User manual CANON LASER CLASS 310 LASER CLASS MID-TO-LOW VOLUME PRODUCT POSITIONING

[. . . ] It provides 19-page-per-minute (letter) laser printing and offers unsurpassed facsimile transmission speed via Super G3 Technology. With 8MB of memory, you can store up to 510 pages, ** and the LASER CLASS 310 is designed to produce volumes of up to 8, 000 pages per month. [. . . ] The features…and how they benefit users. Crisp Laser Output For faxing, printing, or copying, these Canon LASER CLASS devices provide crisp, clear output at speeds of up to 15 pages per minute (letter) on the LASER CLASS 510, up to 19 pages per minute (letter) on the LASER CLASS 310, and up to 6 pages per minute (letter) on the LASER CLASS 2050P. Added Features Easily employ One-Touch Speed-Dialing, Coded Dialing, and Group Dialing to sequentially broadcast to up to 200 locations (LASER CLASS 510/310) or 124 locations (LASER CLASS 2050P) to save time and take advantage of sending documents when telephone charges are the most economical. Fast Transmission Times These LASER CLASS multifunction devices offer Canon’s Super G3 Technology to transmit data at 33. 6 Kbps speed (approximately 3 seconds per page*)—twice as fast as ordinary G3 facsimile machines— to speed workflow and reduce phone line charges. They also employ state-of-the-art compression protocols to compress image data, especially effective when transmitting halftones. Convenience Features Enjoy Print-in-Order output that prints incoming documents face-down, in the correct order, at speeds of up to 15 pages per minute on the LASER CLASS 510, up to 19 pages per minute on the LASER CLASS 310, and up to 6 pages per minute on the LASER CLASS 2050P. Efficiency By Design The LASER CLASS 510/310/2050P devices use a single cartridge system to simplify user-maintenance and provide consistent, high-quality output. With the standard one-hour battery backup in all these multifunction devices, you can safely store incoming documents during a power outage. In addition, these ENERGY STAR® qualified LASER CLASS multifunction devices reduce energy consumption, have quick warm-up time, and require little power. Fax and Copy from the LASER CLASS 510 Platen Glass or the 50-Sheet ADF Powerful Memory Capabilities For incoming or outgoing faxes, the LASER CLASS 510 offers a powerful 8MB of memory (up t0 500 pages**), while the LASER CLASS 310 has 8MB (up to 510 pages**), and the LASER CLASS 2050P offers 4MB (up to 256 pages**). Automatic Document Feeder Capacity The LASER CLASS 510/310 have a 50-sheet Automatic Document Feeder, while the LASER CLASS 2050P has a 40-sheet*** Automatic Document Feeder, for convenient, multipage document-feeding for either transmission or copying. Or take advantage of the standard, built-in platen glass in the LASER CLASS 510 to use Book Mode to capture three-dimensional images for either faxing or copying. Handy Dual Paper Supply The LASER CLASS 510 comes with one 250-sheet front-loading letter/ legal-sized adjustable cassette and a 10-sheet letter-/A4-/legal-sized Alternative Manual Feeder. † The LASER CLASS 310 model comes with one 500-sheet front-loading letter-/legal-sized adjustable cassette and a one-sheet letter-/A4-/legal-sized MultiPurpose Tray. The LASER CLASS 2050P comes with one 250-sheet front-loading letter-/ A4-sized adjustable cassette and one 100-sheet letter-/legal-/A4-sized MultiPurpose Tray. LASER CLASS 310 500-Sheet Cassette Enhanced Image Quality By using Canon UHQ (Ultra High Quality) image processing system, you’ll be able to transmit superior images that distinguish between text and images on outgoing faxes. LASER CLASS 510 User-Friendly Operation Panel * Approximate 3-second-per-page fax transmission time based on ITU-T No. 1 Chart (MMR, Standard Mode) at 33. 6 Kbps modem speed when transmitting to another V. 34 machine. The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) currently supports 28. 8 Kbps modem speeds or lower, depending on telephone line conditions. *** 20 lb. , less than 120µm, 15-27° C, 20-80% RH † Alternative 10-Sheet Manual Feeder supports the same paper size, weight, and type as cassette. Product Positioning Guide 1. The Features The LASER CLASS 510, LASER CLASS 310, and LASER CLASS 2050P devices offer integrated faxing, printing, and copying solutions—plus advanced technology features. 3 Sec. /Page* Laser Dry Electrostatic Transfer Approx. (Letter) 256 Shades of Gray 64 Shades of Gray Horizontal 406 pels/in. x x (8 pels/mm 8. 34" (212mm) 8. 19" (208mm) 250-Sheet Cassette (Letter/Legal) 10-Sheet Alternative Manual Feeder† 500-Sheet Cassette (Letter/Legal) 1-Sheet MultiPurpose Tray 250-Sheet Cassette (Letter) 100-Sheet MultiPurpose Tray (Letter/Legal) Receiving Paper Tray: Recording Paper Size: Enhanced Imaging Quality: Enhanced Printing Resolution LASER CLASS 510/310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Toner Cartridge LASER CLASS 510/310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Cartridge Yield LASER CLASS 510/310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Power Consumption LASER CLASS 510: LASER CLASS 310: LASER CLASS 2050P: ENERGY STAR® Qualified: Handset Kit: Dimensions (H x W x D) (Excluding Tray) LASER CLASS 510: LASER CLASS 310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Weight LASER CLASS 510: LASER CLASS 310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Environmental Conditions Temperature: Humidity: Maximum Monthly Print Volume LASER CLASS 510/310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Support OS: Dialing: One-Touch Speed-Dialing LASER CLASS 510: LASER CLASS 310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Coded Speed-Dialing LASER CLASS 510: LASER CLASS 310: LASER CLASS 2050P: Group Dialing: LASER CLASS 510/310: LASER CLASS 2050P: 50 Sheets, Face-Down Letter/Legal/A4 UHQ (Ultra High Quality) 1200 x 600 dpi 600 x 600 dpi FX8 Cartridge FX3 Cartridge Approx. 2, 700 Pages I Max: 650W/Standby, 11W Max: 600W/Standby, 9W Max: 660W/Standby, 5W Yes Standard 17-7/8" x 24" x 18" (453mm x 626mm x 457mm) 15-1/2" x 17-3/8" x 18-3/8" (392mm x 441mm x 466mm) 12" x 18-1/8" x 19" (303. 5mm x 460mm x 483mm) 35. 9 lb. 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