IBM SUREMARK PRINTERS
Single and Dual-station models 1NR, 2CR/NR The new SureMark single-station and dual-station printers 1NR and 2CR/2NR are specifically designed to meet the rigors of retail environments and features the most advanced printer technologies today to speed transactions. With a record 80 lines per second (lps) these faster printers processes transactions 27% quicker than the top competitor to improve customer satisfaction and employee productivity. IBM innovations, such as standard 3 MB flash memory, help retailers print eye-catching messages on receipts while keeping checkout lanes moving. And with their build-in sensor system, continuously monitor the printer’s “health”.
The new 2CR models set a new industry standard for check processing accuracy with MICR reading that is 99.95% accurate.
• Retail-hardened for lasting performance in harsh environment, resist spillage, channels liquids away from critical components
• Key components have an extended life: Thermal receipt station print head life is 150 Km, receipt cutter life is 1.5 million cuts (50% improvement on previous models) • Fast, quiet 80 lines-per-second receipt printing and auto-cutting make transactions quicker and improve in-store customer satisfaction • Systems management sensors include paper low, paper motion, print head and cutter health
• Simplified drop-in paper loading and support for large 102 mm (four-inch) diameter roll improves usability and reduces downtime and training expenses • 3 MB user flash memory supports barcodes, logos, colour graphics and TrueType fonts • EPSON emulation and compatibility mode ease transition to new models and enable easy replacement of competitive printers • Industry leading MICR reading and check processing - 99.95% accuracy (2CR models)
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Model
Receipt Station Thermal Impact Slip Station
MICR and Single-Pass Check Handling
Light-Path Management Led Systems Management Sensors
Interfaces Ports
SINGLE-STATION 1NR
No No
No DUAL-STATION 2CR 80 lines per second @ 203dpi 4.3 Lines per second
Yes Yes
Paper low, paper out, cutter health, print head health, usage counters, paper motion jam detection
• RS232 – 115 kbps (external power brick or special power cable required) • RS485 – 187 kbps (24 or 38 Volt) • USB 2.0 – 12 Mbps (Full Speed – Bulk and HID) Powered USB plus Standard USB
• DC In (except RS485) • USB/Powered USB or RS232 or RS485 (24 or 38 V) (Interface card dependent) • OEM Cash Drawer (+24 V)
182 ScanSource Web Online Catalogue and 24/7 ordering: click here for more information No Yes 2NR
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