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To ensure optimal performance in the office environment, the
default-printing mode for this product has been set to Screened
(1 bit) mode. In this mode, all neutral colors will print in single-
color black (K-only).
detection allows the printing of grayscale bitmap images at 50
pages per minute in a mixed color and black and white job.
Printing Resolution
Maximum print resolution for all paper sizes is 600 dpi x 600 dpi x 8
bits per pixel per color. The Document Centre ColorSeries 50 uses
variable frame compression, therefore, in rare circumstances; lossy
compression may be exhibited. The Document Centre ColorSeries 50
has been designed to satisfy the growing needs of printing, both in
color and BW, in the office environment.
Maximum Image Sizes
The Document Centre ColorSeries 50 will reproduce 11x17" full bleed
when printing on 12x18" paper. Full bleed is defined as providing an
extra 3 mm image area around the perimeter of 11x17".
maximum image are:
Paper size
Paper
Inches /
name
millimeters
12 x 18 in.
Tabloid
(305 x 457 mm)
Extra
12.6 x 17.7 in.
SR A3
(320 x 450 mm)
Color Management
The Document Centre ColorSeries 50 does not support Pantone
matching. It does not have color management tools required for the
sophisticated prepress color user.
The appearance of the document displayed on the monitor
screen may not match the output print unless calibration and
color correction tools are used.
For imported RGB images, optimal color is achieved in the EPS
and TIFF format. Other imported file formats may produce
unexpected results.
Customer Expectation Setting Document for
Document Centre ColorSeries 50
This will ensure that auto-grayscale
Max. Imageable
Max. Imageable
Area
Area
for printing
for copying
11.69 x 17.24 in.
11.69 x 17.0 in.
(297 x 438 mm)
(297 x 432 mm)
11.69 x 17.24 in.
11.69 x 17.0 in.
(297 x 438 mm)
(297 x 432 mm)
December 12, 2001
Color Calibration
Two methods of calibration are provided:
ColorCal is achieved using the ScanBack feature
QuickCal is a visual calibration system
Either method is accessible from CentreWare Internet Services or via
the Color Calibration Utility.
Document Feeder
The Duplexing Automatic Document Feeder (DADF) will handle
originals from 5.5 x 8.5" to 11 x 17" in size, and from 16 to 28 lb. Bond
in weight. The DADF has a maximum capacity of 50 sheets (based on
20 lb. Paper).
Paper / throughput
For more detailed information on throughput materials, please refer to
the Xerox Materials Usage Guide
The
Tray #
1
2 - 4
5
(Multiple Sheet
Inserter)
6
(Optional High
Capacity
Feeder)
** A 12"X18" dedicated tray can be configured by the CSE. This tray can run only
12"X 18"
Recommended paper to maximize image quality is Color
Xpressions 24 lb (smooth bright white paper).
specifically designed to maximize image quality and machine
performance over a wide range of environmental conditions.
Attempts to feed heavier than recommended paper stocks may
cause machine damage or poor image quality.
Label stock must be fed from trays 2-4 using heavyweight mode.
Feeding label stock from the Multiple Sheet Inserter may result in
labels peeling and causing the printer damage.
Xerox stock 32 lb. bond (3R5093) and 60 lb. cover (3R5095),
which were designed for the xerographic process, can be run
satisfactorily.
performance of Color Xpressions 24 lb.
Size
Capacity
(
using 20lb.
Paper)
8.5 x 11"
500
LEF, A4
sheets
LEF,
B5 LEF,
A5 SEF
8 x 10" to
550
11 x 17", OR
sheets
12X18**
100mm x
100
148mm to
sheets
12 x 18" /
SRA3
8.5 x 11"
2000
A4
sheets
Coated papers are not expected to match the
Specified Weights
16 lb - 28 lb bond
(64 – 105 gsm)
16 lb - 32 lb bond
(64 – 128 gsm) –
auto duplex only up
to 28 lb bond
(105 gsm)
16 lb. Bond – 140 lb.
Index
(64 – 250 gsm)
16 lb - 32 lb bond
(64 – 128 gsm)
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