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The DiALTA Di520. A High-Speed, High-Function Digital Copier System.
The Di520 represents the ultimate in digital copier technology. A high speed of 52cpm increases productivity, while a variety of high-level functions enhance overall performance. The Di520 also offers the optional flexibility of network expandability, allowing it to be used as a highly sophisticated printer. All in a space-friendly, compact design. The Di520. Advanced digital technology for a changing digital world.
High-Quality Printing

CS Digital Technology. The Power behind the Promise.

Minoltas CS Digital Technology is all about complete customer satisfaction. Combining both network connectivity and exceptional Minolta quality to create high-level digital technology with myriad dynamic functions. Minoltas CS Digital Technology provides you with a level of productivity and versatility that can only be obtained through digital technology. Technology thats powerful enough for any business, yet simple enough for everyday use.

Environmentally Friendly

High Productivity User Friendly

Connectivity High Reliability

High-Quality Printing -- Our New Micro-Toning developing system gives you more beautiful reproduction. High Productivity -- Abundant paper supply and output options for greater efficiency. User Friendly -- A variety of easy-to-use digital functions. High Reliability -- High-level functions reduce downtime. Connectivity -- Network printer capabilities. Environmentally Friendly -- Low-ozone & energy-saving design.

business.

What is DiALTA? DiALTA is a combination of digital intelligence and lealta, which is Italian for accurate. Its our nickname for the Minolta Di Series. These copiers are engineered with a combination of our exclusive digital and CS (Customer Satisfaction) Technology, thereby creating a new CS philosophy.

Dynamic Functions with High-Level Digital Technology

Larger Memory Means Higher Productivity and Greater Versatility.
Minoltas unique image compression technology and standard 16MB memory give the Di520 the ability to memorize 200 sheets of originals at once. And if you add the optional 16MB or the Hard Disk Drive Kit, that number can be expanded to either 400 sheets or 500 sheets, respectively. Given its total memory capacity, the Di520 has the ability to give you a level of productivity and versatility that can only be obtained through digital technology.

Non-Stack, Automatic Duplex Copying

Efficient usage of the stored memory allows for the non-stack method with the Duplex Copying function. The copier will recall the needed memorized document according to needs such as reversing the sheet or following the circulation pattern. This increases your duplex copying efficiency. Added efficiency is also gained when you need to make large numbers of duplex copies. Now that stacking is not required, reliability of the copier has increased.

Multi-Job Function (optional)

By mounting the optional Hard Disk Drive Kit, the Di520 can handle five tasks at a time. You can double your efficiency by scanning one document while another is being printed.

q Conventional Method
Scanning Copy Original Printout Scanning Copy Original Printout Scanning Copy Original Printout

JOB1

JOB2

JOB3

total time

q Multi-Job Function
Scanning Copy Original Printout

JOB1
Scanning Copy Original Printout

JOB2
Scanning Copy Original Printout

Time Saved

JOB3

total time

Digital High Productivity

6,550 Sheet Paper Feed Capacity 2LD Printhead
With the newly developed 2LD Printhead, two laser beams perform the printing at the same time. Therefore, you get a high copy speed of 52 copies/min. The main body of the Di520 accepts an ample 3,550 sheets of paper. This includes two 500-sheet and one 2,500-sheet paper cassette trays, as well as a 50-sheet Multiple Sheet Bypass for 4-way loading. 5way loading is also possible with the optional Large Capacity Cassette C-304 or C-304L. As a result, a total of 6,550 sheets can be stacked.

