Microsoft Certified Windows Vista, XP, and Server 2003 PCL XL and PostScript Level 3 system drivers (32-bit/64-bit) with an enhanced graphical user interface. This package also contains: Lexmark Installer, Lexmark Enhanced Communications System, Lexmark Status Window, Lexmark Driver Profiler for 2000, XP (32-bit/64-bit), Server 2003 (32-bit/64-bit), and Vista (32-bit/64-bit).
Specifications:
Easy-to-Use: Customizable and easy-to-view, large, vivid, well-spaced familiar icons on the Lexmark e-Task 8-inch (20 cm) color touch screen provide access to print, copy, fax and scan-to-email functions.
Fast and Powerful: Copy, print or scan at up to 55 pages per minute with a powerful 625 MHz processor, standard 256MB RAM (expandable to 768MB) and a time to first copy as quick as 10 seconds to handle even the most complicated output.
Scanning: Up to 55 ppm black at 600x600 dpi and up to 27 ppm color at 600x300 dpi with an up to 75 page duplexing Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) with A3 / 11 x 17 support
Security: Hard disk wiping and AES encryption, IPv6, SNMPv3, SSL*, IPSec and 802.1x authentication and user authentication provide security measures for multifunction communications and data encryption. (*See Features)
Versatile: Optional high-capacity input, high-capacity finishing with multi-position stapling, offset stacking and hole punch capability.
Convenient: Direct printing of PDF and image (TIFF, JPEG) files from a USB flash drive using the convenient USB Direct interface on the operator panel. Or scan a document and save to the USB Flash drive as PDF, TIFF or JPEG.
Standard Features: Scan Preview, Custom Jobs Copy and e-mail, Priority Copies and Job Cancel increase user productivity (See Features)
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