Outline Description
The FDP20e is a Financial Document and Passbook
printer. It is specially designed to handle all types of documents commonly
used in Financial/Banking applications.
FDP20e is designed for low duty printing on precut
forms, draft or with high quality printouts. The printer has internal sensing
to ensure accurate print positioning on documents regardless of the document
insertion position. The unique characteristic of the FDP20e is the ability to
handle documents that have internal differences in size and thickness.
Basic features
Financial Document Printer FDP20e includes the
following basic features
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Printing method |
Bi-directional dot matrix impact printing. |
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Print head |
18-needle staggered print head. |
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Print modes |
NLQ, Draft, OCR. |
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Interface/s |
Serial 9-pin RS232 D-connector |
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Parallel 25-pin Centronics D-connector. |
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Power supply |
Separate small unit 110/120V, 220/240V, 50/60
Hz. |
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Options |
Magnetic Stripe Reader and Writer |
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CMC7 reader |
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OCR |
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Ergoramp (Front Feed tray) |
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Insertion of documents |
Automatic |
Installations
The FDP20e can be installed
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Table top with horizontally fed documents. |
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Recessed with horizontally fed documents. |
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Suspended with vertically fed documents. |
Software
The FDP20e emulates NDP10 and 4722 ProPrinter.
The NDP10 emulation provides old customers with a
compatible installation, using FDP20e, to their current NDP10 printers.
The FDP20e can be connected to most industry standard
operating system environments such as OS/2, Windows, DOS and UNIX.
Languages
Documentation is available in English.
Conformance To Standards
The hardware is approved for the following
international standards: EC801, EN 60950, EN 55.022,
ISO/DIS 7779. GS approval. UL1950, CSA 950.
Warranty
The FDP20e is delivered with a one (1) year
warranty.
Technical Data
| Printing method |
Bi-directional, dot matrix impact printing, logic
seeking. |
| Print head |
18-pin staggered. |
| Print matrix |
Draft 9x12 (HxV) |
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NLQ 18x24 |
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OCR 18x24 |
| Character height |
3.3 mm. |
| Character density |
10, 12, 12.5, 15.4 and 17.1 cpi
& Software controllable 1/240''. |
| Line density |
5, 6 and 8 lpi & Software
controllable 1/144''. |
| Printing width |
235 mm |
| Document feed |
Automatic insertion and automatic
output. |
| Document size |
Width 80-240 mm Height 65-320 mm
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| Thickness |
Max. 2.6 mm, (2.2 mm with MSRW option)
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| Document copies |
1 original + 5 copies |
| Document margins |
From outer edge of document in mm. |
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Horizontal |
Vertical |
| Top |
7.3 |
4.0 |
| Bottom |
4.0 |
7.3 |
| R & L side |
3.5 |
3.5 |
| Cut spread |
7.6 |
12.0 |
| Vertical spine |
6.0 |
6.0 |
| Horizontal spine |
7.6/12 |
7.6/12 |
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| Ink ribbon |
Black 2 million characters |
| Cleaning card |
One per 2 printers used at the same
time |
| Usage |
4-8 weeks dependent on usage frequency and/or
environment |
| Document feed rate |
300 mm/s |
| Line feed |
0.2 s |
| Printing speed |
165 cps at 10 cpi |
| Noise level |
53 dB(A) |
| Emulations |
4722 ProPrinter, NDP10 |
| Interface |
RS 232 Serial, (special cable) 9 pin
D-connector |
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Centronics Parallel, (special cable) 25-pin
D-connector |
| Options |
OCR A, B, E13B, (reading optically)
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Magnetic Stripe Reader/Writer |
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CMC7, (reading magnetically) |
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Ergoramp (Front Feed tray) |
| Power supply |
Separate Module 196-265 V AC
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98-132 V AC |
| Safety |
UL 1950, TüV GS, EN 55.022. CSAC22.2 No
950-M89. |
| Dimensions |
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Printer |
Power Supply |
| Width |
379 mm |
280 mm |
| Depth |
334 mm |
125 mm |
| Height |
132 mm |
60 mm |
| Weight |
8 kg |
1.6 kg |
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| Environment |
+10 to +40 C operating |
| Relative humidity |
20-85% non condensing |
| Failure rate |
The reliability of the printer in financial
applications, printing 15 million characters per year and 500 operations per
day, is 0.5 failure per year, excluding options. This figure is the steady
state condition after about one year of use. During the first year the failure
rate is higher. Up to 1.5 failures per year at the beginning and about 0.75 at
the end of the first year.
Definition of failure
A failure defined within the given failure rate is a hard individual fault in
the electronics or hardware. All other faults are outside the given figure.
Examples of faults outside the given rate are
- Handling errors by the operator
- Power Supply
- No fault found
- Document or other media errors
- Software failures
- Ribbon including cassette errors
- Magnetic strip errors or similar e.g. magnetic characters or OCR printouts
- Power failures caused outside e.g. lightning
- Systematic or epidemic failures
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| Preventive maintenance |
The printer requires scheduled periodic maintenance.
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Technical Data as Word Document
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