FARGO electronic Card Printer manual Magnetic Offset 00 +

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4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual

To move the printed image toward the leading edge of the card, or card output side of the printer, press the On/Cancel button to enter a negative value. To move the printed image toward the trailing edge of the card, or card input side of the printer, press the Pause/Resume button to enter a positive value. Notice the arrows on these buttons indicate the direction the printed image will move on the card. The maximum adjustment range is ± 32 pixels. As a rule, 10 pixels equals about

.030Ó/.8mm which is about the same as the thickness of a standard CR-80 size card. Keep this in mind when adjusting this option so you do not over-adjust. If you set too high of a negative value, for example, the print ribbon may break.

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This option applies only if the printer has a built-in magnetic stripe encoder. If so, this option allows you to shift the starting point of where the printer will begin encoding the magnetic track data on a cardÕs magnetic stripe. When adjusting this value, keep in mind that a card and its magnetic stripe will always remain in the same relative position as the card travels through the printer. The following diagram represents how the magnetic data will move in relation to the fixed position of a cardÕs magnetic stripe as a positive or negative Magnetic Offset value is entered.

To move the start of the magnetic data more toward the leading edge of the card, or card output side of the printer, press the On/Cancel button to enter a negative value. To move the start of the magnetic data toward the trailing edge of the card, or card input side of the printer, press the Pause/Resume button to enter a positive value. Notice the arrows on these buttons indicate the direction the magnetic data will move on the cardÕs magnetic stripe. The maximum adjustment range is ± 32 pixels. As a rule, 10 pixels equals about .030Ó/.8mm. Keep this in mind when adjusting this option so you do not over-adjust. If you set too high of a negative value, for example, the printer may start encoding before the cardÕs magnetic stripe reaches the encoding head.

Appendix C: Internal Printer Settings

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Card Printer specifications

The FARGO electronic card printer is a standout solution in the world of identification and access control systems, known for its exceptional quality, reliability, and advanced features. Designed to cater to businesses and organizations of all sizes, FARGO printers have become synonymous with secure card issuance, making them an ideal choice for government entities, educational institutions, corporate organizations, and event management.

One of the main features of the FARGO electronic card printer is its ability to produce high-quality, durable cards. Using state-of-the-art dye-sublimation technology, the printer delivers vibrant images and sharp text, ensuring that cards are not only visually appealing but also equipped with excellent durability against wear and tear. The ability to print in both full color and monochrome provides flexibility, allowing users to choose the best option that fits their needs.

The FARGO printer series integrates multiple security features to enhance card protection. Many models come equipped with the latest hardware and software advancements, including holographic overlaminates and UV printing capabilities. These features offer an extra layer of security, making it challenging for counterfeiters to replicate the issued cards, thus ensuring the integrity of the identification process.

Scalability and ease of use are other notable characteristics of the FARGO electronic card printer. It supports a range of card printing volumes, from low to high, making it suitable for various settings. The user-friendly interface, often featuring easy-to-navigate menus and simple installation processes, ensures that even non-technical staff can operate the equipment without extensive training.

Networking capabilities are another significant advantage of FARGO printers. Many models support USB and Ethernet connections, allowing users to connect to multiple devices within an organization easily. This feature facilitates centralized printing and card management, streamlining the card issuance process.

Physical design is also worth mentioning. FARGO printers are constructed with a compact footprint, allowing them to fit seamlessly into office environments without taking up excessive space. The robust casing provides additional protection, ensuring longevity even after extended use.

Overall, the FARGO electronic card printer represents an efficient and effective solution for organizations seeking reliable card printing capabilities. With its combination of advanced technologies, security features, user-friendly design, and excellent output quality, the FARGO printer series remains a popular choice among businesses striving for professionalism and security in their identification processes.