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 IBM Models:
4317-001 17PPM laser printer
4317 / NP17 
All features and options available.
Features:
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4402
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Duplex
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4630
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Face up paper tray
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4513
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250 sheet paper tray
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4503
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500 sheet paper tray
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4511
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envelope tray
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4501
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500 sheet paper drawer
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4320
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810MB hard drive
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4820
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IPDS
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4810
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PostScript 2
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4621
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10 bin mailbox
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4610
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500 sheet offset catch tray
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Highlights
- High throughput with 17 page-per-minute printing, 600 dot-per-inch resolution
- Direct attachment to workstations, Local Area Networks (LANs) and IBM hosts
- Network-enabled with compatible PCL5e data stream support standard
- True network paper handling options
- Standard duplex capability for two-sided printing
Compact and incredibly functional, the IBM® Network Printer 17 is the ideal workhorse for medium to
large workgroups. Sophisticated paper handling (including a secure mailbox option), high throughput at up to 17 pages per minute and simultaneous support for LAN and host environments make this printer
a top performer for demanding workgroups.
Shared environments
Today's environments require support of multiple printer data streams. The Network Printer 17 supports
PCL5e and optionally, Adobe® PostScript® Level 2, and IBM's traditional AFPTM/IPDSTM as well as SCS. Native support of these data streams allows for consolidation of multiple platform,
application-specific printers to one Network Printer 17.
The Network Printer 17 supports all standard network interfaces. The bi-directional parallel interface is
a standard feature, and two of the four additional attachment cards can be installed simultaneously. All of these are active and available for printing. The Network Printer 17 automatically switches among
printer data streams, interfaces and networks.
With the installation of IBM's Network Printer Manager (NPM) utility, systems administrators can
install, configure, monitor and manage the Network Printer 17 easily from remote locations. The NPM utility was developed using the industry-standard SNMP printer MIB, ensuring future migration support
and compatibility.
Flexible paper handling
The Network Printer 17 has numerous paper handling features that ensure maximum flexibility.
The Network Printer 17 comes standard with two media input trays expandable to five, providing a maximum input capacity of 1,350 sheets plus 75 envelopes. It also comes standard with an internal
duplex capability for two-sided printing. Because this feature is installed inside the printer, there is no increase in space requirements.
Sophisticated output handling options allow easy job separation in shared environments. These include a 500-sheet offset jogger that shifts the printed output between print jobs and a secure 10-bin mailbox.
This output stacking option provides individual mailbox bins that are lockable with optional password access codes.
Superior performance
IBM's workhorse Network Printer 17 offers amazingly fast, 17-page-per-minute throughput due to its
high-performance, RISC-based controller. The printer maintains top performance in network environments even while switching among multiple connections and data protocols.
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Network Printer 17 at a glance
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Print Speed
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Up to 17 pages per minute (ppm)
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Monthly usage
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Up to 65,000 pages1 (simplex)
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Memory
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Base memory2 (std/max) 4MB / 68MB
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Flash memory for resource storage (options) 2MB or 4 MB
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Hard drive for resource storage (option) 810MB+
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Processor
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33MHz Intel 80960 CF, 32-bit RISC
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Paper handling
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Duplex (two sided) printing is standard
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InputÂ
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Capacity
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Primary tray:
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250 sheets
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Auxiliary tray:
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100 sheets/10 envelopes
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Optional drawer with tray:
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2 x 500 sheets (1,000 sheets)
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Optional envelope feeder:
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75 envelopes
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Output
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Top output:
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250 sheets (face down, collated)
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Offset jogger:
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500 sheets
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10 bin secure mailbox:
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450 sheets
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Media
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Media types: paper, card stock, labels, transparencies, recycled paper and envelopes
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Sheet sizes: A6 (4.1" x 5.8") to legal (8.5" x 14")
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Envelope sizes: Com-10, C5, DL, and Monarch
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Media weights: 16 to 117 lbs (60 to 190 gsm2)
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Physical Attachments
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Bi-directional Parallel (IEEE 1284) - standard
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RISC System/6000 workstations and processors
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IBM PCs and compatible workstations
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Network Interface Card (NIC) - Options (Up to two different cards)
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Ethernet: 10/100Base TX (RJ-45: 10BaseT-cat3 or 100BaseTX-cat5) or 10BaseT/10Base2
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Token-Ring (4 or 16 Mbps): UTP/STP
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Twinaxial attachment card: IBM AS/40® e-servers and e-systems; 5394 or 5494 Remote Control Unit
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Coaxial attachment card: IBM S/390® Generation 5 server, 3174 Establishment Controller, ES/9000® and ES/9370® Workstation Substation Controller
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Printer Drivers
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Microsoft®Windows®3.1, 95, 98, NT® Workstation 3.51and Windows for Workgroups 3.11
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IBM OS/2® 2.11 and Warp
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AIX® .colon files
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OS/400® Workstation Customization Object (for HTP)
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Apple Macintosh
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Network operating systems
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Novell NetWare (IPX/SPX and TCP/IP)
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IBM Warp (LAN) Server (NetBIOS/NetBEUI and TCP/IP)
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Microsoft Windows NT Server (TCP/IP)
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IBM AIX (TCP/IP)
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Apple System 7 (EtherTalk and TokenTalk)
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Microsoft LAN Manager (NetBIOS/NetBEUI)
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Software Support
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Network Printer Manager (NPM) for Windows and the Web
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PSFTM/MVS®, PSF/VSETM, PSF/VMTM (S/370®-S/390)
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PSF for OS/400, PSF for OS/2 and PSF for AIX
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Physical characteristics
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Size:17.4" width x 16.5" depth x 11.6" height (442 mm width x 420 mm depth x 294 mm height)
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Weight: 40.9 lbs (18.6 kg)
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Power requirements
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Low voltage:
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100 V to 127 V, 50/60 Hz
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High voltage:
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220 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz
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Voltage determined by country standards
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Environmental conditions
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Relative humidity (RH): 15% to 85% RH
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Temperature: 41.5 degrees to 95.5 degrees F (5.5 degrees to 35.5 degrees C)
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Acoustics: 49.5 dBA (operating); 35 dBA (idle)
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Supplies
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UltraFine Toner cartridge: 10,000 pages at 5% coverage
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Up to double the page yield may be obtained using TonerMiser economy mode
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IBM does not recommend reaching this monthly maximum on a consistent basis.
2Additional memory may be required depending on printer configuration and print job complexity.
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