Bally ProSlot 6000, Setup And Operation

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Peripherals
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Series 700
6. Secure the printhead with the Printhead Clamp.
7. Put the ribbon cassette back in.
8. Check the print quality. Use the blue lever on the side
of the carriage for lighter or darker printing.
Ticket Printers (cont.)
Ithaca Series 700 Thermal
Ticket Printer
Coin-free slot machines have
never been so hassle-free.
With the Series 700, the
ticket will not stick out until it
is completely printed. This
prevents players from pulling
it too soon—a major cause of printer problems. Another
practical features is a user-friendly, illuminated front be-
zel; a ticket supply box that holds 400 tickets; and a ball-
bearing drawer chassis that slides out for easy ticket
loading and maintenance.
Features
• Print Resolution: 8 dots per mm (203dpi) Horizontal
and Vertical
• Easy Ticket Loading
• Print Zone Width: 56 mm (2.205 in.)
• Data Buffer: 4K
• Memory: 64K EPROM & 32K RAM
• Self Diagnostics
• Standard Warranty: 1 year
• Bar Code: Code 3 of 9, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC-A &
UPC-E, Codabar,
• EAN8 and EAN13, Code 128, and Postnet
• Ticket Low Sensor
• Top of Form/Ticket-Out Sensor
• High Quality Printing: Text, Barcodes, Graphics, Lines
Bitmap Graphics, Portrait, and Landscape Printing
• Ticket is contained within the printer until printing is
complete, preventing user interference.
Printing Characteristics
•
Print Speed: 51 mm/sec (2 in. per second)
•
Five Fonts: 7.5 cpi, 10 cpi, 12 cpi, 16.5 cpi, and 20 cpi
•
Normal, Double-high, Double-wide, and Double-high/
Double-wide print modes
•
Prints on 62 mm x 120 mm, 65 mm x 120 mm, 65 mm
x 156 mm (dollar-bill size) tickets
NOTE: 65 mm x 156 mm ticket requires no printing on last 1.4 inches
of each ticket