Appendix A: Printer Specifications
7156 Service Guide
September 1998
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Slip Station Specifications
General Information
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Prints on checks, single part forms, or multiple-part (up to five) forms
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Automatic or manual insertion of documents from the front or from the side
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Prints on the front or back of a US check in less than two seconds from the time the
printer acknowledges that a form is present
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Print is legible on all parts of forms having two to five parts
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Double strike control code function can be used on five part carbonless forms, or any
forms up to the maximum thickness
Slips/Forms Print Zone
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Width:
120.7 mm (4.752 inches)
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Length:
Depends on length of form
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Minimum Right Margin:
3.2 mm (0.125 inches)
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Minimum Bottom Margin:
15 mm (0.59 inches)
Note:
Margin measurements apply to forms inserted from both front and side.
Power Requirements
The 7156 printer receives power either from a host computer (integrated) or from a
separate in-line power supply (remote) which can be purchased separately. Models
receiving power from the host computer use one cable for both communication and power.
Models receiving power from a power supply use one cable for communication and a
separate cable for power.
Power from Host
The host computer must provide a +5V line and a +24V/28V line of power to the printer.
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The +5V line must be regulated
±
5% at the printer.
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Voltage variation in the 24V/28V line may be within 21.6 and 30.8 volts.
Surge protection must be provided. To do this, place a 3.2 Ampere time delay fuse on the
+24V/28V line and a 2.0 Ampere time delay fuse on the +5 volt line.
Maximum Current
Voltage
Station
Short Term
Long Term
24 Volts, or 28 Volts
Maximum: 30.8 Volts
Minimum: 21.6 Volts
Slip: 11.5 Dots/Character
10.0 Amps
1.4 Amps
Slip: 15 Dots/Character
10.0 Amps
1.6 Amps
Slip: Graphics
10.0 Amps
2.7 Amps
Receipt
6.5 Amps
2.0 Amps
With remote 2x20 pass-through display
0.350 Amps
0.350 Amps
5.0 Volts
±
5%
Both
0.6 Amps
0.6 Amps
Summary of Contents for 7156
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Page 34: ...Chapter 2 Setting Up the Printer 7156 Service Guide September 1998 20...
Page 72: ...Chapter 5 Adjustments 7156 Service Guide September 1998 58...
Page 79: ...7156 Service Guide Chapter 6 Removing the Thermal Receipt Mechanism September 1998 65...
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Page 164: ...Chapter 16 Forms Compensation Arm Assembly 7156 Service Guide September 1998 150...
Page 172: ...Chapter 18 Solenoid and Pivot Arm Assemblies 7156 Service Guide September 1998 158...
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Page 198: ...Appendix D Ordering Paper and Supplies 7156 Service Guide September 1998 184...
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