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Partner Tech CD6220The PartnerTech CD-6220 Pole Display builds on the versatility of the CD-5220 and adds the capability of receiving power directly from the PC power supply. The pole is made of two segments, allowing for up to 4 different height configurations. It also comes standard with a serial pass-through function, making it ideal for any location where serial ports are limited. |
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 | PartnerTech CD6220 Serial RS-232 Interface, 2 line x 20 column, Vacuum Fluorescent Display, 11mm Character Height, Standard Base and Cable, Color: Black [CD-6420ST12110-B] |
$268.00 | ||
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| PartnerTech CD6220 Serial RS-232, 2 line x 20 column, Vacuum Fluorescent Display, 11mm Character Height, Standard Base and Cable, Color: Beige [CD6220ST12110] |
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Total Height: Variable Viewing Angle Max: 5-35 degrees Pitch Angle Max: 35 degrees Weight: 2 lbs Cable Length: 6´ Operation Interface: RS232 db9 female with pass through function Power Source: 12 VDC /- 5% Power Consumption: 5W Display Type: Vacuum fluorescent display Display Pattern: 5 x 7 dot matrix Brightness:850 cd/m ² Character Type: 95 Alphanumeric characters & 13 partners sets Character Size: 0.35"x0.21" Character Number: 20 x 2 Warranty 1 Year |
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Most pole displays connect directly to a serial port and only require the correct serial port (COM) to be
selected in point of sale software in order to work. Even USB pole displays will create their own
"virtual" COM port to communicate with your software.
- POSMicro Staff |
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