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IBM Infoprint 2000 2710-AF1

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2710-AF1 Printer

The Infoprint 2000 is a high-end, 110 page-per-minute, cut-sheet publishing system. It can be used as a full-function standalone duplicator, a high-speed network printer, or a channel-attached data center printer. Depending on the model and configuration ordered, the Infoprint 2000 can include a Scan Station for document scanning, a finisher and optional booklet maker for complex duplication, and a post-fuser Inserter Module for inserting printed pages into the finished document.

The Multifunctional System Printer Model MS1 replaces the NP1, RP1, and non-Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) DP1 models. Model MS1 can be configured as a high-speed duplicator or production printer when network or channel attached to a host delivering PCL 5/6, PostScript level 3, or Line Condition Datastream (LCDS)/Metacode datastreams. Host attachment for Model MS1 is available using 10/100BaseT Ethernet. System/370 Parallel or ESCON Channel is available through the BARR or Sun hardware.

The Advanced Function Printer Model AF1 replaces the Model DP1 that has IPDS installed. The Model AF1 is intended as a network or channel attached production printer supporting IPDS via the Advanced Function Common Control Unit (AFCCU). The IPDS Microcode Upgrade adds support for:

  • Continuous Output between the Finisher and High Capacity Stacker
  • Post-fuser Inserter Module
  • FICON channel attachment
  • New paper sizes: 8x10, 8.5x10, RA4, RA3, 14x17, 12x18, and 14x18
  • Selectable IP addresses
After December 14, 2001, IPDS Microcode Upgrade will be shipped as standard on all AF1 models. However, for AF1 printers shipped prior to that date feature number 4255 must be ordered to allow field installation of the upgrade code.

An optional enclosure unit for the controller, hub, modem and exposed cables is being made available for all models of the Infoprint 2000. The IPDS Microcode Upgrade, FICON attachment, and paper size kits are also being made available for Model DP1 printers that have IPDS installed.

Base Models

The Infoprint 2000 production publishing system is built upon a high-quality, high-speed, cut-sheet printer that can be used as a standalone duplicator, network printer, or host datacenter printer. With rich finishing and page insertion features and a variety of available host attachments, the Infoprint 2000 offers significant flexibility in document creation. Two models, MS1 and AF1, replace models previously available to offer simplification of ordering and configuration, and increased function. Model MS1 replaces Models RP1, NP1, and non-Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) DP1 printers. Model AF1 replaces Model DP1 printers that have IPDS installed. Models MS1 and AF1 have eliminated the need for Printer Solution Offerings available on previously announced models of the Infoprint 2000.

Model MS1 Multifunctional System Printer

Model MS1 is a multifunctional printing system that can serve as a:

  • High-speed digital duplicator in corporate reprographics centers, in-plant print shops, and the print for pay market.
  • Networked printer aimed at the large office workgroup and data center environments where PostScript, PCL, or Xerox native LCDS/metacode are the predominant data streams. This includes ERP installations like PeopleSoft and SAP as well as non-IBM data center environments.
The MS1 base model offers:
  • 110 page-per-minute (PPM) printing at 600 dots-per-inch (dpi) print quality
  • Paper input module with 3 drawers and 4,000 sheet capacity
  • Document finishing capability with an output capacity of 3,000 sheets
  • 512 MB of memory standard for storing digital images
  • PostScript/PCL/PDF datastream support
  • Ethernet 10/100BaseT network connectivity hardware to attach to a host system
  • Touch-screen operator control interface
  • Modem for remote diagnostics
  • Operator attention light to signal print interruptions
Optional features offered with Model MS1 include:
  • Additional paper supply module with 4,000 sheet paper capacity
  • High-capacity stacker with 5,000 sheet capacity, including a Stacker Dolly, and the option of ordering additional Stacker Dollies
  • Signature booklet maker that saddle folds and saddle stitches
  • Up to three Scan Stations with two different stations from which to choose
  • Post-fuser Inserter Module for inserting preprinted pages into a finished document
  • LCDS/Metacode datastream support
Model AF1 Advanced Function Printer

Model AF1 is intended as a network or channel attached production printer supporting the IPDS via the Advanced Function Common Control Unit (AFCCU) controller. The Model AF1 includes IPDS support for the Inserter Module, which was not previously available in the Advance Function environment.

The Infoprint 2000 AFCCU controller receives print information from the host system in the form of IPDS, which is an IBM host-to-printer data stream designed to manage and control printer processes. It supports all points addressability, giving it the capability of placing data at any defined point on the valid printable area of a page. IPDS is a significant feature because it allows both data and commands to be sent to a host-connected printer independent of the attachment protocol used.

