Mfd Printers 2 Flashcards
What does MFD stand for in printing technology?
Multifunction Device.
What functions does an MFD combine?
Printing, scanning, copying, and sometimes faxing.
What is the primary purpose of an inkjet printer?
To spray tiny droplets of liquid ink onto paper to produce an image.
What is the main advantage of a laser printer over an inkjet printer?
Laser printers are faster and have lower cost-per-page for high volumes.
What component in a laser printer transfers toner to the paper?
The drum (imaging drum or photosensitive drum).
What does DPI stand for in printing?
Dots Per Inch, a measure of print resolution.
What is duplex printing?
Printing on both sides of a sheet of paper automatically.
What is the purpose of a fuser in a laser printer?
To heat and bond the toner to the paper permanently.
What is the role of a print spooler?
To manage and queue print jobs sent to a printer.
What type of printer uses a ribbon to transfer ink onto paper?
Impact printers such as dot matrix printers.
What is thermal printing used for?
Printing receipts, labels, or tickets using heat-sensitive paper.
What type of printer uses heat to create images on special paper?
Thermal printer.
What is the purpose of printer calibration?
To align colors and adjust print quality.
What is an ADF on an MFD?
Automatic Document Feeder, which allows multiple-page scanning or copying.
What is the purpose of printer drivers?
To translate print jobs into a format the printer can understand.