HP Designjet T830 Multifunction Printer
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10 totalWhat happens to customer data stored in the volatile memory of the HP Designjet T830?
Volatile memory in the printer stores customer data during the printing process, but all information is erased when the printer is turned off. (Page 1)
Where is device configuration information stored in the HP Designjet T830?
Device configuration information is stored in non-volatile memory, specifically NVM-Main and NVM-Backup. This includes BIOS parameters and a copy used for servicing purposes if the Main PCA needs to be changed.
How much volatile system memory does the HP Designjet T830 have?
The printer has 1 GB of main SDRAM (DDR3) used as system memory, which is erased when the printer is powered off.
What kind of non-volatile memory does the HP Designjet T830 have in addition to NVM-Main and NVM-Backup?
The printer also has non-volatile serial flash memory (NVM-Backup) on the Scan Bundle PCA, which contains about 2Mbyte. It stores supply information and PHA information.
What is stored in the eMMC module of the HP Designjet T830?
The eMMC module has a 4GB non-volatile flash memory used for storing firmware, boot loaders, and handling print jobs with special needs requiring high computational capacity.
Does the HP Designjet T830 include volatile memory in its printhead assembly?
Volatile memory is found within the Main IC cache of the printer for internal processes, but specific volatile memory in the printhead assembly is not detailed.
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What type of main SDRAM does the HP Designjet T830 have, and how much?
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What specific non-volatile Serial CMOS EEPROM data is used within the HP Designjet T830?
How much space does the eMMC module provide on the HP Designjet T830?
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HP Designjet T730 & T830 Multifunction Printer Certificate of Volatility
Introduction The following is a statement regarding the volatility of customer data stored in memory devices and hard disk drives of the HP Designjet T730 and T830 Multifunction Printer.
The printer uses volatile memory to store customer data during the printing process. When the printer is turned off, this volatile memory is erased. The printer uses non-volatile memory to store device configuration information. This non-volatile information is used to initialize the volatile memory when the printer is turned on and at the beginning of a print job.
Volatile memory Volatile memory in HP Designjet T730 and T830 Multifunction Printer includes:
Non-volatile memory Non-volatile memory components in HP Designjet T730 and T830 eMFP Series include:
eMMC module 4GByte non-volatile Flash memory for: