Paper Path

Paper path is easily accessible for clearing jams and cleaning the optic area. A simple hinged connection allows the upper assembly to open for complete access to the paper path

Scan Area

Reads up to 12 rows at .25" centers x 80 mark positions

Feed Method

Manual insertion with powered transport feed, with option of ejecting front or rear

Scanning Speed

20" (50.8 cm) per second

Throughput

Approximately 25-30 cards per minute

Form Size

3.25" x 5" to 3.25" x 14"; 8.2 cm x 12.7 cm to 8.2 cm x 35.6 cm

Paper Weight

18 to 100 lb. bond, ledger, index or
OCR - .004 inches (.0035" - .015" media thickness)

Read Technique

Graded index fiber, single-sided, manual feed

Form Marking (Visible Red)

#2 pencil blue or black ball point pen; blue or black felt-tip pen; pre-printed marks

Form Marking (Infrared Option)

#2 pencil pre-printed marks

Interface/Baud Rate

RS-232c asynchronous (PC serial) 9600 baud; USB

OMR Status/Version

Dynamically request an 8 bit status byte or firmware version from the OMR

Data Flow Control

Utilizes XON/XOFF to control the flow of data from the OMR to the application program

Data Output

Binary ASCII values

Microprocessor

Motorola 16-bit microcontroller

Timing Track Selection

Select top (right) or bottom (left) for the location of the timing track

Timing Track Alignment

In-line (data mark area between leading and trailing edge of the same timing mark. Offset (data mark area between trailing edge of the leading timing mark and the leading edge of the next timing mark)

Dimensions

5.28" wide x 2.394" high x 5.284" long (134.21 mm wide x 82.93 mm high x 134.21 mm long)

Power Requirements

Universal power adapter 100 - 240 VAC 47 - 63 Hz

Operating Conditions

41° to 113° Fahrenheit; 5° to 45° centigrade; 30% to 80% humidity, noncondensing

Weight

2.5 lbs (1.1kg); shipping weight 3 lbs (1.4kg)

Dual Roller Option

The standard Mark-IT 1200 requires a 0.750" white space lead in from the leading edge of the card to the first timing mark (or data marking areas). The dual idler/roller option drops the 0.750" requirement down to 0.250", making it compatible with the IBM card specification and most gaming bet slip and receipt requirements.