Schedule - 16 Office Equipments
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1. Monochrome Product Jobs per Speed s Day pm Noss s lt 8 8 8 lt s lt 32 S s gt 32 32 Images per Job Except for fax machines the number of images shall be computed according to Equation 2 below For convenience Table 10 at the end of this document provides the resultant images per job computation for each integer product speed up through 100 images per minute ipm Equation 2 Calculation of Number of Images per Job Nimaces int 0 5xs N Joss Where Nmacesis the number of images per job rounded down truncated to the nearest integer s is the monochrome maximum reported speed in images per minute ipm calculated in section 5 1 A of this test procedure and NJoss is the number of jobs per day as calculated per Table 6 Test Image Test Pattern A from ISO IEC standard 10561 1999 shall be used as the original image for all testing 1 Test images shall be rendered in 10 point size in a fixed width Courier font or nearest equivalent 2 German specific characters need not be reproduced if the product is incapable of German character reproduction D Print Jobs Print jobs for the test may be sent over non network connections eg USB even on those units that are network connected 1 Each image in a print job shall be sent separately i e all images may be part of the same document but shall not be specified in the document as multiple copies of a single original image unless the prod2. Table 1 Test Conditions oltage 230 1 Volts AC 50 Hz 1 Note For products rated for gt 1 5 kW maximum power the voltage range is 4 ota armo DSTO lt 2 THD lt 5 for products which are rated for gt D Voltage 1 5 kW maximum power bie empera p 275 C Relative d 10 80 B Low voltage DC Input Power 1 Products may only be powered with a low voltage DC source e g via network or data connection if the DC source is the only acceptable source of power for the product e g no AC plug or EPS is included with the product 3 IEC 62301 Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 8 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 2 Products powered by low voltage DC shall be configured with an AC source of the DC power for testing e g an AC powered USB hub 3 Reported UUT power shall be equal to the AC power consumption of the low voltage DC source with the UUT as the load minus the AC power consumption of the low voltage DC source with no load PS as measured per section 5 of this procedure Ambient Temperature Ambient temperature shall be 27 5 C Note For a initial period of one year from the date of revision of this schedule ie date of revision 1 the ambient temperature shall be followed as 23 5 C and thereafter ambient temperature conditions shall be followed as 27 5 C Relative
3. Humidity Relative humidity shall be from 10 to 80 E Power Meter Power meters shall possess the following attributes 1 Minimum Frequency Response Recommended 3 0 kHz 2 Minimum Resolution i 0 01 W for measurement values less than 10 W ii 0 1 W for measurement values from 10 W to 100 W iii 1 W for measurement values from 100 W to 1 5 kW and iv 10 W for measurement values greater than 1 5 kW v Measurements of accumulated energy should have resolutions which are generally consistent with these values when converted to average power For accumulated energy measurements the figure of merit for determining required accuracy is the maximum power value during the measurement period not the average since it is the maximum that determines the metering equipment and setup Measurement Accuracy 1 Measurements made with these procedures shall in all cases have an accuracy of 5 or better though manufacturers will usually achieve better than this Test procedures may specify greater accuracy than 5 for some measurements With knowledge of the power levels of current imaging products and the meters available manufacturers can calculate the maximum error based on the reading and the range utilized for the reading 2 For measurements of 0 50 W or less the required accuracy is 0 02 W Time Measurement Time measurements may be performed with an ordinary stopwatch with resolution of at least 1 second Pa
4. Product Type Eo mat Marking Technology Test Method Copiers Standard DT DS EP SI TT TEC p Large DT DS EP SI TT OM Fax Machine Standard IJ OM DT DS EP High TEC Standard performance IJ SI TT Multi Function Devices J OM MFDs one DT DS EP IJ SI TT OM DT DS EP SI TT High TEC Standard performance IJ Printers Impact IJ OM Large or DT DS EP Impact IJ SI OM Small TT Scanners All N A OM Fax Machine with Ink jet marking technology is only covered under the scope of this schedule 7 1 Measurement Procedures 7 1 1 For the equipments follows Operational Mode tests Measurement of standby power shall be conducted according to Table 5 subject to the following provisions 1 All power consumption figures shall be recorded in watts W in accordance with IEC 62301 unless otherwise specified in this document 2 Confidence Level or Accuracy The accuracy requirement for this OM test procedure is 2 for all measurements except for Ready power where it is 5 The 2 figure is consistent with IEC 62301 Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 13 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 3 Service Maintenance Modes Service maintenance modes including color calibration generally should not be included in measurements Any adaptation of the procedure needed to exclude such modes that occur during the t
