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Frequently Asked Questions
What barcode symbologies does the Honeywell 1472G2D-2USB-5-N-CPO scanner decode?
The Honeywell 1472G2D-2USB-5-N-CPO is a 2D scanner capable of decoding all standard 1D symbologies, PDF417, and 2D symbologies. This makes it suitable for general-purpose scanning applications across retail, warehouse, and logistics environments. We offer this model with full technical support available from our team.
What print speeds does the Fargo HDP8500 offer?
The Fargo HDP8500 delivers variable print speeds depending on your ribbon configuration: 7 seconds per card for black-only (K), 12 seconds for black with overlay (KO), 24 seconds for full-color YMCKO, and 31 seconds for dual black panels with color (YMCKOK). These speeds make it ideal for high-throughput credential issuance in demanding environments.
What print speeds does the Fargo 89980 ID Card Printer support?
The Fargo 89980 delivers variable print speeds depending on your ribbon configuration: 7 seconds per card for single-color resin black (K), 12 seconds for black with overlay (KO), 24 seconds for full-color YMCKO, and 31 seconds for dual-black full-color (YMCKOK). These speeds make it ideal for high-throughput credential issuance in government, service bureau, and enterprise environments.
What printing resolution and card sizes does the Fargo HDP5600 support?
The Fargo HDP5600 offers 300 dpi base model printing with a high resolution 600 dpi option available for superior text and image quality. It accepts standard CR-80 cards (3.375˝L x 2.125˝W) and CR-79 adhesive back cards, with an edge-to-edge print area of 3.36˝L x 2.11˝W on CR-80 cards. The printer supports card thickness from .009˝ to .040˝ and works with PVC or polyester cards with polished PVC finish.
Is the Honeywell 1472G2D cordless, and how long does the battery last?
Yes, the Honeywell 1472G2D-2USB-5-N-CPO is a cordless scanner featuring a 2,400 mAh lithium-ion battery that supports up to 40,000 scans per charge with approximately 14 hours of expected operation. The battery charges in 4.5 hours using the included charge and communication base. Contact us today for deployment planning assistance.
What card sizes and thicknesses does the HDP8500 support?
The HDP8500 accepts standard CR-80 cards (3.375" x 2.125") and CR-79 adhesive-back cards, with card thickness ranging from .009" to .040" (9 mil to 40 mil). The printer's print area extends edge-to-edge on CR-80 cards, maximizing your design space for ID badges and credentials.
What card sizes and thicknesses does this printer accept?
The Fargo 89980 accepts standard CR-80 cards (3.375" L x 2.125" W) and CR-79 adhesive-back cards, with card thickness ranging from 9 mil to 40 mil (.009" to .040"). The printer supports both PVC and polyester cards with polished PVC finish, making it versatile for various credential types.
What encoding options are available on the Fargo HDP5600?
The Fargo HDP5600 includes iCLASS and MIFARE/DESFire contactless encoder capabilities via the Omnikey Cardman 5121. Additional encoding options available include 125 kHz HID Prox reader, 13.56 MHz read/write encoder for ISO 14443 A/B and ISO 15693 standards, contact smart card encoding for ISO7816 memory and microprocessor cards, and ISO magnetic stripe encoding with dual high- and low-coercivity support on Tracks 1, 2, and 3.
What print speeds can I expect from the Fargo HDP5600?
Print speed on the Fargo HDP5600 varies by ribbon type: 7 seconds per card for single-color resin black (K*), 12 seconds for black with overlay (KO*), 24 seconds for full-color YMCKO, and 31 seconds for full-color dual black YMCKOK. Print speed is measured from when a card drops into the output hopper to when the next card drops, and does not include encoding time or PC processing time.
What encoding options are available with the Fargo HDP8500?
We offer multiple encoding modules for the HDP8500, including 125 kHz HID Prox readers, 13.56 MHz contactless encoders (iCLASS, MIFARE, ISO 14443 A/B, ISO 15693), contact smart card encoders for ISO7816 cards, and ISO magnetic stripe encoding with dual high- and low-coercivity support on Tracks 1, 2, and 3. This flexibility supports virtually any credential technology requirement.
What connectivity options does this Honeywell scanner support?
The 1472G2D-2USB-5-N-CPO connects via Bluetooth 2.1 Class 2 (10m line of sight range) and communicates with your host system through the charge and communication base, which offers USB, Keyboard Wedge, RS232, and IBM 46xx (RS485) connectivity. This flexibility allows integration into most warehouse management and POS systems available from us.
What encoding options are available for the Fargo 89980?
