The F6671A and F6677C, announced in February 1992, were distributed printers that connected to Fujitsu M series machines. They were compact, high-speed printers designed to fulfill the need for onsite printing using print data generated at a central system. They were particularly advantageous in financial and distribution circles that required distributed printing. These printers could reduce or eliminate sorting, distribution, and shipping costs because, for example, after the head office processed data submitted by branch offices, printers located at the branch offices could print out the results exactly as the host system’s printer.
- Features of the F6671A and F6677C:
- （1） Remote printing of print data processed on a central system
- （2） Reduce or eliminate sorting, distribution, and shipping costs by printing data at each branch office
| Model name | F6671A | F6677C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduced | February 1992 | ||
| Print process | Laser xerographic process | ||
| Fixing method | Heat roller fixing | ||
| Print speeds | A4 single sided | 30 ppm max. | 20 ppm max. |
| A4 double sided | 30 ppm max. （15 sheets） | n/a | |
| Resolution | 240 dpi | ||
| Print functions | Graphics (optional), image (optional) | ||
| Paper sizes | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5, letter | ||
| Primary host models | FUJITSU M series | ||