5. capable of being network connected as shipped shall be connected to a network 5 The type of network connection or other data connection if not capable of being networked is at the discretion of the manufacturer and the type used shall be reported 5 2 Configuration for Fax Machines A Fax machines need not be connected to a telephone line unless the telephone line is necessary for performing the test 4 ENERGY STAR Program Requirements for Imaging Equipment Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 11 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency B Unless sending jobs via phone line originals may be placed in the document feeder before the test begins 1 Products without a document feeder may make all images off a single original placed on the platen 2 Fax machines shall be tested with one image per job PRE TEST UUT INITIALIZATION FOR ALL PRODUCTS A Prior to the start of testing the UUT shall be initialized as follows 1 Set up the UUT per the instructions in the Manufacturer s Instructions or documentation i Accessories such as paper source and finishing hardware that are intended to be installed or attached by the end user shall be installed however their use in the test is at the manufacturer s discretion e g any paper source may be used 2 Connect the UUT to its power source 3 Power on the UUT and perform initial
6. for Typical Energy Consumption for TEC products OM products Summary Declaration Name Date Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 21 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Annexure I Label Design and Manner of Display 8 Material and Shape The label shall be self adhesive if it has to be pasted on the appliance If the label is to be attached as a swing tag then it shall be made of durable cardboard The design of the label shall be as given in the following figure The label design in cdr corel draw format can be downloaded from BEE s website for accurate design and colour scheme Black Outline 1 5 pt Yellow Text Arial Bold Blue C 97 M 95 Y 6 K 1 Red Green C 81 M 10 Y 90 K 1 Yellow Y 40 Black Text Arial Bold Black Text Arial Bold T M Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 22
7. labeling program C To qualify for the BEE Star labeling the office equipment shall satisfy the requirements as specified in the clause 3 3 amp 3 4 under Qualification Criteria of ENERGY STAR Program Requirements for Imaging Equipment 8 Standby Power Requirements Standby Mode power which is the lesser of the Ready Mode Power Sleep Mode Power and Off Mode Power as measured in the test procedure shall be less than or equal to 1 W for all Operational Mode OM products 9 Testing Procedure To qualify as BEE Star labeled product the units must be tested according to test protocol outlined in Appendix A of this schedule Manufacturers are required to perform tests and self certify those models that meet the BEE Star Label requirements a The test results must be reported to BEE b The test results must be reported in the format outlines in Appendix B along with the lab test report Detailed Test Procedures is defined in Appendix A 10 Tolerance limits There is no tolerance in the energy consumption criteria for obtaining the BEE label All tested products must meet the maximum threshold for OM and TEC products The scope for manufacturing tolerance and other variations shall be accounted for while applying for the BEE Star label 11 Label Design and Manner of Display The label design and manner of display will be as defined as follows gt For initial one year from date of the launch of the program manufacturers can
8. on i The manufacturer claimed print speed unless the product cannot print in which case _ il The manufacturer claimed copy speed unless the product cannot print or copy in which case iii The manufacturer claimed scan speed 3 For non continuous form products the product speed shall be calculated per Table 4 If the maximum claimed speeds differ when producing images on A4 or 8 5 x 11 paper the higher of the two shall be used Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 10 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Table 3 Calculation of Product Speed for Standard Small and Large Format Products Product Speed s ipm Media Media Where Format Size Sp is the maximum claimed monochrome speed in pages per minute when processing the given media 8 5 x Standard 11 P A4 Sp 4 x 6 0 25xs poem RP CCC aean A6 0 25 x Sp A2 4 X Sp Did AO 16 X Sp 4 For continuous form products product speed shall be calculated per Equation 1 Equation 1 Calculation of Product Speed s l6wsL Where es is the product speed in images per minute ipm ew is the width of the media in meters m esLis the maximum claimed monochrome speed in length meters per minute B Color Color capable products shall be tested making monochrome images unless incapable of doing so C Network Connections Products that are