The AF1 base model offers:

  • 110 PPM printing at 600 dpi print quality
  • Paper input module with 3 drawers and 4,000 sheet capacity
  • Document finishing capability with an output capacity of 3,000 sheets
  • 512 MB of memory standard for storing digital images
  • Flexibility in host connectivity options
  • Flat-panel, touch-screen operator control interface
  • Modem for remote diagnostics
  • Operator attention light to signal print interruptions
Optional features offered with Model AF1 include:
  • Additional paper supply module with 4,000 sheet paper capacity
  • High-capacity stacker with 5,000 sheet capacity, including a Stacker Dolly, and the option of ordering additional Stacker Dollies
  • Post-fuser Inserter Module for inserting preprinted pages into a finished document
  • Up to two host connections
Feature Descriptions

High Capacity Stacker (#4620 or #4621)

The High Capacity Stacker, available on the Models MS1 and AF1, provides an additional 5000 sheet stacker. It allows copied or printed sets to be offset or straight stacked. The rotator unit in the stacker rotates paper 90 degrees for the correct orientation into the Booklet Maker of Model MS1. The High Capacity Stacker also allows for the continuous output function described under IPDS Microcode Upgrade below.

Inserter Module

The Inserter Module, available on Models MS1 (#5510 or #5511) and AF1 (#5520 or #5521) enables the placement of color documents and image rich pieces into reports, booklets, and other printed material. It allows you to create complex documents by inserting preprinted stocks (including covers, transparencies, photos, and other full-color materials) at the end of the job stream, after the print engine, for smooth, professional in-line finishing. The availability of three dedicated Inserter drawers provides:

  • 4,000 sheet capacity and continuous "load-while-running" that allows you to work longer and more productively without stoppages
  • The ability to expand your paper options using a total of six print engine supplies and three Inserter supplies
  • Protection for your valuable materials by inserting them after the print station and eliminating possible damage from fuser heat
  • High speed performance as sheets are inserted on the fly in both simplex and duplex modes
With the installation of IPDS Microcode Upgrade, available on December 14, 2001, the Inserter Module is supported on Models AF1 and DP1 that have feature number 4250 installed.

Scan Station Controller (SSC) (#4390 or #4391)

The SSC, available on Model MS1, is used to control an associated Scan Station (#4290 or #4291) or Production Scan Station (#5290 or #5291). Each scan station requires a dedicated SSC. The SSC can be either customer supplied or ordered as features from IBM.

Scan Stations (#4290 or #4291) or (#5290 or #5291)

Two different Scan Stations are offered on Infoprint 2000 Model MS1 to accommodate varying levels of scanning requirements. The Xerox 620S Scan Station (#4290 or #4291) will scan up to 20 PPM in simplex mode at 600 dpi resolution. Its automatic document feeder accepts up to 50 sheets of 20 pound stock. The Fujitsu M4097D Production Scan Station (#5290 or #5291) uses dual-optic functionality to scan both sides of the document at once for faster two-sided scanning at up to 65 PPM. This single pass scanning provides a more reliable paper path.

Each installed Scan Station requires a dedicated SSC which may be purchased as #4390, or #4391, or customer supplied.

Signature Booklet Maker (#4720 or #4721)

The Signature Booklet Maker, available on the Model MS1, allows for the creation of booklets by saddlefolding and stapling supported paper sizes.

Stacker Dolly (#4622 or #4623)

Provides an additional dolly for all models to assist in loading and unloading the high capacity stacker.

IPDS Microcode Upgrade (#4255)

After December 14, 2001, the IPDS Microcode Upgrade will ship installed on the base printer Model AF1. Feature number 4255 is a field installable feature for Model AF1 printers that ship prior to that date and for DP1 printers that have feature number 4250 installed.

IPDS Microcode Upgrade offers support for:

  • Continuous Output between the finishing unit and High Capacity Stacker to allow the marking engine to continue the printing process upon a stapler or stacker unlock or full condition. This function attempts to switch output devices on job boundaries, allowing the operator to address the reason that generated the switch without interrupting the print process. Continuous Output can be enabled or disabled by the operator. Continuous Output cannot be used while stapling or with the following paper sizes: Ledger, A3, RA3, 17x14, 12x18, or 14x18.
  • The Inserter Module allowing page insertion operations to be controlled within IPDS.
  • Additional paper sizes of 8x10, 8.5x10, RA4, RA3, 14x17, 12x18, and 14x18.
  • The ability to select one of two IP addresses to eliminate IP address conflicts.
  • Attachment to a host using the FICON attachment feature.
  • Miscellaneous additional enhancements.
Supported Paper Sizes

The following chart defines the paper sizes supported by the Infoprint 2000. 

