CANON IR 6570

With the next generation iR 5570 and iR 6570 devices you get unmatched performance, durability, and innovation. These internet-enabled devices provide walk-up operability and feature high-speed scanning and local document storage to exceptional print production and copy capabilities. So now you can communicate critical information at network speed.


Ideal for demanding environments

Canon s custom processor technology is tied to a standard complement of 512MB RAM and a 20GB hard disk drive. Together, these elements deliver the processing power to support constant use in multi-user environments, without choking the network. And with a versatile range of system accessories, there are configuration possibilities to suit the most exacting requirements.

Expect the best results
With Canon s IH (Induction Heating) technology, warm-up times are measured in seconds, not minutes. And with output speeds of 55 and 65 pages per minute (A4) respectively, the iR 5570/6570 models ensure that every print job is completed on time and with exceptional quality.

Manage document workflow with ease
These iR devices support TWAIN compliant scanning for image capture and editing needs at connected workstations through Canon Network ScanGear utility. And with the optional Universal Send"! kit you can push digital documents to any network destination, including group e-mail addresses.

Designed with users in mind

Canon s Mailbox Notification (URL Send) feature enables scanned documents to be stored on the device while sending the URL of the document to a recipient for retrieval when they need it. And an industry first web-access option allows users to call up and print Internet or intranet data on the full-size user interface panel without the need of a PC.

Using Java technology, Canon MEAP (Multifunctional Embedded Application Platform) architecture allows the system to incorporate unique customer specific applications to run embedded within the device.

Handle security with complete confidence

Department ID tracks and limits system access to users assigned valid IDs and passwords. And network-enabled user authentication tools permit existing network IDs and passwords to be used, so employees can maintain a single identity for all network security functions. Once device access is granted, a number of advanced security and encryption features go to work to prevent data from being compromised or intercepted by outsiders.