9. stored edited converted or transmitted primarily in a personal computing environment This definition is intended to cover products that are marketed as scanners 3 3 Copier A product whose sole function is to produce hard copy duplicates from hard copy originals This definition is intended to cover products that are marketed as copiers and upgradeable digital copiers UDCs 3 4 Facsimile Fax Machine A product whose primary functions are 1 to scan hard copy originals for electronic transmission to remote units and 2 to receive electronic transmissions for conversion to hard copy output A fax machine may also be capable of producing hard copy duplicates Electronic transmission is primarily over a public telephone system but may also be via a computer network or the Internet This definition is intended to cover products that are marketed as fax machines 3 5 Multifunction Device MFD A product that performs two or more of the core functions of a Printer Scanner Copier or Fax Machine An MFD may have a physically integrated form factor or it may consist of a combination of functionally integrated components MFD copy functionality is considered to be distinct from single sheet convenience copying functionality sometimes offered by fax machines This definition includes products marketed as MFDs and multi function products MFPs B Marking Technologies 3 6 Direct Thermal DT A marking technology characterized b
10. version of a model which has the same sales specification and the same model number or other form of designation as another version of the model and offers the same performance except that it has different standby mode power consumption 5 Model Number A unique marketing name that applies to a specific hardware software configuration that is either predefined or a configuration that is selected by the customer 6 Model Name A marketing name that includes reference to both the office equipment model family number a short description of the product or branding references 2 Functional Adders or Add On Data and network interface that adds functionality to the marking engine of an imaging equipment product and provides a power allowance when qualifying products according to the test method Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 5 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 7 Pre qualification Requirements A Commercially available office equipments that meet one of the Product Type definitions in Section 2 and are capable of being powered from 1 a wall outlet 2 a data or network connection or 3 both a wall outlet and a data or network connection are eligible for BEE STAR qualification B The products shall confirm to the requirements of relevant Indian standards for both safety and performance requirements to participate in BEE STAR
11. ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Revision 1 Date 21 July 2014 Schedule 16 Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices 1 Scope 1 This schedule specifies the energy labeling requirements for office equipment namely copiers printers fax machines scanners and multi function devices for office automation and similar use ii This schedule is for only single phase office equipment printers scanners copiers fax machines and multi function devices which operate at the standard voltage and frequency range specified by the relevant Indian Standards and the Indian Electricity Rules 1956 iii Office equipment Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices shall meet all the requirements specified in this schedule for the purpose of labeling iv This Standard has been prepared on the basis of Energy Star specification for imaging equipment developed by US Environment Protection Agency EPA 2 Exclusions to the Scope The following products are not a part of the Schedule a Production Printing Machines A product whose primary function is to print very High Volumes amp at High Speed ranging from 55 ppm onwards It is a Color Black amp White and Custom Color cut sheet and continuous feed production printers and digital presses for large volume transaction bill printing graphic arts and for commercial printing and publishin
12. Meter Ensure The Unit Is Wh 1 Off Powered And In Off Mode Zero the Testing Hours h Off meter measure energy over 5 Interval minutes or more Record both time energy and time 2 Off Turn on unit Wait until unit indicates it is in Ready Mode 3 Ready Print a job of at least one output Active 0 Hours h image but no more than a single job time per Job Table Measure and record time to first sheet exiting unit 4 Ready Wait until the meter shows that the or other unit has entered its final Sleep Mode or 4 hours Sleep Watt hours Zero meter measure energy and energy Wh 5 Sleep time over 1 hour Record the energy EsLEEP Sleep and time Sleep time tsLEEP Hours h lt 1 hour Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 17 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Zero meter and timer Print one job calculated above Measure energy Jobl Watt hours and time Record time to first sheet energy Wh Recovery 6 Sleep exiting unit Measure energy over 15 Ejosi Active minutes from job initiation The job Ready must finish within the 15 minutes Active 1 Hours h Sleep time Job2 Watt hours 7 Ready Repeat Step 6 energy Wh Same as or other Ejop2 above Active2 Hours h time 8 Ready Repeat Step 6 without Active time Job3 Watt hours Same as or other m
13. affix the BEE Star label either on the carton box or on the products itself gt After the period of one year the committee will again review the prospects of the decision to make it mandatory to affix label on both the carton box and the product or not Sample Label is given in Annexure 1 12 Labeling related fees gt Refundable security deposit payable for registration of every company firm for BEE Standard amp Labeling program is Rs 100000 Rupees One Lakh which is Rs 25000 Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 6 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Rupees Twenty Five Thousand for SSI industries provided they upload their duly valid SSI certificate on BEE s e filling portal gt Registration fee payable on each application for authority to affix labels is Rs 1000 Rupees One Thousand Only gt Labeling fee for affixation of label on each piece of qualified product is 0 03 of the product MRP declared by the user of the label manufacturer trader importer at the time of product model registration under each equipment category gt Registration fee payable on each application for renewal of authority to affix labels is Rs 500 Rupees Five Hundred Only 13 Future Specification Revisions BEE reserves the right to revise the schedule should technological and or market changes affect its usefulness to consumers or i