90 Image Rotation
The Di520 comes equipped with 90o Image Rotation, which rotates the image 90o and sends copy paper through in a crosswise direction. Should you unintentionally set an A4 original lengthwise, or need to reduce an A3 size original to A4 size, the Di520 will copy onto A4 size sheets in crosswise format. This helps maximize the copiers top speed of 52 copies/min.
q 90 Image Rotation

Digital
rotate

Functions

rotate

Number / Image Stamping (optional)

The optional Hard Disk Drive Kit makes it possible to copy with stamped page, date or distribution number. You can also scan and save up to 5 of your own overlay images, which can be used to create your own letter heads, ruled sheets and watermarks.
q Page(in sequence)
1 2 3 4 5

Electronic Document Handler EDH-1

A high-speed Electronic Document Handler is standard with the Di520, enabling it to memorize the scanned original. Therefore, multiple copies require only one scan. As a result, the Di520 can increase both its speed and reliability by switching from one original to the next.

q Date (in 5 styles)

17/9/ '99 '99/9/17 9/17/ '99 Sep/17/ '99 17/Sep/ '99

q Distribution Number (in sequence)

Confidential
Confidential
TAKING THE INITIATIVE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
TAKING THE INITIATIVE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committee (now Environmental Board), a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

T h e L a t e s t Te c h n o l o g y Means the Greatest Quality

LIMOS III Gives You High-Quality Digital Images
In addition to the Standard Mode for detailed sharper text, a Photo Mode is available. The combination of our unique LIMOS III which precisely controls 256 gradations per dot during its 400dpi image processing routine and our 6m superfine toner results in beautifully reproduced half-tones.
Photo Mode

At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committee (now Environmental Board), a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

q Image Stamping (user registered images)

TAKING THE INITIATIVE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

TAKING THE INITIATIVE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committee (now Environmental Board), a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committee (now Environmental Board), a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

Booklet Creation
You can create copies in booklet form, such as centrebinded magazines and catalogues. Also, the Finisher FN-3 enables the copier to bookbind automatically.

Versatile Functions
s Separate Scan
This function makes it possible to copy large numbers of originals of 100 sheets or more, which can not be set in the Electronic Document Handler.

s 25% to 400% Wide Zoom

The Di520 boasts a wide zoom range, giving you the flexibility to copy documents in a variety of sizes. Minoltas incredibly precise zoom technology allows magnification settings in 0.1% increments.

Simple Touch Panel Message Display

User-friendly features on the Di520 include an easy-to-operate interactive touch panel message display.

s X / Y Zoom
The magnification rate can be set independently, in both vertical and horizontal directions.

s Job Memory
A maximum of 10 combinations of copy modes can be registered.

title: date: name

s Image Repeat
The Di520 makes it possible for you to copy one original repeatedly onto a single sheet of paper.

title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name

title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name

title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name

title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name title: date: name

Memory Recall Function

Imagine being able to make a copy without the original. With the Di520, you can. After you make a copy, the data of the original is stored until a new document is scanned. Should you require another copy after the original has been removed, simply touch the Memory Recall Function and hit the start key. You can even change the number of copies and their size, or the bookbinding style.

s 2 in 1 / 4 in 1 Copying
The Di520 allows you to reduce paper consumption by reducing the original to copy a two- or four-page original onto a single sheet of paper. A four-page A4 original, for example, can be copied onto a single A4 sheet. Our Automatic Duplex Copying function lets you accomplish two-sided, 2 in 1 or 4 in 1 Copying.
q 2 in 1 Copying q 4 in 1 Copying
A4

Low Noise Output / Low Energy Input

Because each document requires only one scan (regardless of the number of copies to be made), both noise levels and energy use are reduced. You can further reduce the Di520s energy consumption by adjusting the automatic pre-heat to between 1 and 240 minutes. You can also adjust the automatic shut off to activate anywhere between 15 and 240 minutes after last use. Both can be adjusted in one-minute increments.

A4 A4 A4

High Precision Means Higher Productivity

Finisher Options That Meet Your Needs
The Di520 is compatible with three different finishers the Finisher FN-102, the Mailbin Finisher FN-502 and the Finisher FN-3 giving you myriad paper handling options.

Booklet Creation+Crease+2-Point Staple (centre)

w Originals
There are Several Environmental Problems now Causing Damage on a Global Scale. These Include: Destruction of the Ozone Layer
The ozone layer protects living things by absorbing the sun's harmful rays. Chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, are believed to be a major cause of this layer's destruction. CFCs are widely used as refrigerants, as foaming agents, within sprays, and for cleaning electronic components. Without successful countermeasures, the quantity of harmful ultraviolet rays reaching the earth's surface will double, resulting in increases in skin cancer and cataracts.