The Fargo 89980 supports multiple encoding technologies including 125 kHz HID Prox readers, 13.56 MHz contactless smart card encoding (iCLASS, MIFARE, ISO 14443 A/B, ISO 15693), contact smart card encoding for ISO7816 standards, and ISO magnetic stripe encoding with dual high- and low-coercivity on Tracks 1, 2, and 3. These options enable comprehensive credential personalization for access control applications.
What are the connectivity and interface options?
The Fargo 89980 features both USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity with an internal print server, supporting centralized or remote ID card issuance. It includes optional single-wire Ethernet and USB 2.0 interfaces for inline printing and encoding, with Ethernet encoding available for iCLASS and contact smart card applications.
What ribbon options does the HDP8500 support for different printing needs?
The HDP8500 supports a comprehensive range of ribbon configurations including full-color YMCKO (250 prints), dual black YMCKOK (200 prints), fluorescent options YMCFKO/YMCFKOK, single-color resin ribbons (1,000 prints), and dye-sublimation black (500 prints). We also offer rewritable technology that requires no ribbon for specialized applications.
What are the environmental operating conditions for the 1472G2D scanner?
The Honeywell 1472G2D operates in temperatures from 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) during non-charging mode and 5°C to 40°C during charging, with humidity tolerance up to 95% relative humidity non-condensing. The scanner is rated IP40 for environmental sealing and is designed to withstand 30 drops from 1.5m (5 feet) to concrete. Visit barcodesinc.com for detailed specifications.
What ribbon options and print yields are supported?
The Fargo HDP5600 supports multiple ribbon configurations including full-color YMCKO (250 prints), full-color half-panel YMCKO (350 prints), dual black YMCKOK (200 prints), fluorescing options YMCFKO (200 prints) and YMCFKOK (175 prints), monochrome options KO and BO (500 prints each), solid color resin ribbons in black, green, blue, red, white, silver and gold (1000 prints each), and rewrite technology that requires no ribbon.
What's included with the Honeywell 1472G2D-2USB-5-N-CPO purchase?
The scanner comes with a charge and communication base for both charging and USB data communication, plus a 3m USB Type A straight cable. The base unit measures 132 mm x 102 mm x 81 mm and weighs 179g, making it compact for warehouse counter or dock installations. We offer this complete bundle ready to deploy.
What ribbon options are available, and how many cards can each print?
We offer multiple ribbon configurations: full-color YMCKO with overlay (250 prints), full-color half-panel YMCKO (350 prints), dual-black YMCKOK with overlay (200 prints), fluorescent YMCFKO (200 prints), KO black with overlay (500 prints), and monochrome options ranging from 500 to 1,000 prints. The printer also supports rewrite technology requiring no ribbon for specific applications.
Is the Fargo HDP5600 suitable for high-volume ID production?
Yes, the Fargo HDP5600 is designed as an all-in-one solution ideal for government agencies, universities, corporations, and healthcare facilities that need to routinely produce large volumes of high-definition IDs or multi-function smart cards. It offers cost-effective and reliable operation with multiple ribbon yield options ranging from 175 to 1000 prints depending on configuration.
What connectivity options does the HDP8500 provide?
The HDP8500 features both USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity with an internal print server, enabling centralized or remote ID card issuance across your organization. This dual-interface approach supports flexible deployment in enterprise, government, and service bureau environments.
What are the operating environment specifications for the Fargo 89980?
The Fargo 89980 operates in environments with temperatures between 65° to 80° F (18° to 27° C) and humidity levels of 20–80% non-condensing. It requires 100-240 VAC power supply at 3.3 A and supports both 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequencies, with a two-year warranty on the printer and printhead including unlimited passes with UltraCard compatible cards.
What is the scanning range and motion tolerance of this Honeywell scanner?
The 1472G2D uses an area image scan pattern (640 x 480 pixel array) with motion tolerance up to 10 cm/s (4 in/s) for 13 mil UPC at optimal focus. The scanner supports pitch and skew angles of ±60° and ±70° respectively, with a horizontal scan angle of 37.8° and vertical of 28.9°. Contact us today for application-specific scanning requirements.
What are the connectivity and system requirements for the Fargo HDP5600?
The Fargo HDP5600 features USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity with an internal print server. It requires 32 MB RAM and is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003 & 2008, Windows 7, and Linux operating systems. The printer operates at 100-240 VAC with 3.3 A supply frequency of 50 Hz / 60 Hz and includes a two-year warranty on both the printer and printhead with unlimited pass coverage on UltraCard.
What warranty and operating conditions are specified for the HDP8500?
The HDP8500 includes a two-year warranty on both the printer and printhead, with unlimited printhead passes when using UltraCard™ media. The printer operates reliably in temperatures from 65° to 80°F and humidity levels of 20–80% non-condensing, making it suitable for standard indoor facility environments.