14. cts with more than one Sleep level repeat these steps as many times as necessary to capture all successive Sleep levels and report this data Two Sleep levels are typically used in large format copiers and MFDs that use high heat marking technologies For products lacking this Mode disregard Steps 4 and 5 Steps 4 and 6 Default delay time measurements are to be measured in parallel fashion cumulative from the start of Step 4 For example a product set to enter a Sleep level in 15 minutes and enter a second Sleep level 30 minutes after entering the first Sleep level will have a 15 minute default delay time to the first level and a 45 minute default delay time to the second level 7 1 2 For the equipments follow Typical Energy Consumption TEC tests Measurement of TEC shall be conducted according to Table 7 for printers fax machines digital duplicators with print capability and MFDs with print capability and Table 8 for copiers digital duplicators without print capability and MFDs without print capability subject to the following provisions A 1 Paper There shall be sufficient paper in the device to perform the specified print or copy jobs 2 Duplexing Products shall be tested in simplex mode Originals for copying shall be simplex images 3 Service Maintenance Modes Service maintenance modes including color calibration should generally not be included in TEC measurements i Any service maintenance modes that occur during t
15. easurement energy Wh above Ejop3 9 Ready Repeat Step 6 without Active time Job4 Watt hours Same as or other measurement energy Wh above EJoB4 Zero meter and timer Measure Final Watt hours Ready 10 Ready energy and time until meter and or energy Wh Sleep unit shows that unit has entered EFINAL Sleep Mode or the final Sleep Mode Final time Hours h for units with multiple Sleep modes tFNaL or 4 hours Notes Steps 4 and 10 it may be unclear to independent testers which Sleep Mode is the final one and therefore a 4 hour time limit is provided Table 8 TEC Test Procedure for Copiers Digital Duplicators without Print Capability and MFDs without Print Capability Step Initial Action Record at Unit of Possible State end of step Measure States Measured Connect the unit under test to the Off energy Watt hours meter Ensure the unit is powered Wh 1 Off and in Off Mode Zero the meter Testing Off measure energy over 5 minutes or Interval time Hours h more Record both energy and time Turn on unit Wait until unit has 2 Off entered Ready Mode Copy a job of at least one image but_ Active 0 time Hours h Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 18 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 3 Ready no m
16. ero Auto off 11 Auto off Zero the meter measure energy and energy Watt hours Auto off time over 5 minutes or more Record Eauto Wh both energy and time Auto off time Hours h tauTo Notes Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 19 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Steps 4 and 10 it may be unclear to independent testers which Sleep Mode is the final one and therefore a 4 hour time limit is provided T Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 20 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency APPENDIX B Format for reporting the test results 1 Company Details Applicant Manufacturer Model No Name Model Family Name 2 Equipment Details Product Type tick whichever applicable Printer Scanners Copiers Fax Machines Marking Technology tick whichever applicable Multi Function Device Direct Thermal DT Dye Sublimation DS Electro Photographic EP Impact Ink Jet IJ High Performance IJ Solid Ink SI Thermal Transfer TT Media Format tick whichever applicable Large Format Standard Format Preapy W Small Format Psteep W Pauto orr W Porr W Standby Mode Power Consumption Lowest of the above power modes
17. esigned to accommodate continuous form media less than 210 mm wide 4 Continuous Form Products that do not use a cut sheet media format and that are designed for applications such as printing of bar codes labels receipts banners and engineering drawings Continuous form products can be of small standard or large format Others 1 Marking Engine The fundamental engine of an imaging product that drives image production A marking engine relies upon functional adders for communication ability and image processing Without functional adders and other components a marking engine cannot acquire image data for processing and is non functional 2 Base Product The most fundamental configuration of a particular product model which possesses the minimum number of functional adders available Optional components and accessories are not considered part of a base product 3 Family of models Family of models is the range of models of one particular brand to which a single set of test reports is applicable and where each of the models has the same relevant physical characteristics energy consumption and energy efficiency rating and performance characteristics The term model is synonymous with family of models For office equipment acceptable variations within a product family include Color Housing Input or output paper handling accessories or Any of the functional adders 4 Variant A model variant is an alternative
