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Ultra electronic M9007-224E, M9007-225E, M9006-654E, M9006-644E user manual Choosing the right Cards

Models: M9006-644E M9006-654E M9007-224E M9007-225E

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AVALON and AVALON DUO Printer USER MANUAL

5. Choosing the right Cards

Card Material

Not all white plastic cards are the same. For best image quality always use high quality video grade PVC cards.

Pure PVC card stock or laminated PVC/polyester cards are available. The latter are more durable and better suited to heavy use and heat lamination when required. For access control and smart card applications, your dealer should provide the appropriate type for direct to card printing.

For good consistent results, stick to a single variety of good quality cards, such as those available from your Magicard dealer.

Card Size:

•Standard (CR80) = 3.375” x 2.125” (86.5 mm wide x 53.98mm high).

Card Thickness:

•Minimum - 0.020” ( 0.51mm).

•Standard - 0.030” ( 0.76mm).

•Maximum - 0.063” ( 1.60mm).

To obtain good quality prints the card must be:

•Glossy white.

•Free from dirt and grease.

•Free from surface contamination.

•Free from pits and bumps in the surface.

•Free from burrs at the edge of the card.

•Completely flat.

Printable Area of the Card

Both the Rio and Tango printer offer high quality edge to edge (full bleed) printing. Thus the surface of the card may be printed edge to edge.

Dye cut PVC cards typically have an edge roll off (bevel) which can result in a fine white line around the edge of full bleed printed cards.

When setting up your card design using your graphics software on your PC, you should use a maximum page size of 1026 pixels (3.45”/87.5mm) x 642 pixels (2.13”/54mm).

Self-Adhesive Cards

We recommend only self adhesive cards supplied by Ultra Electronics via your Magicard dealership. There are many different types of self-adhesive cards. Thorough investigation and testing has shown that poorer quality or incorrect card types will cause problems in the printer. These problems range from poor image quality, failure to feed from the card hopper and dye-film being cut through to cards getting jammed in the roller mechanism.

Contact Chip Cards

Smart cards must conform to the ISO 7816 specification, with the chip contacts being below the surface of the card. It is unwise to print graphics or text directly adjacent to the chip as image quality may be affected.

Contactless (Proximity) Chip Cards

Proximity cards must be completely flat with no sign of the chip or antenna being visible in the surface of the card.

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M9006-644E, M9006-654E, M9007-224E, M9007-225E specifications

The Ultra Electronics M9007-225E, M9007-224E, M9006-654E, and M9006-644E represent a series of advanced electronic systems designed for high-performance applications in various defense and aerospace sectors. Each model within this series incorporates cutting-edge technologies and features tailored to meet the rigorous demands of modern operations.

The M9007-225E and M9007-224E models are optimized for electronic warfare and surveillance applications. Key features include advanced signal processing capabilities, allowing for real-time analysis of electronic signals in complex environments. These systems utilize state-of-the-art digital antennas to enhance detection ranges and improve tracking accuracy. The integration of artificial intelligence algorithms facilitates adaptive frequency management, enabling the systems to automatically adjust to dynamic operational conditions.

Both M9007 models boast robust software architecture that supports seamless integration with various military platforms. Their modular design allows for easy upgrades and maintenance, ensuring long-term operational effectiveness. Furthermore, they are built with rugged materials to withstand harsh environmental conditions, maintaining functionality in extreme temperatures and vibrations.

On the other hand, the M9006-654E and M9006-644E systems are designed for communication and data processing tasks in network-centric warfare. These models emphasize high data throughput and low latency, making them ideal for real-time command and control applications. Equipped with multi-channel processing capabilities, they can handle multiple communication streams simultaneously while maintaining signal integrity.

The M9006 series incorporates advanced encryption technologies to ensure secure transmissions in sensitive military operations. They feature user-friendly interfaces, which simplify operational workflows and enhance user experience. Additionally, these systems are designed for interoperability with existing military communication networks, ensuring seamless data exchange across various platforms.

Overall, the Ultra Electronics M9007-225E, M9007-224E, M9006-654E, and M9006-644E systems exemplify the forefront of electronic technology. Their focus on modularity, adaptability, and performance enables military and defense operators to effectively navigate the complexities of modern warfare. With these capabilities, users can achieve superior situational awareness, communication reliability, and operational effectiveness, reflecting the ongoing evolution of electronic warfare and defense technologies. As military operations continue to become more complex, the importance of such advanced systems will only increase, solidifying their role as vital assets on the battlefield.