Reliability; Dimensions And Weight; Density Of Receipt Print Lines - NCR 7167 Owner's Manual

7167 Owner's Manual

Reliability

The numbers in the table refer to the Mean Cycle Between Failure (MCBF) for the items
indicated.
Thermal Receipt Printer
Impact Slip Printer
Impact Print head
Electronics
Communications Card
Control Panel
Knife
MICR Check Reader
Flip
Power Supply
Flip Mechanism
Scan I/F Board
Scanner Mechanism
Scan Head
Reliability staticties based on averages exhibited under lab conditions and do not constitue
a waranty

Dimensions and Weight

Height
Height with Cover Open
Width
Depth
Depth with Extended Slip Table
Weight

Density of Receipt Print Lines

When the receipt station prints high density print lines (graphics), it automatically slows
down to a rate slower than 902 lines per minute. High density print lines are defined as
lines with over 50% of the dots printing on the line (there are 576 total dot columns on the
print station).
52 Million Lines
30 Million Lines
200 Million Characters
347,000 On time Hours
2,000,000 On Time Hours
2,100,000 On Time Hours
1 Million Cuts
500,000 Reads
500,000 Flips
200,000 On-time Hours
200,000 Cycles
1,383,000 MTBF
500,000 Cycles
1,000,000 Hours MTBF
174 mm (6.9 Inches)
296 mm (11.7 Inches)
190 mm (7.5 Inches)
262 mm (10.3 Inches)
316 mm (12.5 Inches)
4.50 Kg (10.0 Pounds), Flip Model
4.25 Kg (9.4 Pounds), Non-Flip
Model
November 2003
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