18. est shall be noted Table 5 Testing procedure Operational Mode Products Ste Initial Action s Record Unit of p State Measure 1 Off Plug the unit into meter Turn on unit Wait until unit indicates it is in Ready Mode 2 Ready Print copy or scan a single image 3 Ready Measure Ready power Ready power wy PREADY 4 Ready Wait and measure default delay time to Sleep default Minutes Sleep delay time min tSLEEP 5 Sleep Measure Sleep power Watts Sleep power G PSLEEP 6 Sleep Auto off default Minutes Wait and measure default delay time to delay time min Auto off Disregard if no Auto off Mode 7 Auto Measure Auto off power Disregard if Auto off power wy off no Auto off Mode P4uTO OFF 8 Auto Manually turn device off and wait until __ off unit is off If no manual on off switch note and wait for lowest power Sleep state 9 Off Measure Off power If no manual on off Off power Watts switch note and measure Sleep Mode Porr W power Notes Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 14 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Step I If the unit has no Ready indicator use the time at which the power consumption level stabilizes to the Ready level and note this detail when reporting the product test data Steps 4 and 5 For produ
19. et IJ A marking technology characterized by the deposition of colorant in small drops directly to the print media in a matrix manner For purposes of this specification Color IJ products offer two or more unique colorants at one time while Monochrome IJ products offer one colorant at a time This definition includes Piezo electric PE IJ IJ Sublimation and Thermal IJ This definition does not include High Performance IJ 3 11 High Performance IJ An IJ marking technology that includes nozzle arrays that span the width of a page and or the ability to dry ink on the print media via supplemental media heating mechanisms High performance IJ products are used in business applications usually served by electro photographic marking products 3 12 Solid Ink SI A marking technology characterized by ink that is solid at room temperature and liquid when heated to the jetting temperature This definition includes both direct transfer and offset transfer via an intermediate drum or belt 3 13 Thermal Transfer TT A marking technology characterized by the deposition of small drops of solid colorant usually colored waxes in a melted fluid state directly to print media in a matrix manner TT is distinguished from IJ in that the ink is solid at room temperature and is made fluid by heat C Operational Modes 1 On Mode a Active Mode Definition as defined in Clause 3 8 of IEC 62301 2011 Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanne
20. g b Large Format Printers Products designed for A2 media and larger including those designed to accommodate continuous form media greater than or equal to 406mm wide These products are also capable of printing on standard size or small format media but are primarily used for large engineering manufacturing architecture and construction companies who require large prints of designs of products 3D Rendering etc Also widely 1 http www energystar gov ia partners product_specs program _reqs Imaging Equipment Program Requirements pdf Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 1 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency used for indoor display graphics applications The Large Format Printers are also popularly known as Wide Format Printers Definitions The definitions of the various terms used in this schedule is as follows A Product Types 3 1 Office Printer A product whose primary function is to generate hard copy output from electronic input A printer is capable of receiving information from single user or networked computers or other input devices e g digital cameras This definition is intended to cover products that are marketed as printers and printers that can be field upgraded to meet the definition of an MFD 3 2 Scanner A product whose primary function is to convert hard copy originals into electronic images that can be
21. he test shall be noted ii If a service maintenance mode occurs during a job other than the first job the results from the job with the service maintenance mode may be replaced with results from a substitute job In this case the substitute job shall be inserted into the test procedure immediately following Job 4 The 15 minute job interval shall be maintained at all times 4 Accuracy The specifications of the metering equipment and ranges used in each measurement shall be reported Measurements must be conducted so as to result in a total potential error of the TEC value of no more than 5 Accuracy does not need to be reported for cases where the potential error is below 5 When the potential measurement error is close to 5 manufacturers should take measures to confirm that it complies with the 5 limit 5 Energy Measurement Method All measurements shall be recorded as accumulated energy over time in watt hours Wh all time shall be recorded in seconds or minutes i Zero meter references may be accomplished by recording the accumulated energy consumption at that time rather than literally zeroing the meter 6 Job Structure Jobs per Day The number of jobs per day Niogs is specified in Table 6 Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 15 B 1 C ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency Table 6 Number of Jobs per Day Noss