Acid Rain
The combustion of fossil fuels releases sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, which then fall as strongly acidic rain. This acid rain kills fish, withers forests and damages buildings. In Europe, where acid rain is especially severe, treaties have been concluded and the reduction of sulfur and nitrogen emissions is under way.

Ecological Concerns and Practical Solutions

GLOBAL WARMING

DESTRUCTION OF THE OZONE LAYER DESERTIFICATION

Environmental Protection
ACID RAIN OCEANIC POLLUTION

REDUCTIONS IN WILD ANIMAL SPECIES

Global Warming
Human activities are increasing the concentration of heat trapping gases in the earth's atmosphere. It is feared that the earth's surface temperature will quickly increase as a result. If these "greenhouse" gases continue to be emitted at past rates, it is believed that the average temperature of the earth's surface will increase by 1.5C to 3.5C. This increase will lead to the melting of the polar ice caps, which in turn will cause sea levels to rise.

REDUCTIONS IN TROPICAL RAINFORESTS CROSS-BORDER MOVEMENT OF TOXIC WASTES

All these problems are inter-related, with one compounding the other.

Oceanic Pollution
Oceans also suffer from a variety of pollution problems: Waste materials dumped in the past are now being widely detected. Red and blue algae tides that thrive on waste water pollution are increasing in scale. Floating waste has become an obstacle to ship navigation. Sea creatures and birds mistake this waste for food and die after eating it. There are numerous oil slicks along the world's major oil tanker routes. The protection and conservation of the oceanic environment is being regulated through an international treaty.

Cross-Border Movement of Toxic Wastes

The quantity and complexity of waste has increased. New disposal sites are being sought, and as a result, wastes are being transported over long distances. Toxic wastes produced in developed countries are being transported across borders to developing countries, where the wastes have caused environmental pollution. International treaties are being implemented to monitor the transport, import and export of toxic wastes.

Reductions in Wild Animal Species

Today, the rate at which species are brought to extinction by human activity is faster than at any time since history was first recorded. The number of animal species has been reduced by damage and destruction of animal living environments, indiscriminate fishing and hunting, the effects of intruding or migrating species, reductions in sources of food for animals, and human killing of animals considered harmful to agriculture and livestock. International organizations and nongovernmental organizationsNGOs are working to establish and implement international treaties.

Taking the Initiative in Environmental Protection

At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committeenow Environmental Board a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, , and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

Reductions In Tropical Rainforests

Forests play a major role in storing rainwater, absorbing CO2, and generating oxygen. Tropical rainforests in particular are home to half of the world's animal species and produce more than half of the earth's oxygen. Slash-and-burn cultivation, conversion of forests to agricultural use, overgrazing, inappropriate mining and logging activities and forest fires are all causing deforestation at an alarming rate. The destruction of tropical rainforests will severely affect the lives of people in developing regions and bring about the loss of forest cultures and the extinction of animal species.

Desertification
Desertification is the reduction in the ability of a region to sustain and reproduce life. Typical causes include climate changes and human activities. Today's studies are now focusing attention on overgrazing, overcultivation and the excessive gathering of firewood and charcoal. The effects of desertification include an impaired ability to produce food. Agencies in individual countries are working together to prevent desertification.

s Finisher FN-102
Compact with Stapling and Hole-Punching functions.

