A multifunction printer may have a wide range of features and functionality. To better understand the unique capabilities of such machines to enable them to meet the needs and demands of large workgroups, the features and functionality of the multifunction printers dedicated to large enterprises are presented below.
The features and printing features a multifunction printer is divided into two categories: input and output. Specifications and features standard print entry are:
The availability of printer drivers compatible with different operating system
The management of PDL such as PostScript, XPS, PCL, etc.. and performers such as direct PDF, TIFF, etc..
A variety of connections such as USB, parallel, network, etc..
The ability to print over the network by RAW, FTP, IPP, LPR, email, etc..
The features and basic functionality are out of print:
Print speed measured in pages printed per minute, expressed in ppm
The technology of the printer, such as laser, color laser, inkjet, etc..
Types and sizes of paper the printer can be used as output support
Printing labels directly from CD or DVD (this feature is usually reserved for inkjet printers low-end)
The resolution expressed in DPI, a key indicator for the printing and document scanning (although many multifunction printers display a higher resolution of around 1200x600, 1800x600, etc.., It is not real. The resolution of most multifunction printers do not exceed 600 DPI)
The ability to print directly from the internal memory of the MFP
The ability to print double-sided, either manually or automatically
The ability to use the functionality of the MFP finish
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