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Canon imagePRESS V1350 driven by Fiery

Canon imagePRESS V1350 and Fiery DFE

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Fiery™ offers an external digital front end (DFE) — imagePRESS Server E9500 — driving the Canon imagePRESS V1350. Based on the Fiery FS500 Pro platform, it offers high-speed productivity, superb image quality, and automated workflows to meet your most exacting requirements. Canon imagePRESS 1350 driven by Fiery Server E9500 benefits from built-in profiles created using our latest color profiling technology, Fiery Edge™. It also includes Fiery HyperRIP, a speed-enhancing technology that processes up to 8 individual jobs simultaneously to maximize your production and incorporates 1-step color management & Zero-touch recalibration, some of the color automation tools to keep your printer always ready to perform its best.

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This FAQ provides an overview of how the Fiery D3000 server enhances the Canon imagePRESS V1000 press. Built on the Fiery FS500 Pro platform, this combination delivers the speed, color accuracy, and automation capabilities that modern print environments need to stay productive and competitive.

Q. What is the Fiery Server 9500, and how does it work with the Canon imagePRESS V1350?
Ans. The Fiery Server 9500 is a high-performance digital front end (DFE) built on the Fiery FS600 Pro platform. It drives the Canon imagePRESS V1350 with industry-leading RIP speed, advanced automation, and precise color management, helping print providers maximize output quality and operational efficiency.

Q. What makes Fiery Server 9500 different from other digital print servers?
Ans. Fiery Server 9500 offers advanced features like Intelligent HyperRIP, JobExpert, ImageViewer, and JobFlow Base — not available in most competing DFEs.

Q. Can I operate the Fiery Server 9500 remotely?
Ans. Yes. With Fiery Command WorkStation, you can remotely access and control jobs from any connected Windows or Mac client.

Q. Is the Fiery Server 9500 compatible with both Mac and PC?
Ans. Yes. Using Fiery Command WorkStation®, operators can securely access, monitor, and manage print jobs remotely from any connected workstation, providing full flexibility across production environments.

Q. How does the Fiery Server 9500 improve uptime and consistency?
Ans. The Fiery Server 9500 integrates automated calibration, optional cloud based-color verification, and error recovery tools that minimize downtime and maintain consistent color throughout long production runs. Know more

Q. Does Fiery support API integration?
Ans. Yes. Fiery includes APIs that enable integration between the print server and business or production systems, allowing automated job submission, tracking, and data exchange. Know more.

Q. Is training available for Fiery Server 9500 users?
Ans. Yes. Yes. Fiery provides comprehensive training resources, including self-paced eLearning modules, certifications, and instructor-led courses to help operators get the most from their Fiery-driven workflows.

Q. What kind of technical support is available for Fiery users?
Ans. Technical support for the Fiery 9500 is provided through your authorised Canon reseller. For additional self-service resources, users can access Fiery Communities, which offers knowledge base articles, troubleshooting guides, and peer-to-peer support from Fiery experts and other users.

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How do I find which Fiery System and Fiery server version I have?

Your Fiery System version is listed in the Device Center General Information tab in Command WorkStation. This information also is accessible on the Fiery configuration page printed via the Fiery server.

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