                                        Paper Supply Modules and Inserter
             In-track    Cross Track    ---------------------------------
Paper Type   Dimension   Dimension        Upper        Middle     Lower
----------   ---------   -----------      -----        ------     -----
8x10(1)       8.0 in      10.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
8.5x10(1)     8.5 in      10.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
8x10.5        8.0 in      10.5 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
Letter        8.5 in      11.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
Legal         8.5 in      14.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
Letter Tab    9.0 in      11.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
Manual        9.0 in      12.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
Ledger       17.0 in      10.0 in          No           Yes        Yes
A4           210 mm       297 mm           Yes          Yes        Yes
             (8.27 in)    (11.69 in)
A4 Tab       225 mm       297 mm           Yes          Yes        Yes
             (8.86 in)    (11.69 in)
RA4(1)       215 mm       305 mm           Yes          Yes        Yes
             (8.465 in)   (12.007 in)
9x14         9.0 in       14.0 in          Yes          Yes        Yes
A3(1)        420 mm       297 mm           No           Yes        Yes
             (16.54 in)   (11.69 in)
RA3(1)       430 mm       305 mm           No           Yes        Yes
             (16.929 in)  (12.007 in)
17x14(1)     17.0 in      14.0 in          No           Yes        Yes
18x12(1)     18.0 in      12.0 in          No           Yes        No
18x14(1)     18.0 in      14.0 in          No           Yes        No
Note: (1) Requires appropriate paper size kits. 
                                                Finishing Devices
                                        -------------------------------
             In-track    Cross Track    Top                     Booklet
Paper Type   Dimension   Dimension      Exit  Stapler  Stacker  Maker
----------   ---------   -----------    ----  -------  -------  -------
8x10(1)       8.0 in      10.0 in        Yes    No      Yes       No
8.5x10(1)     8.5 in      10.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       No
8x10.5        8.0 in      10.5 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
Letter        8.5 in      11.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
Legal         8.5 in      14.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
Letter Tab    9.0 in      11.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       No
Manual        9.0 in      12.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
Ledger       17.0 in      10.0 in        Yes    No      Yes       Yes
A4           210 mm       297 mm         Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
             (8.27 in)    (11.69 in)
A4 Tab       225 mm       297 mm         Yes    Yes     Yes       No
             (8.86 in)    (11.69 in)
RA4(1)       215 mm       305 mm         Yes    Yes     Yes       No
             (8.465 in)   (12.007 in)
9x14         9.0 in       14.0 in        Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes
A3(1)        420 mm       297 mm         Yes    No      Yes       Yes
             (16.54 in)   (11.69 in)
RA3(1)       430 mm       305 mm         Yes    No      Yes       No
             (16.929 in)  (12.007 in)
17x14(1)     17.0 in      14.0 in        Yes    No      Yes       No
18x12(1)     18.0 in      12.0 in        Yes    No      Yes       No
18x14(1)     18.0 in      14.0 in        Yes    No      Yes       No
Note: (1) Requires appropriate paper size kits.

Print Media Types

You should purchase quality, brand name paper and products that are made and labeled for use with high speed xeroxgraphic copiers and printers. Prepackaged, cut-size, xerographic papers will generally meet the controlled specifications for high-speed xerographic imaging, and will not vary in quality within or between shipments or lots. Large, quality-conscious manufacturers will generally stand behind their products' performance guarantees.

Print Media are divided into two types: Primary and Secondary. Primary Media Types that you can use with the Infoprint 2000 are as follows:

  • Xerographic
  • Bond
  • Book
  • Duplicator
  • Mimeo
  • Uncoated offset
  • Ledger
  • Cover
  • Index
  • Bristol
  • Other "long-grain" plain papers

    Note: When you are printing on die-cut tabs, pages must be run simplex (one-sided) to prevent sheets from jamming.

  • Punched/Holed paper of these types:
    • International and Japan Standard 2-Hole
    • U.S. and Japan 3-Hole
    • German Standard 2-and 4-Hole
    • Swedish Standard
    • U.S. 5-Hole
    • Bell.AT&T Systems 7-Hole
    • Recycled paper

      Note: If you use recycled paper, IBM recommends a recycled Xerographic or copy grade paper manufactured for use in high-speed printers. The papers that perform well have a 50% total recycled fiber content and may have 10% post consumer waste.

    Refer to the Site Preparation and Configuration Guide (MS1) or the Planning and Configuration Guide (AF1) for specific weights and sizes that are supported.
All Print Media Types not listed above are considered Secondary Types. Any paper or product that is outside the specified size, weight, or quality limitations, or is not expressly suited for use or compatibility with the xerographic imaging process is considered Secondary. Their characteristics are not within the system's operating specifications. Customers can be billed for any parts or labor damages to the Infoprint 2000 caused by using Secondary Media Types.

Model Summary Matrix
Model Intended Use                     Datastreams supported
----- ------------------------------   ----------------------------
AF1   Advanced Function Printing       IPDS
 

Maximum
Not applicable. Customer Setup (CSU)None. Devices SupportedNone.

Technical Description

Physical Specifications
Component                Height       Depth        Length       Weight
-----------------------  -----------  -----------  -----------  --------
Paper Supply Module      45.0 in      33.5 in      31.0 in      545 lbs
                         114.3 cm     83.8 cm      78.7 cm      247.4 kg
 
Printing Engine          64.0 in      47.0 in      67.0 in      1500 lbs
                         162.6 cm     119.4 cm     170.2 cm     567.3 kg
 
Finisher                 61.5 in      34.0 in      22.0 in      650 lbs
                         156.2 cm     86.4 cm      53.3 cm      294.7 kg
 
Stacker                  49.5 in      31.6 in      33.0 in      450 lbs
                         125.7 cm     78.7 cm      84.8 cm      203.7 kg
 
Signature Booklet Maker  58.0 in      24.0 in      62.0 in      970 lbs
                         147.2 cm     58.4 cm      90.0 cm      439.8 kg
 
Scan Station             10.8 in      24.0 in      30.0 in      74.5 lbs
                         27.3 cm      61.0 cm      76.2 cm      33.6 kg
 
AFCCU Enclosure          19.5 in      19.3 in      26.0 in      40 lbs
                         49.5 cm      49.0 cm      66.0 cm      18.2 kg
 
