D95/D110/D125 Service

Training
D95/D110/D125 Differences

CD&LS
 Introduction
Welcome to the Xerox D95/D110/D125 Differences Training Course.
This course explains the differences between the existing
4595/4112/4127 and consists of HTML pages and a linked PDF file.
To complete the course most efficiently, take the course from beginning
to end. Feel free to go back and review areas to ensure you are
confident with the information presented.
A final assessment is located at the end of the course. You must achieve
80% correct answers for certification. If you do not achieve 80%, review
the material and retake the test until you pass.

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 Introduction
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
• Install and support the Xerox D95/D110/D125 in customer locations
• Identify the changes to the Xerox 4112/4127 that were made to create
the Xerox D95/D110/D125
• Be able to describe the new features introduced with the Xerox
D95/D110/D125 DCP product
• Assist customers to operate the product using the new UI

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 Introduction
Course Overview
This training course consists of the following sections:
• Introduction
• Service Tools
• Product Overview
• Document Finishing Architecture
• PFIM
• New Features
• Remote Services
• Product Specs
• Product Installation
• AC/DC Power Generation and Distribution Differences

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 Introduction
Course Overview - Continued
• Run Control and Mode Selection Differences
• ADF Differences
• Imaging Differences
• D95/D95A Side Registration Differences
• Xerographic Differences
• Fusing Differences
• Optional Print Servers
• Extensible Interface Platform (EIP)

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 Service Tools
Service Documentation
D95/D110/D125 Service Documentation supports the D95/D110/D125
product only. Do not attempt to use the 4112/4127 Service
Documentation.
You will be directed to download a new EDOC Service Interface through
MAPS for this product and then “ride the BUS” for the latest updates.
The Service Documentation utilizes the new Service Interface (SI). With
the new format, you can navigate throughout the SI with just a few clicks
from a pull down menu. The SI contains the Service Manuals for the IOT,
and accessories and also includes the Product Technical Overviews
(PTO) used to provide operational information about the
components. Also, the SI contains reference material in the Library such
as customer documents, DFE information, marketing information and
other important reference material.

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 Service Tools
Service Interface

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 Service Tools
Service Diagnostics
Service Diagnostic Tools are embedded in the UI the same as the
4112/4127 Family.
Diagnostic entry is identical: 0>Start; Machine
Status>Tools>Maintenance/Diagnostics
Diagnostic exit is different: you cannot exit from the Machine Status
window. Select Services or Job Status to exit.
You will be familiar with most of the diagnostic programs as they are
similar to the 4127 Family. There are a few new procedures and they are
detailed in Section 4 Adjustments.
Also, there is a Quick Setup Home icon on the top level Diagnostic
screen that enables access to change IP Addresses, Security, Email and
LAPD settings.

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 Service Tools
PWS
The PWS can still be used for Diagnostics and Software Download.
Connect to either USB Ports for Software Download. Diagnostics can
only be accessed through the lower USB Port.

USB Ports

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 Product Overview
The Xerox D95/D110/D125 is an enhancement to the Xerox 4112/4127
Family. This product family bridges the gap between high-end office and
production requirements by offering more versatile media handling, better
image quality, and additional workflows. This product introduces the
following feature and hardware changes:
• Standard 2-sided Color Scanning
• Single Pass Duplex Scan only – 100 Images Per Minute (IPM) simplex,
200 IPM duplex (no document inversion)
• New style toner cartridge enabling easier insertion and removal and
reduced toner spill
• New CRUM technology for drum and toner
• New customer features such as USB Printing and Scanning

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 Product Overview
• New 10.4” Super Video Graphics Array (SVGA) User Interface with
optional left hand mount, USB printing and scan capability
• New DMP2009-4c Green Controller
• New Covers - 8th Generation Industrial Design
• Enables Document Finishing Architecture (DFA) including the following
partner devices (D110/D125 only):
Xerox Tape Binder
GBC E-Binder (coil bind)
Plockmatic Pro 30 or Pro 50 Booklet Maker and RCT
(Rotate/Crease/Trim)
NOTE: Training is “as needed” through L@X or OPCO equivalent.

