Epson Stylus Photo TX700W User Manual
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221 Margen izquierdo: mínimo de 3 mm Margen inferior: mínimo de 5 mm Margen superior: mínimo de 5 mm Margen derecho: mínimo de 20 mm Tarjetas de memoria Tarjetas de memoria compatibles CompactFlash Microdrive SD SDHC miniSD* miniSDHC* microSD* microSDHC* MultiMediaCard MMCplus MMCmobile MMCmicro* Memory Stick Memory Stick Duo* Memory Stick PRO Memory Stick PRO Duo* Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo* Memory Stick Micro* MagicGate Memory Stick MagicGate Memory Stick Duo* xD-Picture Card xD-Picture Card Tipo H xD-Picture Card Tipo M xD-Picture Card Tipo M+ * Requiere un adaptador Formato de tarjetas de memoria Compatible con DCF (Design Rule for Camera File system) versión 1.0 o 2.0 Compatible con la versión estándar de todo tipo de tarjetas
222 Requisitos de voltaje 3,3 V Corriente máxima de 500 mA Especificaciones de datos de las fotos Formato de archivo: JPEG con la versión Exif 2.21 estándar Tamaño de la imagen: 80 × 80 píxeles hasta 9.200 × 9.200 píxeles Número de archivos: Hasta 9990 Cartuchos de tinta Nota: Se recomienda que utilice cartuchos de tinta Epson genuinos y que no los rellene. El uso de otros productos podría afectar la calidad de impresión y ocasionar daños a la impresora. El rendimiento de la impresora varía considerablemente según el número de imágenes impresas, los ajustes de impresión, el tipo de papel utilizado, la frecuencia de uso y la temperatura. Para mantener la calidad de impresión, una cantidad pequeña de tinta permanece en el cartucho después de que se enciende el indicador de “reemplazar cartucho”. La cartuchos que se incluyen con la impresora están llenos; parte de la tinta de los primeros cartuchos se utiliza para cargar la impresora. Para obtener los mejores resultados de impresión, termine de utilizar la tinta dentro de seis meses después de abrir el envoltorio de los cartuchos. Colores y los códigos: Vida útil del cartuchoColor de tintaCódigo del producto Capacidad estándar Alta capacidad Negro82N 81N Magenta82N 81N Amarillo82N 81N Cian82N 81N Magenta claro82N 81N Cian claro82N 81N
223 Paquete abierto: dentro de 6 meses Paquete cerrado: no utilice un cartucho de tinta pasada la fecha de caducidad impresa en el paquete. Temperatura Almacenada: –20 a 40 °C 1 mes a 40 °C La tinta se congela a –16 °C Espere 3 horas para utilizar la tinta después de haberla descongelado a 25 ºC. Tamaño y peso Ta m a ñ o Almacenada: Ancho: 446 mm Profundidad: 385 mm Altura: 150 mm En funcionamiento: Ancho: 446 mm Profundidad: 582 mm Altura: 150 mm (con las extensiones de la bandeja de salida del papel extendidas) Peso 9,0 kg (sin los cartuchos de tinta o el cable de alimentación) Eléctricas Voltaje nominal 100 a 120 V 220 a 240 V Voltaje de entrada 90 a 132 V Frecuencia nominal 50 a 60 Hz Frecuencia de entrada 49,5 a 60,5 Hz Corriente nominal 0,8 A (modelo 110V)
2240,4 A (modelo 220V) Consumo de energía En funcionamiento: aprox. 25 W Preparada: aprox. 9,5 W Modo de reposo: aprox. 5,0 W Apagada: aprox. 0,3 W (modelo 110V) Apagada: aprox. 0,5 W (modelo 220V) Ambientales Temperatura En funcionamiento: 10 a 35 °C Almacenada: –20 a 40 °C 1 mes a 40 °C Humedad En funcionamiento: 20 al 80% de humedad relativa Almacenada: 5 al 85% de humedad relativa (sin condensación) Estándares Seguridad UL60950-1 CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1 EMC FCC parte 15 Subparte B clase B CAN/CSA-CEI/IEC CISPR 22 clase B Interfaces Puertos USB Un cable USB 2.0 de alta velocidad (Clase de dispositivo para computadoras); puerto Tipo B Un cable USB 2.0 de alta velocidad (para dispositivos compatibles con PictBridge y dispositivos de almacenamiento externo) Avisos del software Declaración de propiedad intelectual de ‘Windows Connect Now’ (WCN) Copyright y licencia de Info-ZIP Software de código abierto Declaración de propiedad intelectual de ‘Windows Connect Now’ (WCN)
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