Inserter Module          59.0 in      33.5 in      31.0 in      545 lbs
                        149.9 cm      83.8 cm      78.7 cm      247.4 kg
 
Optional Control Unit    46.3 in      34.5 in      23.6 in      180 lbs
Enclosure               117.6 cm      87.7 cm      60.0 cm      81.9 kg
The space requirements for the Infoprint 2000 depends on the options installed.
  • Space requirements for the base printer are 20.5 feet (6.2 m) by 10 feet (3.05 m).
  • Space requirements for the maximum configuration (Scan Station, High Capacity Stacker, Signature Bookletmaker, and Inserter Module) are 33 feet (9.9 m) by 10 feet (3.05 m).
These requirements include the minimum clearance requirements for service which are the following:
  • 48 inches (122 cm) from the back of the printer
  • 42 inches (106.7 cm) from the front of the printer
  • 36 inches (91.4 cm) from finisher/high capacity stacker/signature booklet maker side of the printer
  • 30 inches (76.2 cm) from the controller/scan station side of the printer
Note: Approximate weights are supplied for customer planning use. Actual weights may vary slightly with machine configuration.

Operating Environment
Power

Base Printer:

  • 120/208 - 127/220 V, 60 Hz, 3 Phase (Note that 240 V is not available.)
  • 380 - 415 V, 50 Hz, 3 Phase
Note: The base model requires 3-phase, 5 wire electrical service with ground AND neutral.

Signature Bookletmaker and High Capacity Stacker:

  • 120 +/-10% V @ 60 Hz, Single Phase
  • 230 +/-10% V @ 50 Hz, Single Phase 
                                        Printer/    Printer/
                            Printer/    Extra Paper Booklet
                Printer(1)  Stacker     Feed Module Maker    Scanner
                ----------  --------    ----------- -------- -------
Watts:
 
  Warmup          4500         5000        4700       5700     350
 
  Standby         1500         1700        1700       1600     350
 
  Operating       5000         5500        5200       6200     350
 
Heat Levels BTU/hr:
 
  Warmup          14130        5869        14758      17898    1099
 
  Standby         4710         1843        5338       5024     1099
 
  Operating       15700        6769        16328      19468    1099
 
Sound Power dBA:
 
  Standby            57 dBa
  Operating          69 dBa
 
Environment:
 
  Scanner Operating Temperature: 10 to 30 degrees C
  Scanner Operating Humidity:    20 to 80% RH (relative humidity)
  Printer Shipping Temperature:  -30 to 140 degrees C
  Printer Shipping Humidity:     5 to 90% RH
  Materials Shipping Temperature: -30 to 90 degrees C
  Materials Shipping Humidity:   5 to 90% RH
Note: (1) Consists of paper input module, printing engine, memory, finisher, SCS, operator control interface, network connectivity. 
                             Inserter        Production
                              Module         Scan Station
                             --------        ------------
Power Levels:
 

   Warmup                     4700
 
   Standby                    1700
 
   Operating                  5500
 

Heat Levels Btu/hr:
 

   Warmup                    14,758
 
   Standby                    5,538
 
   Operating                 16,328
 

Environment Operating
Temperature degrees
centigrade:                  10 to 30       5 to 35
 
Humidity (non-condensing):   20 to 80%      20 to 80%
Limitations
Continuous Output on Model AF1 can not be used when stapling documents or with the following paper sizes Ledger, A3, RA3, 17x14, 12x18, and 14x18. Hardware RequirementsIn the following sections where feature numbers are listed "#xxxx or #xxxx", the first number is for plant installation and the second for field installation.

Attachment Capability for Infoprint 2000 Models AF1,and DP1 (with FN 4250)

The Infoprint 2000 with IPDS supports a maximum of two attachments. Configuration rules regarding the two attachments are as follows:

  • Maximum total of two S/370 Channels (#4135 or #5135)
  • Maximum total of two ESCON Channels (#4131 or #5131)
  • Maximum total of one Token Ring (#4121 or #5121)
  • Maximum total of one FICON Short Wave (#4141 or #5141)
  • Maximum total of one FICON Long Wave (#4145 or #5145)
  • Maximum total of one from 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4165 or #5165), Gigabit Ethernet SX (#4181 or #5181) and Gigabit Ethernet TX (#4182 or #5182)
  • Maximum total of one from FICON Short Wave (#4141 or #5141) and FICON Long Wave (#4145 or #5145)
The chart below identifies the valid combinations of attachments. 
                                  Token  10/100    Gigabit(1)   FICON
                  Channel  ESCON  Ring   Ethernet  Ethernet  Short  Long
                  -------  -----  -----  --------  --------  -----------
Channel             Yes     Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes      Yes    Yes
ESCON               Yes     Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes      Yes    Yes
Token Ring          Yes     Yes    No      Yes       Yes      Yes    Yes
10/100 Ethernet     Yes     Yes    Yes     No        No       Yes    Yes
Gigabit Eth'net(1)  Yes     Yes    Yes     No        No       Yes    Yes
FICON Short         Yes     Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes      No     No
FICON Long          Yes     Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes      No     No
FDDI                Yes     Yes    Yes     Yes       Yes      Yes    Yes
 
                    FDDI
                  -------
Channel             Yes
ESCON               Yes
Token Ring          Yes
10/100 Ethernet     Yes
Gigabit Eth'net(1)  Yes
FICON Short         Yes
FICON Long          Yes
FDDI                No
 
Note: (1) Includes both Ethernet Gigabit SX (FN 4181 or 5181) and Ethernet Gigabit TX (FN 4182 or 5182)
Details of the individual attachments are as follows:

Token-Ring (TCP/IP and SNA) Attachment

Token-Ring (TCP/IP) attachment is supported in Infoprint Manager for AIX, and Infoprint Manager for Windows NT and Windows 2000 printing environments.

