User manual CANON CLC 900 BROCHURE

[. . . ] CLC 900 THE NETWORK COLOUR SOLUTION CREATED BY CANON FOR EASY COLOUR CONNECTIONS SO YOU CAN SPREAD COLOUR RIGHT ACROSS YOUR NETWORK Always at full speed Rip-While-Print and Continuous Print technologies ensure fast, constant colour output ­ at the CLC 900's fully rated speed of 7 ppm in full colour and 28 ppm in black and white. So everyone can benefit from productive and professional colour imaging, direct from each desktop. [. . . ] 30-2, Shimomaruko 3-Chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146-8501, Japan Europe, Africa and Middle East Canon Europa N. V. Box 2262, 1180 EG Amstelveen, the Netherlands www. canon-europa. com English Edition 0018W080 © Canon Europa N. V. , 2000 (0900) · Fast output ­ 7 ppm in full colour and 28 ppm in black & white · Resolution of 400 x 400 dpi · Put colour to productive use · Complete colour management · Extensive optional accessories · Easy to network with ColorPASS Z20e · Printing at fully rated speed Get off to a flying start. With the CLC 900, full colour solutions, complete with flexible finishing, are all possible ­ throughout your entire computer network. With fast output and fantastic quality, right up to an A3 size. Give creativity full freedom ­ for graphic design work, company documentation and much more. Once you start, there will be no stopping you. Ready to network, right away Choose to have a controller as an option, and the CLC 900 is ready to connect to your computer network. So all your staff can make the most of fast, full colour PostScriptTM scanning & printing. It's the easiest and most efficient way to set up a complete colour management system, for PC and Mac platforms. Put colour to productive use An RDF (Recirculating Document Feeder) and 20-bin Stapler Sorter are available as accessories, to handle colour output from start to finish. Two standard frontloading cassettes take 1, 000 sheets. [. . . ] It's the ideal colour system for corporate and copy shop environments. To provide highly productive colour printing and scanning ­ as well as flexible colour copying. [. . . ]