22. ndustry or its impact on the environment In keeping with current policy revisions to the schedule will be discussed with stakeholders In the event of a schedule revision please note that BEE qualification is not automatically granted for the life of a product model To qualify as Star labeled product a product model must meet the BEE s standard in effect on the model s date of manufacture SSS SSS SS ee Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 7 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency APPENDIX A Test Procedure for Determining the Standby Power Consumption in Office Equipments 1 OVERVIEW The following test method shall be used for determining product compliance with requirements in the BEE STAR Eligibility Criteria for Office Equipment 2 DEFINITIONS Unless otherwise specified all terms used in this document are consistent with the definitions given in the section 3 of this schedule gt Unit Under Test UUT The specific sample of a Representative Model undergoing measurement which includes the base product and any accessories packaged with it 3 TEST SETUP A AC Input Power Products intended to be powered from AC mains shall be connected to a voltage source appropriate for the intended market Products shipped with external power supplies EPSs shall first be connected to the EPS and then to the voltage source specified in Table 1
23. ore than a single job per Job Table Measure and record time to first sheet exiting unit Wait until the meter shows that the 4 Ready unit has entered its final Sleep Mode or other or 4 hours Sleep energy Watt hours Zero meter measure energy and Wh 5 Sleep time over hour or until unit enters Sleep time Sleep Auto Off Mode Record the energy lt 1 hour Hours h and time Zero meter and timer Copy one job calculated above Measure and Job1 energy Watt hours Recovery record energy and time to first sheet Ejosi Wh Active 6 Sleep exiting unit Measure energy over 15 Ready minutes from job initiation The job Active 1 time Hours h Sleep must finish within the 15 minutes Auto off Job2 energy Hours h 7 Ready Repeat Step 6 Ejor2 Same as or other Active2 time Watt hours above Wh 8 Ready Repeat Step 6 without Active time Job3 energy Watt hours Same as or other measurement Ejop3 Wh above 9 Ready Repeat Step 6 without Active time Job4 energy Watt hours Same as or other measurement Ejon4 Wh above Zero meter and timer Measure Final energy Watt hours 10 Ready energy and time until meter and or ErINAL Wh or other unit shows that unit has entered its Ready Auto off Mode or 4 hours Record Final time Hours h Sleep energy and time if unit began this trINAL step already in Auto off Mode report both energy and time values as z
24. per Specifications Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 9 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 1 The Paper used while testing the Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machine and Multi Function Devices shall be in accordance with Table 2 2 Large small and continuous format products shall be tested using any compatible paper size Table 2 Paper Size and Weight Requirements Market Paper Size Basis Weight g m India A4 80 4 LOW VOLTAGE DC SOURCE MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL PRODUCTS 1 Connect the DC source to the power meter and relevant AC supply as specified in Table l 2 Verify that the DC source is unloaded 3 Allow the DC source to warm up for a minimum of 30 minutes 4 Measure and record the unloaded DC source power Ps according to IEC 62301 Ed 1 0 5 PRE TEST UUT CONFIGURATION FOR ALL PRODUCTS 5 1 General Configuration A Product Speed for Calculations and Reporting The product speed for all calculations and reporting shall be the highest speed as claimed by the manufacturer as per the following criteria expressed in images per minute ipm and rounded to the nearest integer 1 In general for Standard size products a single A4 or 8 5 x 11 sheet printed copied scanned on one side in a minute is equal to one image per minute ipm 2 For all products the product speed shall be based
25. ransition into Active State e Standby Definition as defined in Clause 3 6 of IEC 62301 2011 For Office Equipments addressed by this schedule the Standby Mode usually corresponds to Off Mode but may correspond to Ready State or Sleep Mode Hence whichever is the lowest power state among Ready Sleep Auto off and Off state shall be considered as the standby power mode for office equipments under this schedule A product cannot exit Standby and reach a lower power state unless it is physically disconnected from the main electricity supply as a result of manual manipulation D Media Format 1 Large Format Products designed for A2 media and larger including those designed to accommodate continuous form media greater than or equal to 406 mm wide Large format products may also be capable of printing on standard size or small format media 2 Standard Format Products designed for standard sized media e g Letter Legal Ledger A3 A4 B4 including those designed to accommodate continuous form media between 210 mm and 406 mm wide Standard size products may also be capable of printing on small format media nn Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 4 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 3 Small Format Products designed for media sizes smaller than those defined as Standard e g A6 4 x6 microfilm including those d
