Document Communication Systems Suits Growing Businesses
MAHWAH, N.J. —March 20, 2006—Sharp Document Solutions Co. of America has introduced three workgroup models for demanding environments. With a 16 page-per-minute output, the Super G3 workgroup models utilize modular component architecture so workflow components can be added as business needs evolve, the company said in an announcement.
The FO-DC535 and -DC635 Document Communication Systems provide advanced network scanning, network printing, Web-based management, remote diagnostics and PC LAN faxing to transmit documents via fax from a desktop PC. The models include a 50-sheet document feeder and a 750-sheet letter/legal paper supply that is upgradeable to 1,250 sheets on the FO-DC635. The units' standard flash memory (8 MB on the FO-DC535 and 16 MB on the FO-DC635) ensures that received transmissions can be retrieved in the event of a power surge or failure, the company said.
The -DC535 and -DC635 feature 59 rapid dial keys and 100 speed dial codes. The -DC535 offers 20 personal auto-dial phone books capable of storing 75 numbers in each, while the -DC635 offers 200 speed dial codes and 40 personal auto-dial phone books.
With optional expansion kits, the -DC535 and -DC635 provide Web-based management for scan and fax destination control and device configuration. Other options include PCL6 network printing and full-color network scanning that enables users to share documents via scan-to-email, scan-to-desktop, scan-to-FTP, scan-to-URL and scan-to-print features. Integrated desktop document management software, Sharpdesk, allows scanned documents to be edited, saved and distributed.
The FO-4470 is also based on Super G3 technology. It provides 1.3-second scanning and a 16-ppm print engine. Features include document memory backup, personal auto-dial phone books, remote diagnostics, and a large tilt-status display.
Equipped with a 250-sheet letter/legal paper supply that can expand to 750 sheets and 8 MB of standard flash memory, the -4470 also offers face-down printing, which ensures documents print in the proper order, and serial broadcasting to 154 locations for rapid release of information via fax, the company said. Some 59 rapid dial keys and 99 department codes are available.
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