Power Off Cycle Time Sample Clauses

Power Off Cycle Time. 52 12.3.2 Cold Start Warm Up Time..............................................................................52 12.3.3 Time to First Print..................................................................................52
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Power Off Cycle Time. The printer control electronics are designed to reset whenever the +5V supply drops below an operational level for any length of time. After reset, the printer executes a cold start.

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