Minolta co., Ltd. 3-13, 2-Chome ,Azuchi-Machi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541, Japan

Printed in Japan

s Mailbin Finisher FN-502

Can select output bins (when used as a printer).

s Finisher FN-3
Performs all the above finishing functions, plus 3 kinds of folding functions.

w Copying+Finishing Front
Taking the Initiative in Environmental Protection
At Minolta, we realize our responsibility toward the global community. In 1990, Minolta established the Environmental Policy Committeenow Environmental Board a high-level group reporting directly to the Company's board of directors, , and began drafting the Minolta Environmental Charter. This document states clearly the Company's dedication to fulfilling its responsibility of minimizing the burden its operations place on the natural environment and taking measures to protect and contribute to improvements in the global environment. In line with other provisions of the Minolta Environmental Charter, we have implemented programs aimed at heightening awareness of environmental issues among Company employees, while energetically introducing environmental protection measures at each stage of our operations, including development, manufacturing and marketing. Minolta is constantly establishing new, more ambitious environmental protection goals. Because of the great priority we are placing on these goals and the high levels of motivation and cooperation among individual employees, we are confident that we will continue to make important contributions to society by pioneering effective new environmental protection initiatives.

Booklet Making With The Intelligent Finisher Combined With The Digital Editing Function
The Di520 is the worlds first* PPC to equip the finisher with a Sorting, Multi-Stapling, Grouping and Hole-Punching function, plus three different kinds of folding functions (Z-Fold, Half-Fold and Crease.) When combined with the digital copying mechanisms, such as the Booklet Creation, 2 in 1 Copying, and Duplex Copying functions, the Di520 will automate booklet making (see examples). *as of March 1998
Functions of the FN-3
w Multi Stapling Function

Ecological Concerns and Practical Solutions

Back
There are Several Environmental Problems now Causing Damage on a Global Scale. These Include: Reductions in Wild Animal Species
Today, the rate at which species are brought to extinction by human activity is faster than at any time since history was first recorded. The number of animal species has been reduced by damage and destruction of animal living environments, indiscriminate fishing and hunting, the effects of intruding or migrating species, reductions in sources of food for animals, and human killing of animals considered harmful to agriculture and livestock. International organizations and nongovernmental organizations NGOs are working to establish and implement international treaties.

DESTRUCTION OF THE OZONE LAYER DESERTIFICATION

GLOBAL WARMING

Minolta co., Ltd. 3-13, 2-Chome ,Azuchi-Machi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541, Japan

Printed in Japan

Environmental Protection
ACID RAIN OCEANIC POLLUTION

Desertification
Desertification is the reduction in the ability of a region to sustain and reproduce life. Typical causes include climate changes and human activities. Today's studies are now focusing attention on overgrazing, overcultivation and the excessive gathering of firewood and charcoal. The effects of desertification include an impaired ability to produce food. Agencies in individual countries are working together to prevent desertification.

REDUCTIONS IN WILD ANIMAL SPECIES

REDUCTIONS IN TROPICAL RAINFORESTS CROSS-BORDER MOVEMENT OF TOXIC WASTES

All these problems are inter-related, with one compounding the other.

Front
Cross-Border Movement of Toxic Wastes
The quantity and complexity of waste has increased. New disposal sites are being sought, and as a result, wastes are being transported over long distances. Toxic wastes produced in developed countries are being transported across borders to developing countries, where the wastes have caused environmental pollution. International treaties are being implemented to monitor the transport, import and export of toxic wastes.

Destruction of the Ozone Layer

The ozone layer protects living things by absorbing the sun's harmful rays. Chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, are believed to be a major cause of this layer's destruction. CFCs are widely used as refrigerants, as foaming agents, within sprays, and for cleaning electronic components. Without successful countermeasures, the quantity of harmful ultraviolet rays reaching the earth's surface will double, resulting in increases in skin cancer and cataracts.

Back
Acid Rain
The combustion of fossil fuels releases sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, which then fall as strongly acidic rain. This acid rain kills fish, withers forests and damages buildings. In Europe, where acid rain is especially severe, treaties have been concluded and the reduction of sulfur and nitrogen emissions is under way.

Reductions In Tropical Rainforests

Forests play a major role in storing rainwater, absorbing CO2, and generating oxygen. Tropical rainforests in particular are home to half of the world's animal species and produce more than half of the earth's oxygen. Slash-and-burn cultivation, conversion of forests to agricultural use, overgrazing, inappropriate mining and logging activities and forest fires are all causing deforestation at an alarming rate. The destruction of tropical rainforests will severely affect the lives of people in developing regions and bring about the loss of forest cultures and the extinction of animal species.

