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Brochure-Printronix-T5000-En T5000 Changing the World of Thermal Printing. Changing the World T5000 Printing Characteristics Bar Codes of Thermal Print Speed (5204) 10 IPS @ 203DPI (254mm /sec) Bar Code Symbologies Printing. Thermal Bar Code Printers (5304) 8 IPS @ 300DPI (203mm /sec) Available Code 39, Code 128 (A, B, C) Codabar, (5306) 8 IPS @ 300DPI (203mm /sec) Interleaved 2 of 5, FIM UPC-A, UPC-E, (5206) 10 IPS @ 203DPI (254mm /sec) UPC-EO, EAN 8,EAN 13, Code 93, (5308) 6 IPS @ 300DPI (152mm /sec) Postnet, Postbar UCC/EAN 128, PDF 417, (5208) 8 IPS @ 203DPI (203mm /sec) UPS Maxicode, Royal Mail, Datamatrix Printing Methods Thermal Transfer or Direct Thermal Fonts Resolution 203 / 300 DPI (interchangeable) Printable Width 4.1" max (5204/5304) Standard Fonts OCRA, OCRB, Courier, Letter Gothic 6.6" max (168 mm) (5206/5306) CG Triumvirate Bold Condensed 8.5" max (216 mm) (5208/5308) Graphics Support Media Handling Characteristics PCX & TIFF file formats Tear-Off Mode Individual Label Tear-Off Memory T5204 & T5304 T5206/T5306 T5208/T5308 Tear-Off Strip Label Strips Tear-Off DRAM 4 Mb standard 8 Mb standard 8 Mb standard Peel-Off Label peel & present Flash Memory 4 Mb standard 4 Mb standard 4 Mb standard Cut Label cut to length Opt. DRAM Memory 16Mb 16Mb 16Mb Media Compatibility Opt. Flash Memory 10Mb 10Mb 10Mb Media Types Roll or fanfold Interfaces Die cut or continuous Standard Interfaces RS-232 / RS-422 (DB 25 pin) labels, tags & tickets IEEE 1284 (Centronics) paper, film or synthetic stock Optional Interfaces Coax / Twinax, 10/100Base-T Thermal transfer or direct thermal Ethernet (PrintNet) Media Width 1.0" to 4.5" (5204/5304) 2.0" to 6.8" (5206/5306) Windows Drivers 3.0" to 8.75" (5208/5308) Media Thickness 0.0025" to 0.010" Windows Drivers Roll Core Diameter 3.0" (7.6 cm) Available Windows 95 / 98 Maximum Roll Diameter 8.0" (20.9 cm) Windows NT 4.0, 5.0 Thermal Transfer Ribbons Ribbon Width Acceptable 1.0" to 4.33" (5204/5304) Power Requirements 2.0" to 6.8" (5206/5306) 3.0" to 8.75" (5208/5308) Line Input 90–264 VAC (48–62Hz) Standard Ribbon Length 625m Power Factor Correction Power Consumption 150 watts (typical) Operator Controls & Indicators Regulatory Compliance FCC, UL, CSA, CE, TUV Energy Star mode (<45 watt) Operator Controls Off Line-On Line, Test Print, Job Select, Job Select, Form Feed Menu, Cancel, Environmental Considerations Enter Message Display 32 Character Operating Temperature 5°C to 40°C Indicators Off Line-On Line, Menu Dimensions 13.25" W x 21" L x 12.75" H (5206/5306) 15.25" W x 21" L x 12.75" H (5208/5308) Bar Code Validation Shipping Weight (estimate) 43lbs (5206/5306) Optional Online Data Validation (ODV) 45lbs (5208/5308) Emulation Standard IGP - PGL / VGL / LP+ ® Optional IPDS over Ethernet ThermaLine ISO 9001-1994 www.printronix.com Voice 800-826-3874 • Fax 714-368-2600 • 14600 Myford Rd. • Irvine, CA 92606-1005 All brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Printronix utilizes “green” packaging for optimal recycling. Specifications subject to change without notice. ©2000 Printronix, Inc. Mantenimiento periféricos Informáticos SL C/Canteras,15 22860 Paracuellos de Jarama (Madrid) tel: 917 481 604 web:https://mpi.com.es/ PrintNet® Plus networked printer control By installing the PrintNet interface ® This changes everything. card in your T5000 and adding the Java-based Printronix printer manager to your network, you can completely manage the configurations and T5000 Printers operations of all your networked T5000 printers worldwide from any desktop. Changing the World of Thermal Printing. Thermal printing solutions for any industry • Upload and edit printer configurations The T5000 is • Check consumable status • Initiate jobs designed to meet 4" any industry’s • Control printing languages The first thermal printer designed, specific bar coding • Manage control panel access T5204/T5304 engineered and manufactured by Printronix. needs. It was engineered to solve You’ll have