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 Product Overview
Configurations
There are three main configurations: D95/95A Multifunction Copier/Printer
and the D110/125 Multifunction Copier/Printer and a D110/125 Printer
only.
The D95/95A is similar to the 4595 product in speeds and features. It is
the value priced offering. The D95 speed is 95 PPM (letter size/A4) and
the D95A is 100 PPM (letter size/A4).
Both configurations of the D110/125 have advanced registration
components (and other hardware differences covered in this training)
and speeds of 110 PPM and 125 PPM respectively.
A dongle ( a USB Flash Drive containing unique software) is installed by
the rigger or the CSE (depending on OpCo strategy) that sets speed for
the IOT. If the dongle is missing, a replacement will need to be acquired
by through standard OpCo procedures.
NOTE: Software can also be loaded via the PWS.

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 Product Overview
Standard Configurations
The following Feeding and Finishing devices are available:

High Cap Input Interface GBC High D Finisher Sq Fold

Feeder Output Module Punch Cap w/ Booklet Trimmer
Terminal Stacker Maker

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 Product Overview
Standard Configurations - continued
EPS Printer only configuration (D110/D125)

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 Document Finishing Architecture
Document Finishing Architecture (DFA) (D110/125 only)
The Xerox D110/D125 C/P and Printer enables the installation of a
number of third party finishing devices using a Partner Finishing Interface
Module ((PFIM), explained later in this course) and DFA Profiles.
A Standard Finisher Plus and a DFA Enablement Kit (harness) for the
IOT Interface Module is required for installation of the PFIM. The finisher
provides media transition to the correct height for the PFIM. The PFIM
provides media transition to third party finishing devices.

Standard Third
Finisher Party
PFIM Device
Plus

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 Document Finishing Architecture
Document Finishing Architecture (DFA) Contd.
In addition to the hardware, software profiles must be loaded into the IOT
through the UI that provide specifications for the third party finishing
devices such as minimum and maximum sheet width, minimum and
maximum sheet length, minimum and maximum sheet weight etc.
These profiles are normally installed during the device installation by a
software wizard or manually by the CSE.
The profiles will be available to you in the DFA Resource Guide on
Eureka.
If you are asked to load profiles, GP 16 in the EDOC will step you through
the process.
Third party finishing device training will be conducted at point of need as
determined by the local service organization.

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 Document Finishing Architecture
Third Party Finishing Device Configurations (D110/D125 only)
Plockmatic Pro 30: RTC (Rotate/Crease/Trim) and Booklet Maker

Partner Interface Plockmatic Pro 30

Finishing Module Booklet Maker
(PFIM)
(Enables partner
finishing devices)

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 Document Finishing Architecture
Third Party Finishing Device Configurations (D110/D125 only) -
continued
GBC E-Bind: Coil Binding

Partner Interface GBC

Finishing Module eBinder 200
(PFIM)
(Enables partner
finishing devices)

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 Document Finishing Architecture
Third Party Finishing Device Configurations (D110/D125 only) -
continued
Xerox Tape Binder: Applies a tape binding to books

Partner Interface Xerox Tape

Finishing Module Binder
(PFIM)
(Enables partner
finishing devices)

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 Partner Finishing Interface Module
(PFIM)
The Standard Finisher Plus is composed of the D-Finisher with Transport
and the PFIM, which are required for the use of a third party DFA. The
standard booklet maker has been removed from the D-Finisher and a
simple transport installed to transition the paper to the PFIM.
The PFIM contains an interface PWB to communicate with the DFA
device.

Partner Interface
Finishing Module
(PFIM)
Standard
Finisher (Enables partner
Plus finishing devices)

Transport

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 Partner Finishing Interface Module
(PFIM)
The PFIM contains four transports: Vertical, Horizontal, Radius and
Diverter.

Paper exits
to DFA
device

Diverter
Transport

Vertical
Paper Transport
enters from
Standard
Finisher Radius
Plus Transport

Horizontal
Transport

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 Partner Finishing Interface Module
(PFIM)
The PFIM also contains belts, motors and electrical components:

Main Drive
Belt

Main Drive
Motor

SS Relay
Main PWB
Power
Supply
Rear View
Power
Outlet

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 Partner Finishing Interface Module
(PFIM)
Service Documentation for the PFIM is in PDF format found in the
Service Interface Library.
One adjustment is required when installing the PFIM: REP 4.2 Exit Height
Adjustment that aligns the exit area of the PFIM to the DFA device.