Oceanic Pollution
Oceans also suffer from a variety of pollution problems: Waste materials dumped in the past are now being widely detected. Red and blue algae tides that thrive on waste water pollution are increasing in scale. Floating waste has become an obstacle to ship navigation. Sea creatures and birds mistake this waste for food and die after eating it. There are numerous oil slicks along the world's major oil tanker routes. The protection and conservation of the oceanic environment is being regulated through an international treaty.

Global Warming
Human activities are increasing the concentration of heat trapping gases in the earth's atmosphere. It is feared that the earth's surface temperature will quickly increase as a result. If these "greenhouse" gases continue to be emitted at past rates, it is believed that the average temperature of the earth's surface will increase by 1.5C to 3.5C. This increase will lead to the melting of the polar ice caps, which in turn will cause sea levels to rise.

2-point Staple (side)

2-point Staple (centre)

Corner Staple

w Folding

There are Several Environmental Problems now Causing Damage on a Global Scale. These Include:

Reductions in Wild Animal Species

Today, the rate at which species are brought to extinction by human activity is faster than at any time since history was first recorded. The number of animal species has been reduced by damage and destruction of animal living environments, indiscriminate fishing and hunting, the effects of intruding or migrating species, reductions in sources of food for animals, and human killing of animals considered harmful to agriculture and livestock. International organizations and nongovernmental organizations NGOs are working to establish and implement international treaties.

DESTRUCTION OF THE OZONE LAYER

Half-Fold

Crease

Z-Fold

GLOBAL WARMING

DESERTIFICATION

Environmental Protection
ACID RAIN

Desertification
Desertification is the reduction in the ability of a region to sustain and reproduce life. Typical causes include climate changes and human activities. Today's studies are now focusing attention on overgrazing, overcultivation and the excessive gathering of firewood and charcoal. The effects of desertification include an impaired ability to produce food. Agencies in individual countries are working together to prevent desertification.

REDUCTIONS IN WILD ANIMAL SPECIES

w Hole-Punching Function

OCEANIC POLLUTION

REDUCTIONS IN TROPICAL RAINFORESTS CROSS-BORDER MOVEMENT OF TOXIC WASTES

All these problems are inter-related, with one compounding the other.

*Number of holes varies among markets

System Options
Finisher FN-102
Can staple and hole-punch sets of up to 50 sheets each.

Mailbin Finisher FN-502

Can staple and holepunch sets of up to 50 sheets each. You can also select output bins or private bins when printing.

Large Capacity Cassette C-304

The optional Large Capacity Cassette holds a maximum of 3,000 sheets of either B5, A4 or letter-size paper, increasing the capacity of the Di520 to an astounding 6,550 sheets.

Finisher FN-3
Can staple, hole-punch and perform three kinds of folding functions.

Large Capacity Cassette C-304L

The Large Capacity Cassette is compatible to A4, B5, letter and legal sizes and holds up to 3,000 sheets.

Hard Disk Drive Kit

The Hard Disk Drive Kit enables the use of both the Stamping and Multi-Job functions. The extra memory will also allow up to 500 separate documents to be stored at one time.

16MB Memory
Should you require extra data storage, an optional 16MB of additional memory enables the main body of the Di520 to memorize 400 sheets of originals.

High-Quality, High-Speed, HighPerformance Printing

High Productivity
Printer Capabilities with Copier Functions
The Printer Controller Pi6200 gives you the option of using the Di520 as either a network or local A3 printer. Additionally, most copier functions are available when the Di520 is used as a printer. These include Finishing, Automatic Duplexing and other functions.

High-Speed Printing
At 52 pages/min, the System is just as fast as the Di520s copying speed. So theres no need to make volume copies of your print outs.

Powerful Processor
The MIPS R5000/200MHz CPU provides highspeed page processing.

RIP-While-Print
RIP-While-Print allows parallel printing while RIP processing, to supplement high-speed printing.

