Chapter 9 Printers Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of printer used today?

9.1.1.1

A

Laser, inkjet, dot matrix

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How is printing speed measured?

9.1.1.1

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Page Per Minute (PPM)

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What does CMYK stand for in the colour scheme? 9.1.1.1

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Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black

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How is the quality printing measured?

9.1.1.1

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measured in dots per inch (dpi) - The larger the dpi number, the better the image resolution.
To produce the best high-resolution images, use high-quality ink or toner and high-quality paper.

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Name 6 printer connection types?

9.1.1.2

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Serial
Parallel
Ethernet
Firewire - transfer rate of up to 400 Mb/s
USB
SCSI - Small Computer System Interface
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True or False
Does an inkjet printer spray ink on a paper?
9.2.1.1

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True - through a tiny hole at the nozzle

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What are the two types of injet nozzles?

9.2.1.1

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Thermal - A pulse of electrical current is applied to heating chambers around the nozzles

Piezoelectric - Piezoelectric crystals are located in the ink reservoir at the back of each nozzle. A charge is applied to the crystal, causing it to vibrate. This vibration of the crystal controls the flow of ink onto the paper.

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What are the 7 stages of laser printer?

9.2.1.2

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1) Processing - The data from the source must be converted into a printable form.
2) Charging - The previous latent image on the drum is removed and the drum is conditioned for the new latent image.
3) Exposing - To write the image, the photosensitive drum is exposed with the laser beam.
4) Developing - The toner is applied to the latent image on the drum.
5) Transferring - The toner attached to the latent image is transferred to the paper. A corona wire places a positive charge on the paper.
6) Fusing - The toner is permanently fused to the paper. The printing paper is rolled between a heated roller and a pressure roller.
7) Cleaning - When an image has been deposited on the paper and the drum has separated from the paper, the remaining toner must be removed from the drum.

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9
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Name 2 languages that a printer recognize?

9.2.1.2

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Adobe PostScript (PS)
HP Printer Command Language (PCL)
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10
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Dot Matrix has how many pins?

9.2.1.4

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9 or 24 pins

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What code that describes the appearance of a document in a language that a printer can understand?
9.3.1.5

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Page Description Language (PDL)

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12
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Name types of settings to Optimizing Printer Performance?

9.3.3.1

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Print spool settings
Paper orientation
Color calibration

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Name 2 types of wireless printer connection?

9.4.1.2

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Bluetooth, 802.11x, or infrared (IR)

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14
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What reason would you use a printer server?

9.4.2.1

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Because these printers do not have built-in network interfaces

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What are the 3 functions of a printer server?

9.4.2.1

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1) Provide client access to print resources.
2) Administrate print jobs by storing them in a queue until the print device is ready for them and then feeding or spooling the print information to the printer.
3) Provide feedback to users.

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16
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What are the replacements components for a laser printer?

9.5.1.1

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  1. Fuser assembly
  2. Transfer rollers
  3. Separation pads
  4. Pickup rollers