User manual RICOH AFICIO SP 3400SF BROCHURES

[. . . ] SP 3400SF / SP 3410SF COPIER Copying process: Laser beam scanning & electro-photographic printing Mono-component toner development Copy speed: Resolution: Multiple copy: Warm-up time: First copy speed: Zoom: Memory: Paper input capacity: 28 copies per minute 600 x 600 dpi Up to 99 Less than 30 seconds 11 seconds from ADF, 12 seconds from platen 25 - 400% (in 1% steps) 128 MB Standard: 1 x 250-sheet paper tray 50-sheet bypass tray Maximum: 550 sheets ADF capacity: Paper output capacity: Paper size: 35 sheets Up to 125 sheets Paper trays: A6 - A4 Bypass tray: A6 - A4 Optional paper tray: A5 - A4 Paper weight: Bypass tray: Optional paper tray: Duplex tray: Duplexing: Paper trays: 52 - 162 g/m² 52 - 162 g/m² 60 - 105 g/m² 60 - 105 g/m² SP 3400SF: Manual SP 3410SF: Automatic Dimensions (W x D x H): Weight: Power source: Power consumption: 420 x 397 x 442 mm Less than 18 kg1 220 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz Maximum: Less than 895 W Energy saver mode: Less than 10 W Quick mode (10 seconds): 70 W 1) Including cassette and consumables. [. . . ] CHOOSE PRODUCTIVITY Raise the pace in your office: · Copy and print 28 pages per minute. · Enjoy smart distribution solutions. Reap the benefits CHOOSE USER-FRIENDLINESS Replacing toner or adjusting paper settings?A standard duplex capability and frequently-used energy saver mode do the rest. Spend less on paper with the devices' standard scan-to and PC fax functions. Carry out two maintenance duties at once: our all-in-one cartridges include the drum unit. With this straightforward system, you will not be making any service calls. The SP 3400SF/SP 3410SF will be up and running all the time. TIME SAVER The SP 3400SF and SP 3410SF will not keep you waiting. A crisp first print arrives on your desk in no more than eight seconds. CHOOSE SECURITY Avoid unauthorised use of your document system. [. . . ] Combine this low ow energy cost with the SP 3410SF's automatic duplex capability bility and what is good for nature, is also good for you. [. . . ]