The printer contained a Qume-commissioned controller board employing a Weitek chipset that was reported as interpreting "the bulk of PostScript in hardware". Performance and compatibility was well regarded, although limitations were noted around paper handling and emulations of other kinds of printers.
The printer utilized a Qume-designed control panel coupled with a Weitek chipset reported to process "the bulk of PostScript in hardware". Its performance and compatibility were well-regarded, though limitations existed concerning paper handling and simulating other printers.