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NEW: Full Error control to impact printers from AS/400 over TCP/IP Ethernet
The T6212, T6215 and T6218 Line matrix printers are ground-breaking solutions for high-volume, mission-critical impact printing. Tally combines cutting-edge innovation with time-tested technology to make the T6212, T6215 and T6218 superior in speed, reliability, and quality. At 1200, 1500 and 1800 lines per minute (LPM) respectively, they actually outperform line printers rated at higher speeds when printing in "real world" applications. Outstanding throughput is made possible by technological advancements to the hammer bank and paper feed system.
As price/performance leaders, the T6212, T6215 and T6218 cost less to buy, less to service and less to use while setting new milestones in connectivity and functionality.
The patented Smart Ribbon
250 offers clean-hands ribbon cartridge convenience while delivering new
ribbon quality over its entire 250 million character life-the longest life
in the industry. With the widest range of printer emulations, impressive
network printer management, popular graphics languages and top-notch web
administration utilities, the T6212, T6215 and T6218 can take on the challenge
of line printers in any class, and win. Every time.
Features |
Specifications |
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Print Technology
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Line impact dot matrix | |||||||
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Print Speed
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T6212:
1200 lines per minute (text), 150 inches per minute (graphics)
T6215: 1500 lines per minute (text), 187 inches per minute (graphics) T6218: 1800 lines per minute (text), 225 inches per minute (graphics) |
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Workload
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T6212: 345,000 pages per month; T6215: 430,000 pages per month; T6218: 512,000 pages per month | |||||||
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Acoustic Level
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T6212: 50 dB(A); T6215: 52 dB(A); T6218: 55 dB(A); per ISO 7779 | |||||||
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Character Printing Modes
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Constant density fonts; enhanced fonts | |||||||
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Character Sets
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Over 1000 character sets | |||||||
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Characters Per Inch
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5, 6, 6.7, 7.5, 8.3, 8.6, 10, 12, 13.3, 15, 16.7, 17.1, 20 cpi | |||||||
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Lines Per Inch
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1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 & 12 (plus variable line spacing) | |||||||
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Fonts
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Draft, Data Processing, Courier, Gothic, OCR A & B | |||||||
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Character Styles
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Bold, italic, superscript, subscript, underline, overline, strike through | |||||||
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Graphics Resolution
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Maximum: 240 x 288 (H x V) | |||||||
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Graphics Compatibility
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Tally Industrial Graphics; QMS® CODE V® Version 2; Printronix® PGL | |||||||
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Bar Codes
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Code 39, Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN 8, EAN 13, EAN 128, Codabar, Identicon 2 of 5, MSI, POSTNET | |||||||
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Control Panel
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Alphanumeric display (six languages) provides complete access to printer operation, configuration, calibration and test features. Includes lockout feature, 32 character 2 line display, save up to 10 unique configurations | |||||||
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Paper Handling Features
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Straight paper path, four tractor system, paper out and paper motion detection, forms position retained in non-volatile memory | |||||||
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Print Media
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Up to 6-part forms, forms thickness maximum .025", weight: 15-100 lb. stock | |||||||
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Paper Sizes
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Width: 2.5" - 18.9", forms length: 1" - 255" lines | |||||||
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Paper Advance
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Slew Speed: up to 36 inches per second | |||||||
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Standard Interfaces
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Serial RS232 (up to 38.4K Baud) and IEEE 1284 Compliant Centronics Parallel (both ports hot, active port selected automatically) | |||||||
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Factory or User
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Standard Emulations
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Tally Line Matrix Printer, Tally Dot Matrix Printer, Printronix® P600 and P6000, HP 2564C, DEC® LG01, Epson® FX1180, Genicom® ANSI & IBM® Proprinter III XL | |||||||
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Ribbon
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Easy-load, Smart Ribbon® clean-hands cartridges up to 250 million characters – ribbon fault detection | |||||||
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Physical (H x W x D)
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40"
x 28.2" x 28.3"
T6215: 185 lbs., shipping weight; T6218: 212 lbs., shipping weight |
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Power Requirements
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90 – 130/180 – 264 V, 57 – 63/47 – 53 Hz (auto-ranging) | |||||||
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Environmental
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Temperature range:
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10°C to 40°C (operating); -40°C to 66°C (non-operating) | |||||||
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Humidity:
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10% to 90% non-condensing (operating); 5% to 95% non-condensing (non-operating) | |||||||
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Optional Interfaces
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FourPlex I/O: Twinax, Coax, Serial and Parallel, IPDS for FourPlex LANPlex I/O: Ethernet (10BaseT/100BaseT), Serial and Parallel, IPDS for LANPlex | |||||||
Technical Features & Benefits |
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Hammer
Bank Benefits
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Stored
energy technology using robust hammer spring
New,
high-efficiency coil uses 40% less power, returns flyback energy to power
supply
Hammer
drivers mounted on hammer bank to greatly reduce cabling needs
Modular
hammers and coils are easily replaced in the field
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Forms Handling
Benefits
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Four-tractor
system
Straight-through
paper path
High-speed,
high-torque paper drive
Hinged,
self-closing upper paper guide
Independent
forms thickness and forms loading settings
Constant
platen gap location
Infinitely
variable forms thickness adjustment
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Smart Ribbon
System Benefits
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Provides
a constant supply of ink to the print mechanism
Intelligent
Ribbon Software (IRS) examines data stream en route to the print mechanism
Ribbon
fault detection
Weld
detection for reinking ribbons prevents printing on ribbon weld
Uses independently controlled motors for ribbon drive and peristaltic pump
Yields
very high ribbon life
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A Few Key Features at a Glance |
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LANPlex
I/O
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All LANPlex-equipped
Tally printers are supplied with Tally Printer Management, a powerful set
of features to facilitate setup and operation of Tally's network capable
printers.
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HP Web
JetAdmin Compatibility
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WebPanel
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Read/Right
Bar Codes
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| Tally's exclusive Read/Right bar codes incorporate an innovative new printing algorithm which greatly improves bar code readability without sacrificing throughput. |
| To measure the speed performance of impact printers objectively, the European Community Manufacturer's Association (ECMA) adopted standards for testing print speed, and ECMA is the internationally accepted benchmark test. We expected the T6212, T6215 and T6218 to be fast, but the results of standardized ECMA testing exceeded all expectation. The chart below depicts the throughput (pages per hour) of the standard ECMA tests. |
ECMA 132 Throughput |