Refurbished Printronix P5205B Cabinet Line Matrix Printer, 500 LPM
When your business requires low cost printing of high-quality labels, reports, bar codes or multi-part forms, line matrix printing is the standard. With print speeds up to 500 lpm, you'll find a P5205B model is right for your applications.
The P5205B is the Ideal Solution for:
• Wholesale and retail distribution
• Automotive manufacturing and OEM part suppliers
• Process and discreet goods manufacturing
• Chemical manufacturers
• Publishing database and mailing houses
• Transportation industries
• Hotel and restaurant chains
Harsh industrial environments. Secure computer rooms. Busy offices demanding quiet performance. No longer just a "back room" printer, the P5205B integrates almost any front office seamlessly. Connect it to your network and it’s ready to print without delay.
Print Speeds: (Upper / lower case characters)
Graphics Speed: (IPM)
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60 x 48 dpi 63
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60 x 72 dpi 42
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90 x 96 dpi 21
GENERAL INFORMATION: P5205B
Print Method: Impact Line Matrix
Typefaces: High Speed, Data Processing, Near Letter Quality
Character Pitch (characters per inch): 10, 12, 13.3, 17.1, 20 (except NLQ for 20 pitch)
Line Spacing (lines per inch): 6, 8, 10.3, n/72, n/216
Maximum Resolution: 180 dpi Horizontal x 96 dpi Vertical
Printable Width: Up to 13.6” (345.4 mm)
Note: The following Hardware/Software mentioned in this section are fully backwards compatible with all previous models of the P5000 series with the exception of the amount of memory required.
The CMX40 Subassembly, V5.5, P/N 157450-901 has been designed to be fully backward compatible for all P5000 models.
a. 157450-901 - CMX 40 Subassembly, V5.5, P5000 (Base PCBA used is 156985-001)
b. 157102-901 - Power Supply, P5000, V4
c. December, 1998 Software Manufacturing Release
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This release supports the P5205B, P5210, P5215 Shuttles.
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CT builds now support the PrintNet Adapter.
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Defaults to 500 LPM Shuttle types if applicable.
Auto-Switching available for both CT and PrintNet with versions V3.03 or higher.