The Model AF1 is connected to the host Token Ring through the IBM Token-Ring cabling via the Token-Ring High-Performance adapter, which is contained in the AFCCU.

The control unit can be attached to either a 16 Mbit/sec or a 4 Mbit/sec Token-Ring LAN.

The Token-Ring (TCP/IP) Attachment will attach to the following devices:

  • 8228 Token-Ring Multistation Access Unit attached to an AS/400 or RS/6000 processor
  • 8230 Token-Ring Network Controller Access attached to an AS/400 or RS/6000 processor
  • 8228 Token-Ring Multistation Access Unit attached to a 3172, 3174, 3745, 3725, or 3720 attached to a 3090, ES/9000, 9672, 2003, or 308X processor
  • 8230 Token-Ring Multistation Access Unit attached to a 3172, 3174, 3745, 3725, or 3720 attached to a 3090, ES/9000, 9672, 2003, or 308X processor

    The printer may be located at a maximum distance of 100 meters (333 ft) from the 8228 Multistation Access Unit, or 8230 Controlled Access Unit.

    The distance between the 8228 Multistation Access Units can be increased with either the 8220 or 8219 Optical Fiber Repeater.

  • Installation instructions are provided with the feature.
Ethernet 10/100 BaseT (TCP/IP)

The Ethernet (TCP/IP) attachment is supported in Infoprint Manager for AIX and Infoprint Manager for Windows NT and Windows 2000 printing environments.

An Ethernet Adapter Card is supplied with specify feature number 9993 and special feature number 4165. The adapter card is installed in the Model AF1 AFCCU processor. The Model AF1 may then be attached to an Ethernet LAN via one of the following means:

  • Ethernet Twisted Pair:
    • IBM supplies a Twisted Pair Wrap Plug (part number 00G2380)
  • Installation instructions are provided with the features.
FDDI (TCP/IP)

FDDI (TCP/IP) attachment is supported in InfoPrint Manager for AIX and Infoprint Manager for Windows NT and Windows 2000 printing environments.

The Model AF1 is connected to the host FDDI through FDDI 62.5/125 multimode fiber cabling using SC connectors via the FDDI Single Station adapter, that is contained in the AFCCU.

The FDDI (TCP/IP) attachment will attach to the following devices:

  • Directly to the RS/6000
  • 8260 Multiprotocol Intelligent Switching Hub attached to an RS/6000 processor
The printer may be located at a maximum distance of 2 kilometers from the 8260 Multiprotocol Intelligent Switching Hub or RS/6000 processor.

FICON

FICON channel attachment is supported in the PSF for OS/390 printing environments. The Model AF1 may be attached natively to IBM FICON Channels.

Attachment is also supported via the 2032 Director and the 2042 Director, as well as to the remote end of an IBM 2029 Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexor.

System/370 Parallel Channel

S/370 parallel channel attachment is supported on OS/390, PSF/MVS, PSF/VM, and PSF/VSE printing environments.

For S/370 parallel channel attachment, a control unit position on a S/370 parallel block multiplexer channel is required on a 3090(TM) or ES/9000(TM) processor.

The S/390 Parallel Enterprise Server and the S/390 Multiprise 2000 server are also supported for S/370 parallel channel attachments.

Attachment is also supported via the 9034 ESCON Converter Model 1.

ESCON Channel

ESCON channel is supported on OS/390, PSF/MVS, PSF/VM, and PSF/VSE printing environments.

The Model AF1 may be attached natively to IBM ESCON channels (3090-J, 9021, 9121, 9221, 9672, 2003).

Attachment is also supported via the 9032/9033 ESCON Directors and 9036 ESCON Remote Channel Extender Model 1 and Model 2.

Software RequirementsThe Infoprint 2000 Model AF1 is supported in the following operating system environments:
  • OS/390 and MVS operating environment:
    • Print Services Facility V3 for OS/390 R3.2 (via PTF)
  • OS/400 operating environment: (Token-Ring and Ethernet (TCP/IP) only)
    • Print Services Facility/400 (PSF/400) V4R5, or later
    • Does not support the Select Medium Modification (SMM) subset of the Advanced Function Post Processing (4720)
  • PSF/VM (Does not support the Post-fuser Inserter Module)
  • PSF/VSE (Does not support the Post-fuser Inserter Module)
  • AIX:
    • Infoprint Manager for AIX V3R2, or later

      Infoprint Manger for AIX will enable the printing of LCDS/Metacode data streams on Model AF1. This enablement is through the Infoprint Manager Xt function.