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 New Features
Optional USB Printing and Scanning
The Xerox D95/D110/D125 introduces the ability to print files from a USB
Storage Device as well as scan images to it. To use this feature, the
operator inserts the USB device into the USB slot on top of the machine
as shown then select the Services Home button and select Store to
USB. This option is enabled at install by a PIN Code delivered in an
envelope to the customer site or by the System Administrator.

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 New Features
Option Kits
The Xerox D95/D110/D125 offers the following option kits:
1. Secure Watermark
2. Job Based Accounting
3. USB Scanning and Printing
4. High Compression PDF
5. Searchable PDF

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 New Features
Option Kits Installation
During software installation, the installation wizard allows you to add the
Key/Password (PIN) to enable option kits. If the kit Key/Password is
not programmed during the system installation, it can be installed later
by the System Administrator or by the Service Engineer.
For instructions to install an Option Kit, go to the Library pull down menu
in the Service interface and locate the System Administrator Guide.
Refer to Options > Installing Optional Kits and follow the procedure to
install the Key/ Password for the kit.
GP 17 in your EDOC SI provides this same information.

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 Remote Services
Remote Services
Remote Services for this product are:
• AMR – Automatic Meter Read
• ASR – Automatic Supply Replenishment (Toner Cartridge Only)
• HFSI – Counters that reach or pass threshold will be pushed to CSE
Blackberry along with the service call information (OPCO dependent)
Remote connection will be through CentreWare or by direct connection.
Use GP 14 in your EDOC to troubleshoot remote connection problems.

CentreWare Internet Services (CWIS) is a free customer installed

software application that enables them to monitor printer status
(consumables etc.) for all of the printers on their net.

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 Product Specs
D95/95A Product Specifications
Print Speeds:
• D95 - 95 ppm (8.5" x 11"/A4)
• D95A - 100 ppm (8.5" x 11"/A4)

CRUs:
• Toner Cartridge 65+K prints at 6% Area Coverage
• Waste Toner Container 210K prints
• Staple Cartridge - 5,000 staples
• Fuser Cleaning Cartridge 300K prints

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 Product Specs
D95/95A Product Specifications - Continued
ERUs:
Drum Cartridge 500K prints (can also be CRU if trained)
Black Developer 6,000K prints

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 Product Specs
D110/125 Product Specifications
Print Speeds:
• 110/125 ppm (8.5" x 11"/A4)
• 69/78 ppm (8.5" x 14"/B4)
• 55/62 ppm (11" x 17"/A3)
• 34/34 ppm (12" x 18"/SRA3)
CRUs:
• Toner Cartridge 65+K prints at 6% Area Coverage
• Waste Toner Container 210K prints
• Staple Cartridge - 5,000 staples
• Fuser Cleaning Cartridge 300K prints

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 Product Specs
D110/125 Product Specifications - Continued
ERUs:
Drum Cartridge 500K prints (can also be CRU if trained)
Black Developer 6,000K prints

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 Product Installation
Rigger Installation Responsibilities

The Rigger installation process for this product is as follows (OPCO

dependent):
• Unpack, install hardware and establish electrical connections (Does Not
Power On yet).
• Install the VSEL PWB and connect the DFE to the IOT and customer
network jack (if part of the system)
• Install USB Dongle (determines IOT speed and inserted into a USB port
on the machine), load software and auto-set machine configuration
(Powers On)
• Run a copy and test print
• If problems arise, use all available resources to resolve and if
necessary escalate to service per OpCos direction

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 Product Installation
CSE Installation Responsibilities (OpCo Dependent)

• Troubleshoot problems if called on-site by Rigger and completes install

following GP9 CSE Installation Procedures in EDOC.
• Complete all non-Rigger installed accessories:
• CZ-Folder, OHCF Fan Kit, PFIM and any third party finishing devices
(Xerox Tape Binder, GBC eBinder 200, Plockmatic Pro 30 Booklet
Maker)
• FreeFlow licensing (XNA)

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 AC/DC Power Generation and
Distribution Differences
New Power Switches
Two power switches control applied power to the D95/D110/D125; the
Main Power Switch, located behind the Front Door, and the Power
Switch, located on top of the machine.

