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IBM Models:
3130-02S 
3130-02D
3130-03S
3130-03D
Highlights
- Low cost of operation
- Up to 30 ipm and 200,000 impressions per month
- Multiple print data stream support: IPDS, PostScript Level 2, PCL5e
- Multiple protocol support: SNA, TCP/IP lpr/lpd/ftp, Novell** NetWare** SPX/IPX
- Exceptional paper-handling
- Up to four input trays with 3,000 sheets
- Up to three output stackers with 2,500 sheets
- 11 x 17 inch capabilities
- Broad physical attachment capabilities: Twinaxial, Token-Ring, SDLC, PC parallel, Ethernet
- Microsoft** Windows** support
- OS/2 support
- 240- or 300-pel enhanced printing
- Optional 240-pel DBCS raster fonts resident
- Resident Fonts: PCL - 35 Intellifonts and 10 TrueType**; PostScript - 63 Type 1 scaleable fonts;
IPDS - IBM 4028 compatibility (31 outlines), IBM Core Interchange (54 outlines), IBM Coordinated (12 outlines)
The IBM 3130 Advanced Function Printer is a 30 impression per minute (ipm), highly-reliable, cutsheet,
duplex printer. The IBM 3130 supports multiple printer data streams, multiple concurrent interfaces,
and provides exceptional paper handling options. These functions combine with IBM's powerful
Advanced Function Common Control Unit (AFCCU) to provide a printer which can support traditional
Intelligent Printing Data Stream (IPDS) environments, as well as local area network (LAN) environments.
Shared Environments
Today's environments require support of multiple printer data streams. The IBM 3130 supports
PostScript** Level 2, PCL**5e, and IBM's traditional strength, IPDS. Native support of all three data
streams means one printer can support both host and LAN applications. Data stream sensing and switching are also supported.
Connectivity requirements are changing as well. The IBM 3130 supports:
- Standard high speed parallel interface
- Ethernet interface
- 19.2 or 56Kbps SDLC interface
- Token-Ring interface
- Twinaxial interface
An Ethernet interface, the parallel interface, and one additional interface may be concurrently active on
the IBM 3130. Jobs may be interleaved from the three active ports and directed to separate output stackers.
Sharing interfaces and supporting multiple data streams does not equate to sharing paper sources or
output stackers. While the four available input trays can be linked, they also can be dedicated to an
application. Likewise, output stackers can be dedicated to an application or department. This flexible
combination means up to three diverse application environments can share the same physical printer, and still retain job separation all the way from the input tray to the offset stacker.
Forms Flexibility
User applications require forms flexibility. The IBM 3130 supports paper sizes ranging from B5, all the
way up to ledger size. Legal, letter, A3, A4, and B4 papers are also supported. The
IBM 3130 can also print on card stock and labels. All of the drawers in the base footprint can support
all of the supported paper sizes. A 500 sheet side input tray supports A4 and letter sizes.
Up to four input trays are supported on the IBM 3130. Three tray sizes are supported: 250, 500, and
2,000 sheets. All models support 3,000 sheets of paper from four input trays.
Up to three output stackers can be installed on the IBM 3130; two 500 sheet offset stackers and a
1,500 sheet offset stacker are available. All models can be configured with all three output stackers, for a total output capacity of 2,500 sheets
Performance
Maintaining rated speed in a shared environment becomes critical. The IBM 3130 takes advantage of
the AFCCU. The AFCCU is based on IBM's recognized RISC technology. This control unit supports printers as diverse as the IBM 3900 Advanced Function Duplex Printing System and the IBM 3130.
Besides providing additional attachment flexibility, the AFCCU improves performance for the most
complex jobs. This control unit includes capabilities which were features on earlier control units, such
as Advanced Function Image and Graphics and Decompression Performance Enhancement. And, like previous control units, it can be extended with new capabilities in the future. At the same time, the IBM
3130 can print applications which print on other IPDS printers.
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IBM 3130 Advanced Function Printer at a glance
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Print Speed
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Up to 30 ipm
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Usage
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Maximum 200,000 impressions per month
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Memory
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48 MB standard, 64 MB maximum
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Paper Characteristics
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Input trays:
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02D: 2x250/2000 standard, 2x250/500/2000 maximum*
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03S: 2x250/2000 standard, 2x250/500/2000 maximum*
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*500 is an option on all models
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Output stackers:
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02D: 2x500 standard, 2x500/1500 maximum*
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03S: 2x500 standard, 2x500/1500 maximum*
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*1500 is an option on all models
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Media
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Paper size
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Letter: 8.5" x 11"
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Legal: 8.5" x 14"
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A3: 11.7" x 16.5"
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A4: 8.3" x 11.7"
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B4: 10.1" x 14.3"
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B5: 7.1" x 10.1"
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Ledger: 11" x 17"
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Letter, A4, and B5 can print at up to 30 ipm. All other sizes print at up to 15 ipm.
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Paper weight
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Regular papers: 16 lb. to 42 lb.
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Card Stock: 40 lb. to 90 lb. (simplex only)
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Labels: 32 lb. to 42 lb. (simplex only)
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Paper type
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Plain or letterhead cutsheet paper
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Paper or polymer-based adhesive labels suitable for electrophotographic printing
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Preprinted forms and letterheads, perforated and prepunched (2, 3 and 4 holes)
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Xerographic papers
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AFP System Attachments
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PSF/M VS
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PSF/VM
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PSF/VS E
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PSF/400
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PSF/2
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PSF/600 0
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SNA Token-ring
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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SNA SDLC 19.2 Kbit
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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SNA SDLC 56 Kbit
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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TCP/IP Token-ring
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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TCP/IP Ethernet
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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PC Parallel
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Yes
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Yes
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Twinaxial
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Yes
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AFP Software Support
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PSF/MVS
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PSF for OS/400
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PSF/VM
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PSF for OS/2
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PSF/VSE
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PSF for AIX
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Open System Attachments
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AIX
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NetWare
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Windows
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OS/2
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OS/2 LAN Server
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Token-ring
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Ethernet
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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PC Parallel
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Open Software Support
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OS/2
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OS/2 LAN Server
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Microsoft Windows
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AIX
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NetWare 3.11, 3.12, 4.0, 4.01, 4.1
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Attachment options:
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Note:PC Parallel attachment is standard
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Ethernet
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Twinaxial
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Token-Ring
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SDLC
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Other options:
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Two 16MB memory features
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DBCS Font Package (includes 540MB hard drive)
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Extra Input Trays and Output Stackers
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Physical Characteristic
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Width:
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26" (654 mm)
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Depth:
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26" (654 mm)
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Height:
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54" (1,385 mm)
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Weight:
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343 lb. (156 kg)
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Power Requirements
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100/115 V, single phase, 50/60 Hz, 10 amps
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220/230/240V, single phase, 50/60 Hz, 5.2 amps
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Environmental Conditions
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Relative humidity: 20% to 80% RH
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Temperature: 60.8 degrees to 89.6 degrees F (16degrees to 32 degrees C)
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Acoustics: 55 dBA/7.2 bels (operating); 46 dBA/6.4 bels (idle)
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