Optional Features - Printronix SL5000 User Manual

Chapter 1
The SL5000r/T5000r Series RFID/Label Printer
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Auto Label Mapping
Printronix line matrix printers.
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Ventless System: For operation in environments with airborne
particulate matter without compromising performance.

Optional Features

Ask your authorized representative about the following enhancement options:
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Coax/Twinax Host Interface: Provides connection to a host computer
system using a coaxial or twinaxial interface.
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Fonts: A selection of purchasable fonts can be loaded from the host
computer into printer memory.
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GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output): Enables a T5000r printer to
interface with an external device such as a label applicator system. GPIO
is available as a factory option or field installable kit that also includes a
mating connector for field interface, installation instructions, and operation
manual.
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Internal Label Rewinder: In label peel-off mode, peels off labels one at a
time before printing the next label and rewinds the liner into a discardable
roll. In batch rewind mode, rewinds printed labels into a removable roll.
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IPDS: Available for coax/twinax, a NIC, or a combination of both. The
printer may be ordered with this option installed and the required
hardware to support it, or it can be field installed by an authorized service
representative at a later date. The printer must have a coax/twinax
interface or NIC, and 300 dpi printhead installed to support this field
installed option.
NOTE: RFID is not supported in IPDS applications.
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Media Cutter: Automatically cuts printed media when the media exits the
printer. Available for 4, 6, and 8 inch printers.
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Media Cutter Tray: Used with the media cutter option to catch and collect
the cut media in a bin.
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Memory Expansion: 16MB Flash SIMM replaces standard 8MB Flash
SIMM to provide additional memory for fonts, forms, and logos.
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Network Interface Card (NIC): The 10/100BaseT NIC connectivity
option provides wired networks in either an internal or external option that
allows you to attach the printer to a LAN (Local Area Network) instead of
directly to a host computer. The PrintNet Enterprise Suite (PNE) remote
management software is standard with this option.
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NIC, Wireless: This card provides wireless 802.11b/g connectivity
without expensive cabling and reconfigurations required from a wired
network. PNE is standard with this option.
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