Power
Switch

Main
Power
Switch

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 AC/DC Power Generation and
Distribution Differences
New Power Switches
The Main Power Switch applies ACH to the Main LVPS for DC
generation and to the AC Power Relay that supplies ACH to the following
components:
• Finisher Outlet
• Optional Paper Tray Heaters
• IIT LVPS
• Zero Cross device for fuser flicker control
• V In Sense device (DC 140 voltage monitor)
The Power Switch applies DC Common for the 3.3 VDC Power Switch
On signal to enable the ESS PWB providing a soft-shutdown for the
system. This switch will most often be used by the operator to shut the
system down.

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 AC/DC Power Generation and
Distribution Differences
DC Power Generation Changes
D95/D110/D125 does not generate or use +12VDC. The +12VDC Power
Supply has been removed.
Also, 3.3VDC is no longer generated and distributed from the AC Drive
PWB. Instead, where +3.3VDC is required, it is generated on each
individual PWB from +5VDC or from +24VDC. Below is an example of
+3.3VDC generated on the MCU PWB.

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 AC/DC Power Generation and
Distribution Differences
DC Power Generation Changes
+24VDC is generated on the Main LVPS. This is similar to 4112/4127.

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 AC/DC Power Generation and
Distribution Differences
Power Supplies
The following Power Supplies and associated wiring have been re-
designed:
• AC Unit
• Main LVPS
• IIT LVPS

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
Re-Designed PWBs
The following PWBs have been redesigned to improve reliability:
• UI/IF PWB
• Control Unit
• ESS PWB
• ESS NVM PWB
• Hard Disk Drive
• VSEL PWB
•Jumper PWB
• Backplane PWB
• IIT PWB
• CIS DC/DC PWB

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
Re-Designed PWBs – Continued
The IP DUP PWB and Extension Memory PWB have been redesigned
and relocated. They no longer reside on the IIT chassis. They have been
relocated to the rear of the ESS chassis. The PWBs are now shown on
BSD 5.10.

Extension
Memory PWB

DMP 2009-4c Controller

(ESS)
(shown partially pulled
out)
IP Dup PWB

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
New User Interface
The Xerox D95/D110/D125 is designed with a new User Interface. The
interface was introduced with the Xerox Color 550/560 product launch in
2010. An option kit enables the UI to be installed as a left hand mount.
The interface is a 10.4 inch SVGA display.

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
User Interface Layout
Touch Screen
Display
The UI is divided
into two main
areas

Key Pad and

Functional
Buttons

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
Services Home Screen
The Services Home button
displays the Services Home
screen. This screen
displays the available
service buttons such as
Copy, E-Mail, Network
Scanning, Store to
Folder, and Send from
Folder.

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 Run Control and Mode Selection
Differences
Services Home Screen - Continued

The Energy Saver Button

forces the IOT out of but not
into Energy Saver Mode
The Help
Button is not
active

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 UI Simulator
UI Simulator Exercises
Click here to perform the following UI exercises:
1. Press the Copy Icon and explore the following features:
• Copy
• Image Quality
• Layout Adjustment
• Output Format
• Job Assembly
2. Press the Email Icon and explore the following features:
• Email
• Advanced Settings
• Layout Adjustment
• Email Options
3. Press the Network Scanning Icon and explore the following features:
• Network Scanning
• Advanced Settings
• Layout Adjustment
• Filing Options

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 UI Simulator
UI Simulator Exercises - Continued
3. Press the Scan to PC and explore the following features:
• Scan to PC
• Advanced Settings
• Layout Adjustment
• Filing Options
4. Press the Store to USB Icon and explore the following features:
• Store to USB
• Advanced Settings
• Layout Adjustment
• Filing Options
5. Press the Store to Folder Icon and explore the following features:
• Store to Folder
• Advanced Settings
• Layout Adjustment
• Filing Options

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 UI Simulator
UI Simulator Exercises - Continued
6. Press the Send from Folder and explore the following features:
• Copy and Print Jobs
• Scan and other Jobs
7. Press the Media Print - Text Icon and explore the feature.
8. Press the Job Flow Sheets and explore the feature.

