Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw

Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw
The Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw black and white laser printer prints, copies, scans and faxes A4 documents. Single-sided printing reaches speeds of up to 43 pages per minute, and for landscape A5 format, the printer can achieve speeds of up to 65.2 pages per minute. Double-sided printing operates at up to 36 images per minute. The device prints at a resolution of 1200×1200dpi for precise rendering of both text and graphic details. The first print leaves the printer just 6.2 seconds after the job is submitted. The warm-up time from sleep mode is less than 20 seconds, and it takes only 4 seconds after powering on.
Key features of the Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw laser printer
- Prints at a speed of 43 pages per minute
- Single-pass duplex scanner processes up to 100 images per minute
- 17.8cm touch screen with a colour interface
- Main tray holds 550 sheets of A4 paper
- Internal eMMC storage with a 64GB capacity
- Network connection includes gigabit Ethernet and wireless Wi-Fi
Printing speed
The standard input capacity is 550 sheets in the main tray and 100 sheets in the multi-purpose tray. Optional trays increase the total capacity to up to 2300 sheets. The single-pass automatic document feeder holds 50 sheets of documents for rapid processing. The scanning speed is up to 100 images per minute for double-sided operation.
Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw and connectivity
Network connection is available via gigabit Ethernet or wireless Wi-Fi. Support for Apple AirPrint and Mopria makes it easy to print directly from mobile phones. Users can print from cloud storage and use the Microsoft Universal Print service. The front-facing USB port is for direct printing of JPEG, TIFF and PDF files.
Data security
Security features protect sensitive company data and network communications. Encrypted Secure Print and Forced Hold Printing functions prevent document leaks. The firmware recommends optimal system security settings to protect against cyber threats. Department ID Management and an access control system restrict usage to authorised personnel.
Eco-friendly operation of the Canon i-SENSYS MF563dw printer
The body's construction contains up to 25% recycled plastic. Energy consumption in sleep mode drops to approximately 0.8W, while in standby mode it is approximately 12.2W. During printing, the device consumes approximately 522W, with the maximum power draw rising to 1400W. The typical weekly electricity consumption is 0.38kWh at 230V, helping to save on running costs. The device meets the environmental requirements of the European Lot26 directive.
Control panel
Printer settings are configured via the 17.8cm colour LCD touch screen, which corresponds to a 7" size. The screen offers a clear graphical menu for quick control of all functions. Remote management is handled by the Remote Operation Viewer and the Remote User Interface (RUI), which reduce the time needed for operation and configuration.
Hardware
A dual-core 1.6GHz processor ensures smooth operation. The system memory has a capacity of 2GB. The internal eMMC storage provides 64GB of capacity for storing documents and settings. The printer can handle a recommended monthly load of 2000 to 7500 pages.
Print speed:
Single-sided up to 43ppm (A4), double-sided up to 36ipm (A4)
Print resolution:
1200×1200dpi
Scan speed:
Single-sided 50ipm, double-sided 100ipm
Memory:
2GB
Storage:
64GB eMMC
Dimensions:
480×518×458mm (W×D×H)
Specifications
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Power outlet type
| Code: | PC324c8d3 |
| Warranty: | 36 months |
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| Manufacturer information |
Canon was founded in 1933. Its original title translated to "portable laboratory optics". The Japanese company has been headquartered in Tokyo since its inception. Canon is particularly associated with the production of digital cameras and accessories, where they remain the leading innovator and producer of imaging solutions. Aside from digital cameras, the company also operates in the production of office equipment, particularly copiers or printers.
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