The print server with 64-bit architecture delivers high speed RIP and high image quality with image processing technologies cultivated in the development of color production printers.
High quality image data can be generated with RIP processing of 600 x 600 dpi and 8 bit (256 gradation levels) on the print server. In addition, high resolution and smooth screen image of 2400 x 2400 dpi can be generated on the device with our unique HQ digital screen technology (MACS*) employed. These data processing technologies have realised high image quality brought from the maximisation of the print engine performance.
- * Micro Accurate Control Screen.
Adobe® PDF Print Engine directly rasterises PDF data. Even a PDF file with transparency or layers can be processed as it is and faster and high quality output is possible. Blur, drop shadow and glow effect can be used with ease.
- Note: Adobe® PDF Print Engine is available for jobs in PDF and JDF formats.
- Faster processing with less data volume
Our unique intermediate data format streamlines RIP processing with high image quality and small data size. In the conventional RIP processing, calculation takes a long time due to large data volume. However, this new RIP processing automatically identifies objects including text and image and processes them in the format. It greatly reduces the processing time without degrading image quality. - High-speed serial transmission
The print server sends huge raster data to the printer with a wideband transmission of 4.25 Gbps. It ensures high reliability by automatically detecting and correcting errors.
High-speed, large volume printing of personally customised documents: direct mails, bills, usage details statements, etc. is enabled. It meets the business needs of One to One marketing which captures diversifying customers' individual needs. With industry standard PPML*1, PDF/VT-1, and PDF/VT-2, languages for variable data printing are supported to establish extended variable printing systems.
- *1: PPML: Personalized Print Markup Language
JDF*1, which is the standard in the printing industry is supported. Linking with integrated workflow systems for printing operation*2, you can build a hybrid workflow with offset printing device and digital printer.
- *1: JDF: Job Definition Format
- *2: Linked with "FUJIFILM WORKFLOW XMF" of FUJIFILM Corporation and "EQUIOS" and "Trueflow SE" of SCREEN Graphic Solutions Co., Ltd.
| Job type | 1 Sided | 2 Sided |
|---|---|---|
| Scan job* | 136 ppm (Color/BW) |
270 ppm (Color/BW) |
| Copy job | 100 ppm (BW) | |
- * Standard Document (A4), 200 dpi, to Folder.
The following useful scan functions are available.
- Scan to PC*1
- Store to Folder*2
- *1: Scanned files are sent and stored to PC folders via FTP transfer or SMB.
- *2: Scanned files are stored to Folders on the device. To store them to PC, use web browsers, Stored File Manager 3 belonging to Network Scanner Utility 3, or TWAIN compliant applications.
Important print data provided by customers can be protected from data breaches by encrypting data in the print server storage. Besides, data in the printer can be encrypted*1 or securely erased*2 to prevent unauthorised access.
- *1: Default setting: OFF
- *2: Optional
Authentication features prevent unauthorised use of the device for security. Authentication operations can be performed at the device control panel. User information can be saved and managed on the device.