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 ADF Differences
This ADF uses a Constant Velocity Transport (CVT) which enables single
pass duplex color scanning only. During document scanning, the IIT
Lamp Carriage is fixed at the scan position and scans side-one. At the
same time, the CIS (Contact Image Sensor), located inside the ADF,
scans side-two.
Unlike previous platform DADFs, this ADF cannot invert documents.

Document Path

CIS Sensor
Side-2

CCD Sensor
Side-1

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 ADF Differences
ADF Hardware Changes
The following components have been removed from the ADF to create
the single-pass configuration:
• Invert Roll
• Invert Sensor
• # 2 Invert Sensor
• # 2 Exit Sensor
• Invert Baffle
• Invert Roll/Nip Release Solenoid
• Exit Gate
• Exit Gate Solenoid
• Inverter Exit Chute

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 ADF Differences
Image Processing Optimization Color (IPOC) Software
One-Pass Duplex color scanning has been available in previous family
products. However, there have been side-2 image quality limitations
because of the difference in the two devices used in scanning side-1
(CCD Sensor in the IIT) and side-2 (CIS Sensor).
The gamut difference between the devices meant that side 2 looked
different than side 1. If the customer needed the same look for both sides,
the only option was to use the CCD sensor for both sides, which meant
inverting the document in the ADF. This created productivity issues
because the process was slowed considerably.
With the introduction of this product, a new software package, called
IPOC, optimizes both side 1 and side 2 images so that they appear equal
to the eye.

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 ADF Differences
ADJ 5.4 IIT Calibration Changes
Now that the ADF is single-pass duplex operation only, ADJ 5.4 IIT
Calibration has been updated and its importance has been amplified.
The adjustment is divided into six parts:
White Reference Adjustment - Calculates and sets the White Reference
Correction Coefficient (same as 4127).
CCD Calibration - Corrects the IIT sensitivity dispersion (same as 4127).
Optical Axis Correction - Obtains and adjusts the light axis correction data when
replacing the lens unit (same as 4127)
White Reference Adjustment - Side 2 - Calculates and sets the White
Reference Correction Coefficient for Side 2 scanning (new).
CCD Calibration - Side 2 - Corrects the IIT sensitivity dispersion for Side 2
scanning (new).
Side 2 Shading Correction - Obtains the shading data of CIS White Reference
Board (Jig) for 2 Sided mode to check for contamination (same as 4127).

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 Imaging Differences
The Imaging System for D95/D110/D125 have been redesigned. Below
are the major changes.
• The IPS portion of the IPS/IIT PWB has been removed, it is now the IIT
PWB and has been redesigned. Image processing now occurs on the
IIT PWB, 1P DUP PWB and the ESS PWB.
• The 1P DUP PWB and Extension Memory PWB have been relocated
from the IIT chassis to the ESS chassis.

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 Imaging Differences
The signal flow for copy function is shown in the diagram below.

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 Imaging Differences
The signal flow for scan function is shown in the diagram below.

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 Imaging Differences
The signal flow for print function is shown in the diagram below.

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D95/D95A Side Registration Differences
There is significant paper registration differences between the D95/D95A
and the D110/D125 products:
The D95/D95A registration system is similar to the 4110. Side registration
is controlled by a Side Registration Sensor and Side Registration Move
Motor.
The D110/D125 is similar to the 4127. Side registration is controlled by a
CIS Sensor and operates dynamically to make small adjustments during
print.

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 Xerographic Differences
The following changes were made to the D95/D110/D125 to improve
usability, reliability and productivity:
• The Toner Cartridge was redesigned to eliminate toner spillage and
improve removal/replacement.
• The toner dispense system was redesigned to accommodate the new
Toner Cartridge and improve reliability.
• The toner waste system was improved to increase reliability.
• The wireless CRUM system for the Drum Cartridge and Toner
Cartridge was redesigned. It is now a direct-connect system and no
longer wireless.
• The ADC Sensor, Environmental Sensor and Transfer subsystem have
been modified to improve reliability and print quality.
• The Pre-Transfer Corotron has been removed.
• The Seal Roll in the Developer Housing has been removed.

