User manual CANON OCE TDS600 PREMIA CLASS BROCHURE

[. . . ] Plus the performance and productivity to meet your tightest deadlines. Even for extensive distribution runs of complex, multi-set document packages. [. . . ] And with Océ’s unmatched range of drivers for the main CAD applications, users have convenient desktop access to all main functions. Ideal for decentral and central use With its compact footprint and minimal noise and ozone emissions, the Océ TDS600 is ideal for decentral and departmental placements. Located near to engineering workgroups, it offers easy operation with direct access to media selection and print functions. Plus high-quality prints every time without complex operation. Or in the central printroom environment, the Océ TDS600 gives operators the power and productivity to get the job done when the pressure is on. Concurrent job handling and print management functions enable complex document sets to be produced efficiently, providing the capacity to meet tight deadlines. 5 Advanced technology and performance Numerous innovations make the Océ TDS600 the performance leader in its class. For example in instant ‘walk up and copy’ results, with no delays for warming-up. And Océ’s unique Image Logic technology for excellent printing and copying results, whatever the original. Or radiant fusing for outstandingly sharp images every time. The integrated system concept makes operation easier, ensuring that all modules operate together perfectly. From the scanner, through the Océ Power Logic controller, to the printer and folder, as well as software drivers and job submission tools. All making your work easier and more productive. Eco-design is easy to live with High performance and productivity are vital, but they are not the only important criteria. Like all Océ products, the Océ TDS600 has been designed with care for the environment in mind. [. . . ] It all helps our professional customers go ‘Beyond the Ordinary’ in printing and document management. © 2007 Océ. Illustrations and specifications do not necessarily apply to products and services offered in each local market. [. . . ]