EPL-N2700 Revision A
Product Description Basic Specifications 20
1.2.5 Process Specifications
Printing system: Dry single-component toner
electrophotographic process
Exposing source: Semi-conductor laser beam
Exposed object: OPC drum
Charging system: Rotating charging brush system
Developing system: Exposed area developing system
Toner: Single-component nonmagnetic toner
Transfer system: Roller transfer system
Fixing system: Heat roller system
Density control: Variable developer bias (can be set by yser)
1.2.6 Paper Specifications
PAPER TYPE
Standard paper: Xerox 4024 DP paper 20lb (75 g/m
2
)
Normal paper: 60 g/m
2
- 90 g/m
2
(16 lbs - 24 lbs)
Copy paper, bond paper, and recycled paper
that are generally used
Special paper: Labels, OHP film, Color paper, Thick paper
(90 - 157 g/m
2
), DTP paper, and Letterhead
NOTE:
Do not use the following papers in this printer. Use of any of
the following papers will causes the printer malfunctions
such as print problem and paper jam, and also damage the
printer.
Carbon paper, "non-carbon" paper
Thermal paper, pressure-sensitive paper, Acidic paper
Paper already printed on by thermal-transfer printer or ink jet
printer
Thin or thick paper (exceeding the specification)
Wet (damp) paper
Paper with coated or processed color surface
Paper with extra smooth or extra rough surface
Paper whose smoothness on the both sides are largely different
Paper with perforation or binder holes
Folded, curled, or torn paper
Paper of irregular shape
Paper cut at off-angle
Label sheets that peel too easily
Paper with clips, staples, glue, and so on.
Paper exclusively designed for ink jet printers (super fine paper,
glossy paper, glossy film, and so on.)
Transparency film designed for color photo copier or color laser
page printer.
Paper already printed on with a color/monochrome laser printer
or photo copier.
Paper pasted together
CAUTION
Use of illustrated postcard may leave paper debris on
the paper loading roller, which causes the printer to
feed paper improperly. If this problem occurs, clean
the paper loading roller. (Refer to Chapter 6
“Maintenance” for cleaning method.)
