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Printer speed is measured in ___
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ppm - pages per minute
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Other names for Firewire
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iLink, IEEE 1394
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MTBF stands for ___
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mean time between failures
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TCO stands for ___
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total cost of ownership
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Which step of the laser printing process removes any residual toner from the drum?
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cleaning
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characterized by a wider path of information so multiple bits can be transferred at once - older standard for printers
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parallel
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newer printer interface with simple setup, PnP support.
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USB
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Print quality is measured in ___
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dpi - dots per inch
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Which printer technology uses crystals that are located in the ink reservoir at the back of each nozzle which vibrate when exposed to a charge?
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Piezoelectric
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ECP
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Enhanced Capabilities Port - bi-directional communication for printers and scanners
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Standard for parallel ports
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IEEE 1294
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NLQ
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near letter quality - ink jet printers are often near letter quality while laser printers print letter quality documents
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Which printer technology uses a pulse of electrical current that is applied to heating chambers around the nozzles?
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Thermal electric
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EPP
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Enhanced Parallel Port - bi-directional communication - EPP is for non-printer peripherals
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Name 3 wireless technologies that can be used when printing.
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Bluetooth, infrared, and wireless fidelity or wi-fi
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What is an advantage of thermal printers?
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Longer life because there are few moving parts
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How fast does 802.11g transmit?
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54 Mbps (megabits per second) and it's backward compatible with 802.11Bb.
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What should you avoid touching when servicing a laser printer due to high voltage?
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the primary corona wire
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Give an example of an impact printer.
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dot matrix, line matrix
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Which printer technology can produce photo quality graphics? It's name is applied because the dye transitions between the solid and gas states without going through a liquid stage.
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Dye sublimation. You have the output of one in your pocket - your ID card.
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Laser printer steps
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Continuous Care Will Delay Trouble Forever (Cleaning, Conditioning, Writing, Developing, Transferring, Fusing)
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Why shouldn't a laser printer be plugged into a UPS device?
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The power surge that occurs when the printer is turned on damages the UPS unit.
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What are the steps for printing a test page in Windows XP?
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start>printers and faxes>properties>general tab>print test page
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single bit at a time transfer
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serial
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Which step of the laser printing process removes the old image from the drum and places a new image on it?
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conditioning
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What is the term for technology that allows devices to be discovered by a computer and appropriate drivers loaded when the device is attached to the computer?
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PnP - plug and play
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List seven ways a printer can be connected to a computer.
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Serial, parallel, SCSI, USB, FireWire, and a wireless or wired network connection
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What are disadvantages to ink jet printers?
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Nozzles are prone to clogging, ink cartridges are expensive, and inkjet is wet after printing.
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What are advantages of ink jet printers?
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low cost, high resolution, and quick to warm up
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Which type of printers have print heads that strike the inked ribbon, causing characters to be imprinted on the paper?
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impact
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In which step of the laser printing process is the toner that's attached to image placed on paper?
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Transferring
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In which printer is the nozzle heated, creating a bubble of steam which forces the ink out onto the paper?
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thermal
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What technology converts a scanned printed page into text that can be edited with a word processor?
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OCR - optical character recognition
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list common image formats
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JPEG, TIFF, BMP, and PNG
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Name the process that adjusts settings to match the colors on the screen to the colors on the printed sheet.
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calibration
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In which type of scanner is the electronic image acquired by placing book or photograph down on a glass that lies above image sensors?
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flatbed scanner
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In which step of the laser printer process does the printer scan the drum with laser beam to create invisible image?
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Writing
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In which step of the laser printing process is the toner permanently fixed to the paper?
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Fusing
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Which type of printer is a high-quality, fast printer that uses a light beam to create an image?
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laser
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In which step of the laser printing process is the toner applied to the image on the drum?
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Developing
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How fast does 802.11b transmit?
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11 Mbps (megabits per second)
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What is a single purpose device that converts hard copy data to an electronic image?
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flatbed scanner
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