  • Windows NT and Windows 2000:
    • Infoprint Manager for Windows NT and Windows 2000 
             Infoprint 2000 Model AF1 Attachment Support
             -------------------------------------------
          S/370              Ethernet  Token   Token
          Parallel  ESCON    10/100    Ring    Ring    FDDI
          Channel   Channel  BaseT     TCP/IP  SNA     TCP/IP  FICON
          --------  -------  --------  ------  -----   ------  -----
PSF for
OS/390      Yes      Yes      Yes       Yes     Yes     No      Yes
 
PSF/MVS     Yes      Yes      No        No      Yes     No      No
 
PSF/VM      Yes      Yes      No        No      Yes     No      No
 
PSF/VSE     Yes      Yes      Yes       Yes     Yes     No      No
 
PSF/400     No       No       Yes       Yes     Yes     No      No
 
Infoprint   No       No       Yes       Yes     No      Yes     No
Manager
for AIX
 
Infoprint   No       No       Yes       Yes     No      Yes     No
Manager
for Windows NT
& Windows 2000
Note: All support is with latest respective version and service at general availability. For additional information, check the PSP bucket for PSP PRINTERS on RETAIN, or contact your IBM representative. 
       Infoprint 2000 Model AF1 Function Support
 
                  Select         Base and
                  Medium         Enhanced
                  Modifications  N-up
                  -------------  --------
PSF for
OS/390            Yes            Yes
 
PSF/MVS           Yes            Yes
PSF/VM            No             Yes
PSF/VSE           Yes            Yes
PSF/400           No             Yes
 
Infoprint         Yes            Yes
Manager
for AIX
 
Infoprint         Yes       Yes
Manager
for NT & 2000
Note: All support is with latest respective version and service at General Availability. For additional information check, the PSP bucket for PSP PRINTERS on RETAIN or contact your IBM Representative.

Features -- Specify/Special/Exchange

No Charge Specify Codes
                                                  Field   Plant  Customer
Feature Description                               Install Install  Setup
------- -------------------------------------     ------- ------- -------
6900    Controller Keyboard - English               No      Yes    No
9300    AFCCU Controller Keyboard - English         Yes     Yes    No
9250    Chicago Power Card for Printer              No      Yes    No
9310    FICON Long Wave Cable 9/125 multimode       No      Yes    No
9311    FICON Long Wave Cable 62.5/125br multimode    No      Yes    No
9312    FICON Long Wave Cable 50/125 multimode      No      Yes    No
9700    Printer Power Cord - United States          Yes     Yes    No
Special Feature Codes -- Chargeable

(#4121, #5121) AFCCU Token Ring Attachment
Description: Token ring attachment to host system for IPDS printers.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 of #4121 and #5121
  • Prerequisities: Model DP1 must have FN 4250.
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: Cannot be installed with FN 4165 and 5165
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4121 Field FC 5121
(#4131, #5131) AFCCU ESCON Attachment
Description: ESCON channel attachment to host system for AFCCU printers.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 2 from 4131 and 5131
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Prerequisities: Model DP1 must have FN 4250
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4121 Field FC 5121
(#4135, #5135) AFCCU System/370 Channel Attachment
Description: System/370 channel attachment to host system for AFCCU printers.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 2 from 4135 and 5135
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Prerequisities: Model DP1 must have FN 4250
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4135 Field FC 5135
(#4141, #5141) AFCCU FICON Short Wave Attachment
Description: FICON Short Wave attachment to host system for AFCCU printers. For customers that have a Short Wave card in the unit that is connected to the other to the other end of the cable, whether this is a FICON director or a FICON host.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4141, 5141, 4145, 5145
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, or DP1
  • Prerequisities: FC 4255 or FC 4256 Upgrade Code required on DP1 with FC 4250.
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4141 Field FC 5141
(#4145, #5145) AFCCU FICON Long Wave Attachment
Description: FICON Long Wave attachment to host system for AFCCU printers. For customers that have a Long Wave card in the unit that is connected to the other to the other end of the cable, whether this is a FICON director or a FICON host.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4145, 5145, 4141, 5141
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Prerequisities: FC 4255 or FC 4256 Upgrade Code on DP1 with FC 4250.
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4145 Field FC 5145
(#4165, #5165) AFCCU 10/100 BaseT Ethernet Attachment
Description: Ethernet attachment to host system for AFCCU printers.
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4165, 5165, 4181, 5181
  • Prerequisities: Model DP1 must have FN 4250, and Microcode upgrade FN 4255 or 42XX.
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: FC 4181, 4182, 5181, 5182
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4165 Field FC 5165
(#4181, #5181) Gigabit Ethernet SX (Fiber)The Gigabit Ethernet SX attachment offers high speed data transfers using multimode optical fiber.

The attachment complies with the IEEE 802.3z standard.

This feature includes A 20 meter 62.5/125 multimode fiber cable with duplex SC connectors on each end is included with the Gigabit Ethernet SX attachment feature.

The Gigabit Ethernet SX attachment utilizes shortwave light and a duplex SC connector. When used with 62.5/125 multimode fiber, the maximum cable segment distance is 275 meters with 200 MHz-km cable. When used with 50/125 multimode fiber, the maximum cable segment distance is 500 meters with 400-500 MHz-km cable.

