quality Copying

Auto Colour Selection automatically determines whether a page is

colour or B/W and selects the appropriate copy mode for that page.

Auto Colour Mode analyses the contents of each page,

distinguishing between different components, such as photos and

text. These are what allow the MX-2310U to print out maps with

crisp, clear text and to automatically remove the background colour

on newspaper and magazine copies for clearer output.

Auto Colour Mode

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Windmills of the Netherlands

For centuries, the Dutch used windmills

to mill corn into our, drain water from

the land, cut timber into boards, and

carry out various other industrial tasks.

At one time, over 9,000 windmills

dotted the Dutch countryside. And,

although that number has dwindled

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down to just over a thousand, many

people still associate the Netherlands

with its majestic windmills.

To harness the power of the wind, the

Dutch built a variety of windmills, with the name of each type determined by the

construction, appearance, or function of the mill. These mills sported a somewhat

primitive design that used canvas sails and that, unlike their more automated British

counterparts, had to be turned by hand to face the wind.

Auto recognition

Various Copy/Print Applications

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• Watermark prints a user-selected watermark, such as

"Urgent," on each page to indicate the status of the document

• Tab Copy / Tab Print* can copy or print directly onto tabs on

document separators and insert them into assigned positions.

* Tab print requires optional MX-PB14.

• Multi-Shot copying and N-up printing

• Pamphlet Style copying/printing

• Cover/transparency insertion

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• Direct Print*

allows PDF*

printed without using the printer driver or opening applications

• Carbon Copy Print mode automatically outputs multiple

printouts of the same data on plain and/or coloured paper;

convenient for invoices and purchase orders.

• Form Overlay can store office document formatting such as

letterheads and overlay contents in colour, eliminating the need

for pre-printed paper.

• Barcode font compatibility*

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Note: The above functions require optional MX-PB14.

*1: Direct printing may not support all PDF, TIFF, JPEG, and XPS formats. *2: Direct

PDF printing requires optional MX-PK11. *3: Direct XPS printing requires optional

MX-PUX1 and MX-ARSM10. *4: Requires optional MX-PF10.

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• Book Copy is convenient for compiling copies of a book or

bound originals into pamphlet format.

• Card Shot enables one-touch copying of both sides of a card

(credit cards, ID cards, etc.) onto a single page.

• Colour Stamp labels your copies with page numbers, the date

or text such as "Urgent" in up to four different colours.

• Mixed Size Original Copy mode automatically distinguishes

documents of mixed sizes* (such as A3/B4, B4/A4, etc.) fed

through the RSPF and chooses the appropriate paper.

* Some restrictions apply when combining paper sizes of different format series.

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Text comes out

crisp and clear

Windmills of the Netherlands

For centuries, the Dutch used windmills

to mill corn into our, drain water from

the land, cut timber into boards, and

carry out various other industrial tasks.

At one time, over 9,000 windmills

dotted the Dutch countryside. And,

although that number has dwindled

down to just over a thousand, many

people still associate the Netherlands

with its majestic windmills.

To harness the power of the wind, the

Dutch built a variety of windmills, with the name of each type determined by the

construction, appearance, or function of the mill. These mills sported a somewhat

primitive design that used canvas sails and that, unlike their more automated British

counterparts, had to be turned by hand to face the wind.

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, TIFF, JPEG, or XPS*

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