HID FARGO HDPii User Guide - Manual (Page 298)

HDPii High Definition Card Printer/Encoder User Guide L001130 Rev 1.4
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Coercivity The property of a Magnetic Stripe that indicates the amount of
force needed before Magnetic saturation, measured in Oersted
(Oe).
Color matching The process of adjusting color hue, saturation and brightness, to
duplicate a desired color. An algorithm within the Driver, which
adjusts the color balance and provides output with the desired
color, automates this process.
Compressed air Air stored in a tank or produced by an aerosol can, delivered by
through nozzle at a high speed. Used in the Printer to blow out
debris.
Contrast The degree of difference in luminance of two areas.
Control panel The panel on the Printer from which the user can control Printer
functions. The Printer is usually composed of the control buttons
and an LED or LCD display.
CR-79 A card dimension standard of 2.0625 L X 3.3125 W (+/-0.002 W,
+/-0.005 L) or 52.400 X 84.150 mm.
CR-80 A card dimension standard of 2.125 X 3.370 (+/-0.002 W, +/-
0.005 L) or 53.975 X 85.598 mm.
CR-90 A card dimension standard of 2.375 X 3.625 (+/-0.002 W, +/-
0.005 L) or 60.325 X 92.075 mm.
CR-100 A card dimension standard of 2.625 X 3.875 (+/-0.002 W, +/-
0.005 L) or 66.675 X 98.425 mm.
Cursor The marker in the LCD display Window that indicates the active
selection.
Darkness A reference to color saturation.
DB-9 A 9 pin, D-shaped connector, typically used in serial port
interfaces.
DC Motor A Motor that works on DC with continuous motion.
DC (Direct Current) Electronic flow that is unidirectional, flowing from the positive (+)
to negative (-) of a power source.
Default A setting or parameter that comes preset from the factory in driver
or Firmware. Performance parameters can be customized in the
Driver, but can be reset to the factory values usually through the
push of the default button. The default values for the Firmware
are usually denoted on a label attached to the Printer.