Print
Controller
Attaches a color copier to a computer network and converts color files
into printing instructions for the copier. Also known as a raster
image processor (RIP) or a color server. Proportional
Zoom
Shrinks or enlarges the length and width of a given page independently
of each other. This helps reduce the white space that often surrounds
copies of reduced pages. Also known as independent x and y axis
zoom or anamorphic zoom.
Recirculating
Automatic Document Feeder (RADF)
An automatic document feeder that can flip the original document
over to copy its backside. If you only have an automatic document
feeder (ADF), you can copy a two-sided document, but the copies
will be on two different sheets of paper.
Reduction/Enlargement
Many lower-end copiers have preset settings for reduction and enlargement
of copies. Higher-end copiers allow you to zoom in as closely or
as far out as you want.
Remote Diagnostics
A system that connects to your phone line and automatically calls
the dealer if a problem arises. Such a system can speed repair time
and help ensure that maintenance schedules are accurately followed.
Raster Image
Processor (RIP)
Used to attach a color copier to a computer network, a RIP converts
color files into printing instructions for the copier. Also known
as a color server or a print controller.
Scan Once/Print
Many
The ability to produce copies from scanned images held in memory.
This feature saves on unnecessary handling of original documents
and allows users to leave the copier, originals in hand, while the
job is being completed. Not available with all digital copiers.
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