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Memory usage and requirements, Print job complexity

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Optra W810 memory specifications Memory Optra W810 Total possible memory 384MB Optra W810n 384MB Optra W810dn 384MB Note: To install the total possible memory, you must remove the 16MB DIMM shipped with the printer and install a 128MB DIMM. Memory usage and requirements With 16MB or 32MB of memory standard, the Optra W810 can process complex jobs in both PostScript 3 emulation and PCL emulation. However, the more complex the job, the more memory is required to process the job. In addition, the relationship of performance to available memory makes calculating memory demands even more complex. It is often true, especially with graphics-heavy jobs, that the more memory the printer has available, the faster the job prints. The memory required to process a particular job is affected by many factors, including: • Print job complexity • Page Protect setting • Jam Recovery setting • Collation setting • Resource Save setting • Job Buffering setting • Network environment • Downloaded resources • Print and Hold jobs Print job complexity The single most important factor is the print job itself. The complexity of the job (the use of multiple fonts and large graphics) determines how much memory is needed. Complexity refers to the type of data printed, not how much data is printed. For example, a Managing memory 165

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Memory usage and requirements
With 16MB or 32MB of memory standard, the Optra W810 can process complex jobs in
both PostScript 3 emulation and PCL emulation. However, the more complex the job, the
more memory is required to process the job.
In addition, the relationship of performance to available memory makes calculating mem-
ory demands even more complex. It is often true, especially with graphics-heavy jobs, that
the more memory the printer has available, the faster the job prints.
The memory required to process a particular job is affected by many factors, including:
Print job complexity
Page Protect setting
Jam Recovery setting
Collation setting
Resource Save setting
Job Buffering setting
Network environment
Downloaded resources
Print and Hold jobs
Print job complexity
The single most important factor is the print job itself. The complexity of the job (the use of
multiple fonts and large graphics) determines how much memory is needed. Complexity
refers to the type of data printed, not how much data is printed. For example, a
Total possible memory
384MB
384MB
384MB
Note:
To install the
total possible
memory, you must
remove the 16MB
DIMM shipped with
the printer and install
a 128MB DIMM.
Optra W810 memory specifications
Memory
Optra W810
Optra W810n
Optra W810dn