a printer “home page” that can be accessed from your real problems for desktop via a standard Web browser for instant printer status information and network control. It’s the ultimate enterprise thermal solution. The thermal printer has become an real users. For e-business printing solution. The T5000 lets you do manufacturers, something that has never been possible until now: T5000 will satisfy any hazardous material, pallet, or Online compliance label requirement with crystal-clear 300 control and manage all your thermal labeling within Data Validation (ODV™ ) your network environment. The T5000 makes your dpi resolution for crisp graphics and bar code labels work easier and your business more efficient. Isn’t that scan every time. every bar code in your batch is automatic. that what a solution is supposed to do? Now, validating In the retail supply chain, powerhouse throughput • ODV, with its Read-After-Print™ method, ensures that your labels An intelligent solution for demanding users: and supply capacity creates a pure point of meet compliance standards. efficiency wherever a T5000 is implemented. • Handheld verifiers are no longer necessary • Remote configuration and management with Whatever your bar coding need, Printronix has • Bad bar code labels are overstruck, ensuring they will not be used. PrintNet® Plus 6" responded with a total solution. • Online Data Validation (ODV™) for total bar T5206/T5306 Printronix ODV provides complete control of your management-controlled code quality control bar code application, and gives you the first truly quality-controlled data • PSA™2 architecture for compatibility with in thermal printing. Printronix line matrix and laser applications Common T5000 applications: • Easy-to-change supplies for maximum throughput • Asset and tool room labeling The Total • Easy integration with ERP systems • Compliance labeling to meet any standard • Inventory labeling Output Management Solution • Shipping labels The T5000 is part of the Printronix Output Management System (OMS), • Receiving and cross-docking the industry’s first complete thermal output management solution. • Chemical and hazardous material labeling The first thermal printer With OMS: • All your Printronix thermal, line matrix and laser printers can work that CREATES efficiency together and be managed simultaneously. • Our Web-based PrintNet Plus system allows for management of all print technology from the networked desktop. The T5000, available in a 4", 6" and 8" web, offers you a wide range of features 8" designed to make your batch or on-demand bar code label printing convenient and efficient. They include: Total ERP T5208/T5308 • PrintNet Plus, which allows complete network integration and management of your T5000 integration • ODV, which scans printing bar codes in real time for more effective quality control Supplies: a complete • Auto label mapping that protects your software investment by allowing label The T5000’s design makes it the easiest thermal printer to applications developed for Printronix impact and laser printers to run on the T5000 integrate into the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) environment: printing solution • 625m ribbon (39% longer than the industry standard) allowing greater throughput • Our direct SAP™ R/3® integration capability makes your T5000 • Connectivity via parallel, serial, coax/twinax or Ethernet an efficient part of your total ERP solution. Genuine Printronix Supplies bring you the full range of • 4 Mb Flash and 4Mb DRAM standard memory for easy software upgrades • For situations that require middleware, we are a Teklynx ERP ribbons, labels, tags, tickets and more, all made to provide the exact Partner, enabling integration in all major ERP environments. durability, adhesion and quality demanded by your critical applications. Mantenimiento periféricos Informáticos SL C/Canteras,15 22860 Paracuellos de Jarama (Madrid) tel: 917 481 604 web:https://mpi.com.es/ .
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