High-Quality Printing
The System gives you a crisp 600dpi. Type comes out exceptionally sharp. The industry standard PCL5e and Adobe PostScript 3 software are standard, for beautiful printouts of documents with images, graphics and text. You get exceptional picture quality for all your business and personal documents.

Mailbin Finisher
PCs connected to the network may be assigned one of five mail bins. The Mailbin Finisher is useful in keeping documents from mixing together and preventing the wrong documents from being picked up.

Compatible to a Variety of Networks

Versatile
Because the Pi6200 corresponds to a variety of protocols such as EtherTalk and TCP/IP, you can connect it to various LAN environments. You can print from a variety of work stations and PCs in the office, using Windows98/95, Macintosh or WindowsNT.

WebTools
The Pi6200 comes equipped with easy-to-use WebTools. By installing the Java enabled Web browser, a variety of job management functions are possible.

Pi6200 Specifications
Print Speed: 52 pages/min (A4 crosswise, Simplex multiprinting) Resolution: 600 dpi CPU: R5000/200MHz RAM: Standard: 32MB Max.: 64MB Protocol: IPX/SPX: Netware 3.X, 4.X TCP/IP EtherTalk Ports: Standard: 10/100Base-T Optional: TokenRing Printer Languages: PCL5e, Adobe PostScript 3 Fonts: 35 Intellifonts (PCL5e), 136 Adobe Type1 Fonts (Adobe PostScript3) Drivers: Windows 95/98, WindowsNT 4.0 Mac OS

s WebSpooler
Offers personal queue management like reprinting, altering job priorities or deleting.

s WebStatus
Checks the current status of Spool, RIP and Print functions.

Minolta Genuine Consumables And Parts

To ensure the best possible use of our copiers in terms of cost, copy quality and service life, Minolta has extended its technical expertise as a manufacturer of precision equipment to the development and production of highquality consumables and parts. For optimum performance and productivity, we recommend use of Minoltas genuine consumables and parts.

Di520 Specifications
Copying System: Type: Resolution: Halftone: Type of Originals: Original Size: Copy Size: Copy Speed: Laser Electrostatic Console/Stationary Platen 400dpi 256 gradations Sheets, Books, 3-D Objects Max. A3 (11" 17") A3 to A6 (Ledger to 4" 5-3/4") 52 copies/min (A4 or Letter LEF, Simplex multi-printing) Less than 6 seconds (A4 Crosswise) 0.250 - 4.000 (Preset or Variable) Automatic & Manual 3 Front-Loading Paper Drawers (500 sheets 2 + 2,500 sheets) Multiple Sheet Bypass (Up to 50 sheets: A6 to A3) 1-999, Count-Down, Interruption Capability Input Materials: Plain Paper (60-90g/m2) Thick Paper (90-157g/m2) OHP Sheet by Multiple Sheet Bypass New Micro-Toning System OPC Drum Automatic Toner Density Control Less than 450 seconds 1.5kW 777 (W) 735 (D) 1,162 (H) mm (30-1/2" 29" 45-3/4") 217kg (478-1/2lbs.) Finisher (FN-102) Finisher (FN-3) Mailbin Finisher (FN-502) Large Capacity Cassette (C-304) Large Capacity Cassette (C-304L) Data Controller (D-102) Data Terminal (DT-103) Hard Disk Drive Kit 16MB Memory Printer Controller (Pi6200)

Developing System: Photoconductor: Toner Supply Control: Warm-Up Time: Power Consumption: Dimensions: Weight: Accessories:

1st Copy: Magnification: Exposure Control: Paper Feeding System: Sheet Bypass: Multiple Copy:

Product appearance, configuration and/or Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation. PCL is a registered trademark or trademark of Hewlett-Packard Company. Adobe and PostScript are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other brand and product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners. *As an ENERGY STAR Partner, Minolta Co., Ltd. has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency. (Does not conform when the optional Pi6200 ver.1.0 is attached). *ENERGY STAR is a U.S. registered mark.

MINOLTA CO., LTD. 3-13, 2-Chome, Azuchi-Machi, Chuo-Ku, Osaka 541-8556, Japan http://www.imageinfo.minolta.com

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