Terms and definitions.
Printer connection types.
Parts of a printer.
Laser printer parts.
Laser printing process in steps.
100

This is used by laser printers to create the image.

What is an imaging drum?

100

This uses Bluetooth paring to connect to printers.

What is wireless connection?

100

This cartridge allows the print to be put on the paper.

What is an ink cartridge?

100

This is made up of hot rollers, which melt the toner into paper.

What is a fuser assembly?

100

The toner, attached to the image, is transferred to the paper. 

what is step 5?

200

The colors of ink used in color printing.

What is Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key? 

200

These ports are generally found on legacy computer systems and are referred to as a COM.

What is a serial port?

200

This is what pushes the paper out of the printer.

What is a roller?

200

These move the sheet of paper out of the tray, then through the printer during printing process.

What are pickup rollers?

200

To write the image, the photosensitive drum is exposed with the laser beam.

What is step 3?

300

Used by inkjet printers to create the image.

What is Electrostatic spray?

300

This data transfer path is wider than a serial data transfer path and is generally found on legacy computer systems.

What is a parallel port?

300

This holds documents which are fed page by page onto the scanner bed for copying.

What is a feeder?

300

This turns a page that is already printed on one side so it can be printed on the other side.

What is duplexing assembly?

300

The printer converts data from common languages to a bitmap stored in the printers memory.

What is step 1?

400

The rate at which the printer can output pages.

What is pages per minute?

400

This port is also known as i.LINK or IEEE 1394 and is independant.

What is firewire?

400

This is where you can change out the nozzle of the ink cartridge.

What is a print head?

400

This is one of the primary consumable items in a laser printer.

What is a toner cartridge?

400

The control blade holds the toner at a microscopic distance from the drum. The toner then moves from the control blade to the more positively charged image on the drum.

What is step 4?

500

Refers to a feature of some laser and inkjet printers which also have a copy machine capabilities.

What is an automatic document feeder?
500

This port is used to connect to a network.

What is an ethernet cable?

500
This is where the print head and ink cartridges are located.

What is a carriage/belt?

500

This assists in transferring the toner from the imaging drum to the paper.

What is a transfer roller?

500

The image on the drum is removed and the drum is conditioned for the new image.

 What is step 2?

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