  • Number of feature required: 0
  • Maximum number of feature allowed: One of either #4181 or #5181
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Prerequisites: The Model DP1 must have FN 4250, and microcode upgrade FN 4255 or 4256
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
      • Cannot be installed with 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4165 or #5165) or Gigabit Ethernet TX (#4182 or #5182)
  • Plant Installation: #4181
  • Field Installation: #5181
(#4182, #5182) Gigabit Ethernet TX (Copper)The Gigabit Ethernet TX attachment offers high speed data transfers using standard ethernet Category 5 UTP copper cabling. This emerging LAN technology allows gigabit speeds with existing Category 5 facility wiring.

This feature is also known as 10/100/1000 BaseT Ethernet.

This attachment complies with the IEEE 802.3ab standard.

The Gigabit Ethernet TX attachment utilizes a RJ-45 connector to connect to standard Category 5 ethernet cabling. When used with standard Category 5 ethernet cabling, the maximum cable segment distance is 100 meters.

  • Number of feature required: 0
  • Maximum number of feature allowed: One of either #4182 or #5182 per Infoprint 2000.
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Prerequisites: The Model DP1 must have FN 4250, and the microcode upgrade feature 4255 or 4256.
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
      • Cannot be installed with 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4165 or #5165) or Gigabit Ethernet SX (#4181 or #5181)
  • Plant Installation: #4182
  • Field Installation: #5182
(#4191, #5191) AFCCU FDDI Attachment
Description: FDDI attachment to host system for AFCCU printers..
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4191 and 5191
  • Prerequisities: None
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations:
    • Models AF1, DP1
      • Max of 2 from 4135, 4131, 4121, 4165, 4181, 4182, 4141, 4145, 4191, 5135, 5131, 5121, 5165, 5181, 5182, 5141, 5145, and 5191
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4191 Field FC 5191
(#4255) IPDS Microcode Upgrade
  • Description: Upgrades IPDS microcode to current level
  • Maximum number allowed: 1
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model AF1 or DP1 with FC 4250
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Field
(#4256) IPDS Microcode V4 Update
Description: When adding either Gigabit Ethernet or the Bookletmaker, the IPDS Microcode V4 Update is required on any Infoprint 2000 Model AF1, or DP1 (with FN 4250) that shipped prior to November 22, 2002.

For AF1, or DP1 (with FN 4250) that ship after November 22, 2002, this feature is not necessary since these machines will ship with this microcode level.

In addition to providing Bookletmaker and Gigabit Ethernet support, this feature provides the following support for the Model DP1 (with FN 4250) that shipped prior to December 14, 2001.

  • Continuous Output between the finishing unit and High Capacity Stacker to allow the marking engine to continue the printing process upon a stapler or stacker unlock or full condition. This function attempts to switch output devices on job boundaries, allowing the operator to address the reason that generated the switch without interrupting the print process. Continuous Output can be enabled or disabled by the operator. Continuous Output can not be used while stapling or with the following paper sizes: B4, Ledger, A3, RA3, 17x14, 12x18 or 14x18.
  • The Inserter Module allowing page insertion operations to be controlled within IPDS.
  • Additional paper sizes: of B4, RA4, RA3, 14x17, 12x18, and 14x18.
  • The ability to select one of two IP addresses to eliminate IP address conflicts.
  • Attachment to a host using the FICON attachment feature.
  • Miscellaneous additional enhancements.
This feature includes the function provided by the IPDS Microcode Update (FN 4255) and replaces that feature.
  • Maximum number allowed: 1
  • Prerequisities: Model AF1, or DP1
  • Corequisities: IPDS (#4250) on DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Field only
(#4510, #4511) Additional Paper Feed Module
  • Description: 4,000 sheet, 3 drawer paper feeder
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4510 and 4511
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4510 Field FC 4511
(#4620, #4621) High Capacity Stacker/Rotator
  • Description: 5,000 sheet output stacker
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of 1 from 4620 and 4621
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4620 Field FC 4621
(#4622, #4623) Extra Stacker Dolly
  • Description: Dolly to ease unloading of High Capacity Stacker
  • Maximum number allowed: No Limit
  • Prerequisites: FC 4620 or 4621
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4622 Field FC 4623
(#4624, #4625) Multiple Stackers Attachment (Initial / MES)
This feature provides the capability to attach up to three high-capacity output stackers. Without this feature, each printer can have only one high-capacity output stacker. More stackers reduces or eliminates stopping the printer to empty the output stackers since when one stacker is full, output flows to the next stacker.

The capacity of each High Capacity Stacker is 5,000 sheets. and the capacity of the Finisher is 3,000 sheets. The maximum output capacity with the Finisher and three High Capacity Stackers is 18,000 sheets (3,000 sheets with the Finisher plus 3 x 5,000 sheets for each High Capacity Stacker).

This feature must be ordered once to attach the second High Capacity Stacker (feature number 4620 or 4621), and ordered a second time to attach the third High Capacity Stacker. This feature is not used to attach the first High Capacity Stacker.

