Cognitive Solutions A776 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 3: Migrating to a new printer
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A776 (B780) Programming Guide
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Migrating from existing CognitiveTPG printers
The A776 printer is the fourth generation two station hybrid thermal/impact printer with feature enhancements
designed to provide the most desirable options to the customer. This section is provided for those customers who
would like to migrate from their existing CognitiveTPG printers to the A776 printer, while maintaining as much
continuity as possible in the new application. This includes migration from the A756, A758 and the A760 printers.
Several commands exist to support such a migration. The primary differences are described below:
designed to provide the most desirable options to the customer. This section is provided for those customers who
would like to migrate from their existing CognitiveTPG printers to the A776 printer, while maintaining as much
continuity as possible in the new application. This includes migration from the A756, A758 and the A760 printers.
Several commands exist to support such a migration. The primary differences are described below:
A756 to A776:
A756: 6 dots/mm thermal printhead
A776: 8 dots/mm printhead
A756: wide slip station (66 columns)
A776: narrow (42 columns) slip station
A756: no top validation of forms
A776: top validation of forms
A756: monochromatic printing
A776: two-color printing
A758 to A776:
A758: wide slip station (66 columns)
A776: narrow (42 columns) slip station
A758: no top validation of forms
A776: top validation of forms
A758: monochromatic printing
A776: two-color printing
A760 to A776:
A760: wide slip station (66 columns)
A776: narrow (42 columns) slip station
A760: no top validation of forms
A776: top validation of forms
A721 to B780
A721: monochrome printing
B780: two color printing
A721: journal printing
B780: electronic journal
A721: impact receipt
B780: thermal receipt
Chapter 3: Migrating to A776 and B780