Adopts Adobe's new font technology CID-Keyed format TCP / IP connection is also possible as an option '96 / 5/8 News Release Announcement Standard...
Adopts Adobe’s new font technology CID-Keyed format
TCP / IP connection is also possible as an option
’96 / 5/8 News Release Announcement
Standard price: See table below
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Service Office Tel.03-5445-6436
Oki Data Corporation announced the new version “MICROLINE 800PSIIV” (hereinafter PSIIV) series of LED page printers MICROLINE 800PSII series, which will be shipped from the beginning of June.
A feature of PSIIV is its support for the CID-Keyed font file format announced by Adobe Systems in March , which is why it is equipped with Adobe Systems’ latest PostScript interpreter. It also supports TCP / IP network connection as an option.
The PSII V series consists of 5 models in 3 series like the conventional PSII series (see the table below). The top 803PSIIV series is for DTP that can output up to A3 size, the 802PSIIV series is for B4 compatible business, and the 810PSIIV-LT is for networks.
[Model list]
| Model name | size of paper | Printing speed | resolution | Japanese typeface | European typeface | hard disk | Price (yen) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MICROLINE 803PSIIV | A3 Novi | 12PPM (A4 horizontal) | 600dpi | 2 typeface | 17 typeface | 500MB (standard) | 648,000 |
| MICROLINE 803PSIIV + F | A3 Novi | 12PPM (A4 horizontal) | 600dpi | 5 typeface | 35 typeface | 500MB (standard) | 798,000 |
| MICROLINE 802PSIIV | B4 | 10PPM (A4 vertical) | 600dpi | 2 typeface | 17 typeface | 330MB (optional) | 448,000 |
| MICROLINE802PSIIV + F | B4 | 10PPM (A4 vertical) | 600dpi | 5 typeface | 35 typeface | 330MB (optional) | 598,000 |
| MICROLINE810PSIIV-LT | A4 | 12PPM (A4 vertical) | 600dpi | 2 typeface | 17 typeface | 330MB (optional) | 348,000 |
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