Data Security

The printer has the following data security features:

• The controlling computer cannot retrieve any data after sending it to the printer.
• After printing the last page, the printer cannot print any data that remains in the page buffer.
• The printer removes images that remain on the photoconductor.
• The control unit accepts commands from the controlling computer system to erase all residual print data and fonts from its storage.
• Characters stored in the page buffer are difficult to interpret because the printer translates them from 8-bit EBCDIC (extended binary-coded decimal interchange code) characters to another form.

If many of the printing applications for your company are confidential, consider placing the printer in a controlled-access area. Then, by using special print classes, you can control when sensitive data is printed.