Dell 1135n User Guide

Glossary
The  following glossary helps you get  familiar  with the product by understanding the terminologies commonly  used
with printing as well as mentioned in this user’s guide.
802.11
802.11 is a  set  of standards  for wireless  local  area network (WLAN) communication,  developed by the IEEE
LAN/MAN Standards  Committee  (IEEE  802).
802.11b/g
802.11b/g can  share  the same  hardware and  use the 2.4 GHz band.  802.11b supports  bandwidth up  to  11  Mbps;
802.11g up  to  54  Mbps. 802.11b/g...

Coverage
It is the printing term used for a  toner usage measurement  on printing. For  example, 5% coverage means that  an
A4 sided paper has  about  5% image or text on it.  So, if the paper or original has  complicated  images  or lots of
text on it,  the coverage will be higher  and  at the same  time,  a  toner usage will be as much  as the coverage.
CSV
Comma  Separated Values (CSV).  A  type of file format, CSV is used to  exchange data between  disparate
applications. The  file format, as it  is...

Emulation
Emulation  is a  technique of one  machine obtaining the same  results  as another.
An emulator  duplicates the functions of one  system  with a  different system, so that  the second  system  behaves
like the first system. Emulation  focuses on exact reproduction  of external  behavior, which is in contrast  to
simulation, which concerns an abstract model of the system  being simulated,  often considering its  internal state.
Ethernet
Ethernet is a  frame -based computer  networking...

system  to  securely share  part of an organization's information  or operations with its  employees. Sometimes the
term refers  only  to  the most visible service, the internal website.
IP address
An Internet  Protocol (IP)  address is a  unique number that  devices use in order  to  identify and  communicate with
each  other on a  network utilizing the Internet  Protocol standard.
IPM
The  Images Per Minute (IPM)  is a  way  of measuring  the speed of a  printer. An IPM rate  indicates  the number...

MFP
Multi  Function  Peripheral (MFP)  is an office machine that  includes the following functionality  in one  physical body,
so as to  have  a  printer, a  copier, a  fax, a  scanner  and  etc.
MH
Modified  Huffman (MH)  is a  compression method for decreasing the amount  of data that  needs to  be transmitted
between  the fax machines  to  transfer the image recommended by ITU -T  T.4. MH  is a  codebook -based run -length
encoding  scheme  optimized to  efficiently  compress white space. As most...

PostScript
PostScript (PS)  is a  page  description language and  programming language used primarily in the electronic  and
desktop publishing  areas.  - that  is run  in an interpreter to  generate an image.
Printer Driver
A  program  used to  send commands and  transfer data from  the computer  to  the printer.
Print Media
The  media like paper, envelopes, labels,  and  transparencies which can  be used on a  printer, a  scanner, a  fax or, a
copier.
PPM
Pages  Per Minute (PPM) is a  method of...

network address and  which part is the host address.
TCP/IP
The  Transmission  Control Protocol (TCP) and  the Internet  Protocol (IP); the set  of communications protocols that
implement  the protocol stack on which the Internet  and  most commercial  networks  run.
TCR
Transmission  Confirmation Report  (TCR)  provides  details of each  transmission such as job status,  transmission
result  and  number of pages sent.  This report can  be set  to  print  after each  job or only  after failed...

WPA-PSK
WPA -PSK (WPA Pre-Shared Key)  is special mode of WPA  for small business or home users. A  shared key, or
password,  is configured in the wireless  access  point  (WAP)  and  any wireless  laptop or desktop devices.  WPA -PSK
generates a  unique key  for each  session  between  a  wireless  client  and  the associated  WAP  for more  advanced
security.