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Fargo 89003E

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Brand Fargo 2007
Model 89003E
Released Year 2007
Type Printers
Series HDP
Item Weight 22 pounds
Maximum Color Print Resolution 1200 dpi
Product Dimensions 9.25 x 17.52 x 11.5 inches
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Fargo 89003E is a robust office electronics device from the HDP series designed primarily for secure identification card printing. Featuring dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer printing technology, it offers high-resolution output up to 300 dpi for crisp and colorful card images. This device integrates a microprocessor control system, enabling precise card encoding and printing operations. It supports dual-sided printing with automatic duplexing capability for enhanced productivity. Its modular design allows the addition of encoding modules such as magnetic stripe, smart card, or proximity card encoders. Connectivity is possible through a standard USB interface, making it compatible with most office computer systems.

The printer accommodates various card types including PVC, composite, and rewritable cards, with card thickness adjustable between specific ranges. It operates efficiently with user-friendly control panels and indicator LEDs for status monitoring. The Fargo 89003E also incorporates onboard memory to handle complex card designs and encoding scripts. It is engineered for reliability with easy maintenance features like replaceable print ribbons and cleaning kits. Secure card printing combined with versatility in card personalization make this model a favored choice in office environments requiring secure ID management.

Specifications

Print Technology Dye-sublimation and Resin Thermal Transfer
Print Resolution 300 dpi
Print Speed Up to 24 seconds per full-color single-sided card
Card Types Supported PVC, Composite, Rewritable Cards
Card Thickness 0.030 to 0.050 inches (0.76 to 1.27 mm)
Card Size CR-80 (ISO 7810 ID-1 format)
Connectivity USB 1.1
Encoding Options Magnetic Stripe Encoder, Smart Card Encoder, Proximity Card Encoder (optional)
Memory Up to 2 MB onboard RAM
Duplex Printing Automatic double-sided printing
Operating Systems Supported Windows 2000, XP, Vista (limited driver support)
Dimensions (WxDxH) 12.4 x 9.6 x 7.1 inches (315 x 244 x 180 mm)
Weight Approx. 10 lbs (4.5 kg)
Power 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Warranty Typically one year limited warranty (depending on region)
Scanner Type Photo
Max Input Sheet Capacity 100
Compatible Devices Laptops
Maximum Color Print Resolution 1200 dpi
Sheet Size 85.6 millimeters
Maximum Black and White Print Resolution 1200 dpi
Warranty Type Limited Warranty
Color Depth 36 bpp
Dual-sided printing Yes
Max copy resolution black-white 1200
Duplex Automatic
Hardware Interface Ethernet
Ink Color Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Additional Printer functions Print Only
Control Method Remote
Number of Trays 1
Total Ethernet Ports 1
Total USB Ports 1
Specific Uses For Product personal
UPC 754563890034 754563896685
Global Trade Identification Number 00754563890034
Memory Storage Capacity 16 MB
Product Dimensions 9.25 x 17.52 x 11.5 inches
Item Weight 22 pounds
Item model number 89003E
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Date First Available October 26, 2007
Manufacturer Fargo

Key Advantages

The Fargo 89003E offers high-resolution printing with 300 dpi, ensuring professional and sharp card images. Its dual-sided printing capability enhances workflow efficiency by reducing manual card flipping. Modular encoding options allow customizable security features according to specific organizational needs. The device's USB connectivity ensures easy integration into standard networked office setups without complex configurations. Its compact and durable design saves space and guarantees long-lasting performance in demanding environments. User-friendly operation with clear indicators reduces downtime and simplifies maintenance processes.

Limitations

The Fargo 89003E series is limited to a maximum print speed that may not meet high-volume printing demands in large organizations. Its primary interface is USB, lacking advanced network connectivity options like Ethernet, which limits direct network printing. The supported card types are somewhat restricted, which might not suit all personalization needs, especially with newer or specialized card materials. The device's firmware updates and support may be limited due to its discontinued status, potentially affecting compatibility with new operating systems. Replacement parts and consumables can be harder to source given the age of the model. The learning curve for encoding module installation and barcode integration may require technical expertise, possibly necessitating professional servicing.

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