Specs/ features and benefits, Troubleshooting – iSys iTerra IJ875 User Manual

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Specs/ Features and Benefits

Printer Specifications

Print Technology

Color Inkjet

Plotter Carriage Width

8.75”

Maximum Plot Width

8.5” Continuous Mode

Print Resolution

300 Dpi or 600 Dpi

Maximum Plot Speed

Up To 3.75” Per Second (color)

Consumables

Fanfold Paper, Ink Cartridges, Printheads

Sheet Sizes

8.75 up to 300 feet

Connectivity Interfaces

USB 2.0, 10/100 Network

Warranty 6

Months

Drivers

Windows XP, Vista (32, 64 bit versions)

Options

Output and Input Media Basket

Data Format

PCL3GUI

Power Requirements

100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 135 Watts

Measurements (W x D x H)

22.5” x 17” x 8.75”

Weight

42 lbs (19kgs) without baskets

Operating Temperature

41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C)

Operating Humidity

20% - 80% RH Non-Condensing Humidity

Certification

FCC CLASS A, CE, cTUVus

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Features Benefits

Automatic Top of Form

Jobs consistently start on the correct
fanfold sheet or title page

Continuous Media Feed

Non-stop imaging

Ink Level Display

User is aware of ink levels at all times

User Friendly

Easy to operate, fast learning curve

Replaceable Ink Cartridges on
the Fly

Allow your job to continue to plot right
where it left off

Small Footprint

Requires minimal space

Performance and Speed

High resolution and fast printing speeds

Large Separate Ink Cartridges

Reduces replacement costs

5“ Color Display

Easy to use color LCD touch screen

USB Enabled

Select and print jobs right from your USB memory key

Print and File Queue Processing

Control job queue at the printer, Store jobs on the hard
disk, Send job once, print many

Mobile

Built rugged enough for field use


Troubleshooting

Problems with Poor Quality Printing

If the vertical lines are not alligned properly, you may need to do a pen allignment on your printer. If the plot
leaves strips where there ink should have printed it is possible that a pen nozzle is plugged. You may need to run
the pen clean from the menu on the LCD panel.

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