26. rs Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 3 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency b Ready State The power state in which a product is not producing output has reached operating conditions has not yet entered into any lower power Modes and can enter Active State with minimal delay All product features can be enabled in this state and the product is able to return to Active State by responding to any potential inputs including external electrical stimulus e g network stimulus fax call or remote control and direct physical intervention e g activating a physical switch or button 2 Off Mode Definition as defined in Clause 3 5 of IEC 62301 2011 3 Sleep Mode A reduced power state that a product enters either automatically after a period of inactivity 1 e Default Delay Time in response to user manual action e g at a user set time of day in response to a user activation of a physical switch or button or in response to external electrical stimulus e g network stimulus fax call remote control a For products evaluated under the TEC test method Sleep Mode permits operation of all product features including maintenance of network connectivity albeit with a possible delay to transition into Active State b For products evaluated under the OM test method Sleep Mode permits operation of all product features considered Primary Function adders albeit with a possible delay to t
27. system configuration as applicable Verify that default delay times are configured according to product specifications and or manufacturer recommendations i Product Speed for Testing The product shall be tested with speed settings in their default as shipped configuration ii Auto off for OM Products If a product has an Auto off Mode enabled as shipped it shall be enabled prior to performing the test iii Auto off for TEC Products If a printer digital duplicator or MFD with print capability or fax machine has an Auto off capability and it is enabled as shipped it shall be disabled prior to the test 4 User controllable anti humidity features may be turned off or disabled for the duration of testing 5 Let the UUT sit for at least 15 minutes or until it has completed initialization and is ready for use 6 For products designed to operate on battery power when not connected to the mains the battery shall be either i Removed from the product or Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 12 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency ii Fully charged for at least 24 hours before beginning the test and left in place for the test 7 Test Methods The office equipment covered under this schedule shall follow the test methods as mentioned in Table 4 Table 4 Test methods for Office Equipments Media
28. uct is a digital duplicator 2 For printers and MFDs that can interpret a page description language PDL e g PCL Postscript images shall be sent to the product in a PDL E Copy Jobs 1 For copiers with speed less than or equal to 20 ipm there shall be one original per required image Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 16 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 2 For copiers with speed greater than 20 ipm it may not be possible to match the number of required original images e g due to limits on document feeder capacity In this case it is permissible to make multiple copies of each original and the number of originals shall be greater than or equal to ten four copies of 10 originals or three copies of 13 originals Example For a 50 ipm unit that requires 39 images per job the test may be performed with 3 Originals may be placed in the document feeder before the test begins i Products without a document feeder may make all images off of a single original placed on the platen Table 7 TEC Test Procedure for Printers Fax Machines Digital Duplicators with Print Capability and MFDs with Print Capability Step Initial Action Record at Unit of Possible State end of step Measure States Measured Connect The Unit Under Test To Off energy Watt hours The
29. y the burning of dots onto coated print media that is passed over a heated print head DT products do not use ribbons Schedule for Office Equipments Printers Scanners Copiers Fax Machines and Multi Function Devices Page 2 ENERGY IS LIFE CONSERVE IT Bureau of Energy Efficiency 3 7 Dye Sublimation DS A marking technology characterized by the deposition sublimation of dye onto print media as energy is supplied to heating elements 3 8 Electro photographic EP A marking technology characterized by the illumination of a photoconductor in a pattern representing the desired hard copy image via a light source development of the image with particles of toner using the latent image on the photoconductor to define the presence or absence of toner at a given location transfer of the toner to the final print media and fusing to cause the hard copy to become durable For purposes of this specification Color EP products simultaneously offer three or more unique toner colors while Monochrome EP products simultaneously offer one or two unique toner colors This definition includes Laser Light Emitting Diode LED and Liquid Crystal Display LCD illumination technologies 3 9 Impact A marking technology characterized by the formation of the desired hard copy image by transferring colorant from a ribbon to the print media via an impact process This definition includes Dot Formed Impact and Fully Formed Impact 3 10 Ink J
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