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Panasonic Kx-p1592

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Brand Panasonic 1998
Model KX-P1592
Released Year 1998
Type Printers
Series Kx
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Panasonic KX-P1592 is a compact dot matrix printer designed primarily for office use, featuring a 9-pin print head. It supports a printing speed of up to 175 characters per second in draft mode, enabling efficient document output. The device boasts a print resolution of 240 x 144 dpi to ensure readable text for basic office documents. Connectivity is typically via a parallel interface, compatible with most computers of its release period. The printer includes a tractor feed mechanism supporting continuous paper, ideal for multi-page forms and invoices. Its design emphasizes reliability and low operational costs for high-volume printing environments.

Specifications

Memory 1 MB
Output Type Black & White
MPN KX-P1592
Supported Paper Size A6 (105 x 148 mm)
Type dot matrix printer
Technology Dot Matrix
Model Panasonic KX-P1592
Connectivity Parallel (IEEE 1284)
Features Portable
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
Product Line Panasonic KX
Printer type 9-pin Dot Matrix
Print speed Up to 175 cps (characters per second) draft mode
Print resolution 240 x 144 dpi
Interface Parallel (IEEE 1284)
Paper feed Tractor feed for continuous paper and cut sheet support
Copy capability Supports multi-part forms (up to 5 copies)
Dimensions (W x D x H) Approx. 375 x 286 x 160 mm
Weight Approx. 4.5 kg
Power consumption Approximately 40 W during printing
Noise level Approximately 55 dB during operation
Ribbon type Fabric ribbon cartridge compatible
Compatibility Compatible with Windows and DOS based systems

Key Advantages

The KX-P1592 provides robustness and durability for continuous office operation. It supports multi-copy printing through impact technology, advantageous for form duplication. Its compact size makes it easy to install in limited desk spaces. The use of a 9-pin print head balances print quality with speed and cost efficiency. It is equipped with versatile paper handling options including cut sheets and continuous feed paper. Its mechanical simplicity contributes to easy maintenance and prolonged lifespan.

Limitations

Due to its dot matrix technology, print quality is limited compared to modern inkjet or laser printers, especially for graphics. It operates primarily in monochrome, lacking color printing capability. The noise level during printing is higher than more contemporary printers, which may be disruptive in quiet environments. Speed and resolution are modest by today’s standards, impacting suitability for demanding print jobs. The parallel interface limits connectivity with modern computer systems without adapters. Replacement ribbons and parts may be less readily available due to the device's discontinued status.

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