IBM InfoPrint 6500-V1P: 1,000 LPM Open Pedestal; Ethernet and Code V/IGP Graphics. Upgrade batch runs on an underpowered tabletop serial dot matrix printer to this InfoPrint 6500-V1P unit. It is an economical and high-speed solution!
Great supply of refurbished V1P units with Ethernet and CodeV/IGP graphics.
V1P On-Site Printer Maintenance Service Available – PCI 9×5 NBD or Ricoh RPPS 24×7 Service
InfoPrint 6500-V1P 1000 lpm unit Summary:
Print speeds up to 1,000 lines per minute
User friendly interface and controls
Remote management capability
The InfoPrint 6500-V1P line printer with its state-of-the-art print engine/controller allows you to confidently meet the demands of back office, logistics operations and/or data processing applications.
Highlights on the InfoPrint 6500 V1P:
Pedestal design to maximize floor space
Quiet cabinet design for office operations
Real-time alert messaging for immediate attention of printer status
Bar code, graphics and overlay capabilities
Intelligent ribbon system for maintaining optimum print quality
Low total cost of printing with extreme reliability
Trade-Up and Trade-In Program available. Ask for the details!
InfoPrint 6500-V1P Line Printer – The InfoPrint 6500 V1P Line Printer attaches to a wide spectrum of IBM systems — from IBM mainframes and parallel servers to PCs – and plenty of all the other systems in the marketplace.
The InfoPrint 6500-V1P offers:
Print speeds up to 1,000 lines per minute
High-function operator interface
Ultra Capacity 50 M character ribbon
Intelligent ribbon system
Proactive printer monitoring with the IBM Printer Management Utility (PMU)
Fast installation with the new Quick Setup Menu
Attachment via wireless Ethernet, LAN Ethernet, ASCII, coax, or twinax interfaces
The IBM InfoPrint 6500-V10 AND V1P is an extremely versatile, cost-effective printer. It can be attached via Ethernet, wireless Ethernet, Telnet, ASCII, coax, or twinax to such diverse hosts as the IBMiSeries™, zSeries®, and pSeries® servers, IBM PC and Netfinity® servers, IBM-compatible PCs, non-IBM systems supporting the ASCII serial or parallel interface, and LANs.