Canon Buffer Pass Unit P1 | EFFICIENT and RELIABLE

Specifications: Canon Buffer Pass Unit P1 

• Product Type: Paper Buffering Unit
• Compatible Printers: Works with select Canon MFPs and production printers (e.g., Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE series).
• Dimensions:
  • Width: ~ 23 inches (approx. 584 mm)
  • Depth: ~ 30 inches (approx. 762 mm)
  • Height: ~ 10 inches (approx. 254 mm)
• Weight: ~ 11 kg (approx. 24 lbs)
• Power Supply: Directly powered by the printer (no separate power connection needed).
• Paper Capacity: Optimized for smooth handling of various paper types and sizes, often up to A3 or similar sizes.

Benefits: Canon Buffer Pass Unit P1 

1. Improved Paper Flow:
   • Reduces paper jams by buffering and aligning sheets before they reach finishing accessories (e.g., staplers, booklet finishers).
2. High-Volume Printing:
   • Ideal for continuous, high-speed, or double-sided printing operations.
3. Seamless Integration:
   • Works perfectly with Canon’s finishing units to streamline workflows.
4. Enhanced Productivity:
   • Ensures consistent output quality even during heavy print jobs.
5. Compatibility with Finishing Accessories:
   • Makes it easier to integrate optional units like binders, stackers, and sorters.

How to Install Canon Buffer Pass Unit P1 

Follow these general steps to install the Buffer Pass Unit P1 on a compatible Canon printer:

1. Turn Off the Printer:
   • Power down the printer and unplug it for safety.
2. Prepare the Printer:
   • Locate the connection port or attachment slot for the Buffer Pass Unit P1.
   • Remove any covers or panels obstructing the installation area.
3. Attach the Unit:
   • Align the Buffer Pass Unit with the designated slots on the printer.
   • Secure it in place using provided brackets or locking mechanisms.
4. Connect Cables:
   • If necessary, connect any internal cables or harnesses between the unit and the printer.
5. Test Integration:
   • Power on the printer.
   • Access the printer settings to confirm that the Buffer Pass Unit P1 is recognized.
6. Run a Test Job:
   • Perform a print test to ensure the paper is flowing seamlessly and the unit operates correctly.