Embosser
VP Columbia with Power-Dot Braille
Specifications:
- Noise level: 70 db(A)
- db(A): A-weighted decibel is an expression of the relative loudness of sounds as perceived by the human ear. A-weighting gives more value to frequencies in the middle of human hearing and less value to frequencies at the edges as compared to a flat audio decible measurement.
- Tactile resolution: 100 DPI (Dots per Inch)
- Print speed: 120 CPS (Characters per Second)
- 8 dot heights for greater detail
Paper:
- A4 Paper size
- Width: 7 inches by 12.5 inches (17.6 cm by 32.5 cm)
- Weight: 33 lb – 120 lb (90 gsm – 200 gsm)
Connection:
- USB / Ethernet
- Bluetooth / WiFi
- Compatibility: Windows 7,8/8,1, 10
Embosser’s Dimensions & Weight:
- Height: 6.12 inches (15.8 cm)
- Width: 29.9 inches (55.7 cm)
- Depth: 10.8 inches (27.5 cm)
- Weight: 19.8 lbs (9 kg)
Physical Buttons:
- Menu
- Up / Down
- Cancel
How to load paper:
- Open the paper cover by lifting the back edge of the housing top and rotating it towards the front of the printer.
- Lift the tractor flaps on both sides to reveal the tractor teeth.
- Facing the printer from the back, place the left side of the paper into the left tractor and close the tractor flap. Do not adjust the left tractor position. If necessary, adjust the right tractor position to fit into the right side of the paper.
- Release the locking lever on the side of the tractor.
- Slide the tractor to a position so it lines up with the holes in the paper.
- Insert the paper into the tractor & close the flap.
- Adjust the tractor so that the paper is tight
- Engage the locking lever.
- Close the paper cover.
Step by step:
- Turn on the embosser by pressing the switch on the back of the machine.
- Make sure the USB cable is plugged in to the computer and the embosser.
- Open the document to be printed in any software installed on the Windows machine (specify software).
- Open the program’s file menu and choose print.
- On the Print dialog, make sure the “VP Columbia” is selected. Click OK on the Print dialog to start the print job.
- When the printer is finished, it will advance the paper automatically to a position where you can tear it off
- Take your embossed print!