TTPM2 Ticket Printer/Encoder
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1. Swo00010 Figure 8 Approximate dimensions in mm of the CD 200 Front Load stand alone printer TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 4 4 Space required around printer 365 mm RIGHT VIEW 90 mm FANFOLD TICKET 125 mm STOCK SW97130 270 350 mm Figure 9 Approximate space required around the printer April 01 TTPM2 Selection Guide 15 This page is intentionally left blank TTPM2 Selection Guide April 012. TTPM2 Ticket Printer Encoder Selection Guide Publ No 101193 Ed A April 19 2001 SWEG I N Related manuals TTPM2 Selection Guide 101193 TTPM2 Operators Guide 00861 000 TTPM2 Technical Specification 00874 000 TTPM2 Installation and Programming Manual 00759 000 TTPM2 Service Manual 00693 000 This is a publication of Swecoin AB Box 322 SE 192 30 Sollentuna Sweden Phone 46 8623 45 60 Fax 46 8 594 709 89 E mail techsupport swecoin se sales swecoin se Web site http www swecoin se SWECOIN AB 2000 All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in parts is pro hibited without written consent of the copyright owner We have taken great care to ensure that the information in this manual is correct and complete However if you discover any errors or omissions or if you wish to make suggestions for improvements you are welcome to send your comments to us Swecoin AB disclaims any liability resulting from the use of this information and reserves the right to make changes without notice Edition A April 2001 Printed in Sweden 2 TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 CONTENTS T ADOut this guide eseu EENS EENS EEEEN ENEE EE NEeEEEN 4 2 Presentation gees EEN EENS 5 CN le TEE 6 SLL More about seen ee ee Bele ie ise Ra ti ie ey 7 Iput versions 3 accent read destin R T 7 Ticket material cccecceseeeeeseceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseneeeeeseeeees 7 Ge elei EE 7 Output versions ce
3. an enter the ticket in two directions and it is still read by the reader Center track is suitable for mass transport parking etc where the customer himself should enter the ticket into the reader OUTPUT VERSIONS The duck beak is a stainless steel beak that guides the ticket The FL1 and FL2 front load modules also guide the ticket But in addition to that the printer motor drives them so that the ticket is ejected longer when printed and pulled in more easily when loaded from the front The duck beak FL1 and FL2 all have optical ticket sensors fitted to them The host com puter can ask for the sensor status so that it can determine whether the customer or op erator has taken the ticket or not With duck beak and FL1 the system can then alert the user that the ticket has not been taken In addition to this the FL2 can pull the ticket back in void it and throw it in the waste bin The FL2 waste bin can also be used if the ticket entered is no longer valid The duck beak with front load requires that the ticket is pushed in longer when loaded compared to the FL1 and FL2 This makes the duck beak with front load less suitable for unattended customer operated kiosks Personnel in ticket offices who handle manually fed loose leaf tickets can just as well enter them in the upper rear entry as using a front load printer Tickets are issued quicker this way because they do not have to be transported back through the printer TTPM2 Sel
4. ard avoid Front Load 2 Bottom view with wastebin CD200 No encoding Duck beak gives feed back to the system when ticket is taken Card dispenser for loose leaf i All track combinations ne 1 and2 86 mm tickets are available in gives motorized help All printers but CD 200 LoCo 300 Oe with feeding in ticket versions handle 86 and HiCo 2750 Oe 110 mm ticket length HiCo 3500 Oe SWw00011 Figure 2 The modularization of the TTPM2 makes numerous versions possible 6 TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 April 01 More about INPUT VERSIONS There is no special input version for roll paper with black marks If you use roll paper you can use both single and dual track versions TICKET MATERIAL Gapped tickets produce less paper debris in the printer than non gapped ticket This is because gapped tickets are cut while non gapped tickets are burst off in the perforation Because of this we recommend gapped tickets for customers that do not already have other types of tickets in stock that the printer must conform to ENCODING LoCo is the standard magnetic used on credit cards etc HiCo means household magnet proof encoding That is the encoding is not destroyed if you put the ticket on the fridge door with a fridge magnet or if it comes in contact with a magnetic lock on a handbag Iso tracks 2 amp 3 are the most commonly used Center track has the advantage that it is more forgiving The user c
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6. e added to the stan dard firmware or if a custom version is required TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 2 PRESENTATION The TTPMz2 is a printer designed for producing electronically readable tickets with mag netic stripe and or bar code as information carrier The printer is divided into modules that can be combined in such a way that it can fulfil almost any ticketing need The TTPM2 comes as stand alone printer with a cover and a built in power supply or as an OEM printer mechanism for kiosk applications printer Stand mechanism alone printer SW95065F Figure 1 OEM printer mechanism and Stand alone printer April 01 TTPM2 Selection Guide 5 2 1 Versions The printer is built to the version you specify Mark your six selections in the illustration be low and the Swecoin representative will give you an order number for that configuration AIAN Input versions Q Ticket materiales Magnetic gie We Output e Hand fed loose leaf tickets CA Single Track Standard Non gapped TICKET ai FANFOLD i Track 2 amp 3 STOCK o Duck beak Bottom view Roll stock with black marks e Center track 3mm K Duck beak with Dual Track Front Load anon ets anm max 0 25 mm tickets C Front Load 1 Track 1 amp 2 right non standard avoid Bottom view FANFOLD FANFOLD TICKET TICKET STOCK STOCK Track 2 amp 3 right non stand
7. ection Guide 7 2 2 Accessories Accessories can be added at any time so you do not have to order them together with the printer 2 2 1 Output tray The output tray collects the printed and coded tickets in a neat stack Use the tray if you intend to print many tickets at a time SW97105 R1 Figure 3 Installing the output tray Order No 02293 000 8 TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 2 2 2 Fanfold ticket stock input tray This optional input tray holds ticket stock for one or two document entry applications The capacity is between 125 and 300 tickets for each entry depending on ticket thick ness The lower storage is for 86 mm ticket length while the upper storage can take 86 and 110 mm tickets Figure 4 Installing the optional input tray Order No 00729 000 April 01 TTPM2 Selection Guide 9 2 2 3 Instruction label This self adhesive label clarifies the use of buttons and the meaning of the indicators of the stand alone printer It is available in two versions one for single and dual track versions and one for CD200 card dispenser versions Figure 5 Label for normal and CD200 versions Order No 01715 000 for normal and 01715 001 for CD200 10 TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 3 1 3 2 April 01 WORKBENCH CONSIDERATIONS For the printer to perform its best the environment that it is placed in must fulfil certain criteria Free ticket path Q Nothing must obstruct the ticket material on it
8. s way into the printer Q All edges that the ticket material passes must be smooth Q For dual track printers provision must be made so that the upper and lower track ticket stock does not hook into each other Q Ticket material must be stored away from the floor Otherwise stones and dirt may enter the printer with the tickets Correct operating position The printer must not tilt more than 45 degrees forward backward Air must be able to circulate around the printer Q Space must be provided so that one can clean and maintain the printer load paper etc More environmental conditions are stated in the Technical Specifications TTPM2 Selection Guide 11 4 DIMENSIONS The printer size varies depending on the options that you require The Single and Dual track printers are of the same size but the front load option adds about 70 mm to the dept of the printer 4 1 Standard single and dual track versions Figure 6 Approximate dimensions in mm of the stand alone printer Dimensions are given with and without output tray 12 TTPM2 Selection Guide April 01 4 2 Front load versions Figure 7 Approximate dimensions in mm of the Front load stand alone printer Dimensions are given with and without output tray April 01 TTPM2 Selection Guide 13 4 3 14 CD200 version Removable ticket tray Card dispenser
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