When a job is sent to the stacker, stacking will commence on the futhest available stacker away from the print engine. Automatic switching to another stacker occurs when a stacker is full. For example, with three stackers and stacker #1 is next to the finisher:

  • Printing starts to stacker #3
  • When stacker #3 is full, sheets are collected in stacker #2
  • When stacker #2 is full, sheets are collected in stacker #1
  • When stacker #1 is full, printer stops
  • Operation of the printer can continue after stacker #1 is full if stacker #3 has been emptied before #1 is full.
  • Number of feature required: 0
  • Maximum number of feature allowed: Two per Infoprint 2000 unless the Bookletmaker (feature number 4720, 4721) is also installed. Only two high-capacity stackers are allowed when the Bookletmaker is also installed, so the maximum number of this feature is one (1) when the Bookletmaker is installed. The Bookletmaker is available on the Model AF1.
  • Corequisites: None
  • Prerequisites:
    • IBM 2710 Model DP1, RP1, NP1, MS1, AF1
    • At least one high capacity stacker (feature number 4620 or 4621).
  • Limitations: The continuous operation mode, that can be enabled by an operator to allow printed output to switch between the finishing unit and the high capacity stacker, cannot be used while multiple high-capacity stackers are powered up.
  • Plant Installation: #4624 for Model AF1
  • Field Installation: #4625 for Model AF1
(#4720, #4721) Signature Bookletmaker
Description: Used to create booklets by saddle-folding and stapling documents.
  • Maximum number allowed: 1
  • Prerequisities: High-Capacity Stacker/Rotator (FC 4620 or 4621)
  • Corequisities: Model AF1, MS1, RP1, NP1, or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Set-up: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4720 Field FC 4721
(#4820, #4821) Control Unit Enclosure
  • Description: Enclosure for Printer Control Unit
  • Maximum number allowed: 1
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4820 Field FC 4821
(#4830 / #4831) Roll Feed Input Attachment (Initial / MES)
This feature allows the attachment of a roll feed input device to to the Infoprint 2000. The roll feed device must cut the media to a size acceptable to the Infoprint 2000.

This feature uses drawer #5 in the Paper Supply Module and drawer #5 is not available for other uses.

  • Number of feature required: 0
  • Maximum number of feature allowed: One per Infoprint 2000.
  • Corequisites: None
  • Prerequisites: For Model AF1 the optional Paper Supply Module (feature number 4510 or 4511) is a prerequisite <>
    The roll feed device must be purchased by the customer from a third party.
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant Installation: #4830 for Model AF1
  • Field Installation: #4831 for Model AF1
(#4910, #4911) Thermal Vent Kit
  • Description: Kit to vent heat from printer to outside.
  • Maximum number allowed: 1
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 4910 Field FC 4911
(#5510, #5511) Post Fuser Inserter Module
  • Description: Use to insert sensitive pages into a document
  • Maximum number allowed: Total of FC 5510 and 5511 = 1
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Model MS1, AF1, RP1, NP1 or DP1
  • Compatibility conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Plant or Field Installable: Plant FC 5510 Field FC 5511
Choosing the right supplies is very important. For optimum print quality and reliable performance, the use of IBM supplies is recommended. Supplies are purchase-only items. The customer is responsible for ordering and maintaining an adequate stock of supplies. Many Authorized Supplies dealers offer supply agreements, and Supply agreements often offer customers price discounts, price protection, established shipping schedules, and reduced administrative expenses.

It is recommended that customers maintain a one to two month stock of supplies on hand.

Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), (OSHA Form 20), for the Infoprint 2000 supplies with the IBM logo are available in the U.S. by calling 800-IBM-4333 (426-4333). You will need to provide the seven-digit part number or the machine type and model number and supply type, for example, Infoprint 2000-AF1. Outside the U.S., contact your local supplies dealer.

Regular Supply Items

Each supply for Infoprint 2000 is listed below. Actual life of each item will be dependent on several variables in the customer's environment and applications. These life expectations are based on running 8.5 x 11 inch paper with 6% coverage.

  • Infoprint 2000 Toner Cartridge; IBM Part No. 69G7315;
    Unit Of Measure: 2 Bottles per carton;
    Yield: 73,000 Impressions per cartridge @ 6% Coverage
    Minimum order quantity: One carton
  • Infoprint 2000 Staple Wire Spool; IBM Part No. 69G7316;
    Used by the standard finisher of MS1 and AF1
    Unit Of Measure: 1 Spool per carton;
    Yield: 40,000 pages
    Minimum order quantity: One carton
  • Infoprint 2000 Stitch Wire Cassette; IBM Part No. 69G7317;
    Used by the Booklet Maker of MS1
    Unit Of Measure: 2 Cassettes per carton;
    Yield: 45,000 pages per cassette
    Minimum order quantity: One carton
Warranty for all supplies is one year from the date of purchase stated on the purchase receipt. Supply warranties are only for defects in materials and workmanship at the time of shipment and are not for normal wear and tear, nor for any usage minimum. IBM supplies are manufactured to very high quality standards. However, if you believe you are due a warranty return, you should return the supply in its original package or a package from the replacement supply to your point of purchase with an explanation of the problem, a print sample, and the approximate impressions run on the supply.

Paper

For paper recommendations, see the Forms Design Reference for Cut-Sheet Forms (G544-3921).

For additional information on ordering supplies, see the Infoprint 2000 Planning and Configuration Guide (G544-5765).

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