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 Xerographic Differences
Toner Cartridge - Insertion
The Toner Cartridge is now designed for easy removal and eliminates
toner spillage. The CRUM device is now direct connect.
To remove the cartridge, the operator pulls the cartridge straight out of
the machine. The cartridge does not have to be rotated.

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 Xerographic Differences
Toner Cartridge – Dual Shutters
The cartridge is now designed with two shutters. The outer shutter
encloses the inner shutter to eliminate toner spillage. When the cartridge
is inserted, the outer shutter opens first and then the inner shutter opens.

Outer Outer
Shutter Shutter
Closed Open

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 Xerographic Differences
Toner Cartridge – CRUM
The CRUM system is no longer wireless. The cartridge CRUM PWB is
now directly connected to a connector on the rear frame of the IOT,
eliminating the RF radiation problems of the wireless system.

CRUM PWB

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 Xerographic Differences
Drum Cartridge – CRUM
The Drum Cartridge CRUM PWB is also directly connected to a
connector on the front frame of the IOT.

CRUM
Connector

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 Xerographic Differences
Drum Cartridge – PTC
The Drum Cartridge Pre-transfer Corotron has been removed.

D95/D110/D125 PTC Removed 4127 PTC

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 Xerographic Differences
Developer Housing – Seal Roll
The Seal Roll has been removed from the Developer Housing. Negative
air pressure now serves to contain the toner cloud and stray developer
material.

D95/D110/D125 Seal Roll Removed 4127 Seal Roll

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 Fuser Differences
The Fuser for the D95/D110/D125 have been modified to increase air
flow to handle the increased operating temperature of the system. The
Fuser Intake Fan and Fuser Exhaust Fans are now +24VDC fans,
increasing the air volume through the fuser.
The D95/D95A fusers are different than the D110/D125 fusers and are
not interchangeable.

Fuser Intake Fan

Fuser Exhaust Fan

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 Fuser Differences
The Fuser software for the D95/D110/D125 has been modified to enable
the system to run All Stocks Rated Speed (ASRS). For some heavy
weight media, the fuser temperature is increased.

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 Optional Print Servers

The D95/D110/D125 product offers the FreeFlow Print Server (FFPS) or

the EFI Print Server.

FFPS - Optional FFPS 9.0 with a new Dell Optiplex Controller; 4 GB RAM
memory; Solaris 10 (CUP kit removed)

EFI - Optional EFI EX Print Server with Fiery System 10 and Windows 7
Professional 64 bit OS (for the D95, this may be post-launch)

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Extensible Interface Platform (EIP)

The D95/D110/D125 is Extensible Interface Platform (EIP 1.5) enabled.

What is EIP?
Xerox EIP is a software platform upon which developers can use
standard web-based tools to create server-based applications that can be
configured for the D95/D110/D125 touch-screen user interface.
Some of the benefits are:
• End-users can share, store and print information easier
• IT can add value and information security for their clients
• Developers can quickly and easily build applications that can be
customized for D95/D110/D125’s user interface
• Print the day’s news or stock reports directly from the D95/D110/D125
touch-screen
• Enter hardcopy information into a document repository with the simple
touch of a button

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 Key Messages
1. The D95/D110/D125 are Xerox’s next generation monochrome Light
Production printers, replacing the Xerox 4595, Xerox 4112, and Xerox
4127 and EPS models respectively.
2. The D95 prints at 95 ppm and has a limited number of feeding and
finishing options. The D95A prints at 100 ppm
3. The D110/D125 prints at 110 or 125 ppm and has a wider number of
feeding and finishing options compared to the D95.
4. The EDOC Service Interface for the D95/D110/D125 is unique
5. Many components for the product are unique, always refer to the
Parts List when servicing the product.
6. The D110/D125 machines enable Partner Finishing Devices
7. The ADF is now single-pass duplex only (color scanning standard)
8. The D95/D95A fuser and paper registration systems are different than
the D110/D125
9. The embedded controller is the DMP2009 and new for the product
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