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INTRODUCTION
EPSON now offers adot matrix printer which sets anew standard ofexcellence for
hard copy
technology-the
FX-80 and
FX-lOO.
It
provides the same indisputable high quality output and reliability as the MX
Series printers and so many new features with the best cost-performance ratio in
the industry.
Unlike conventional printers, the
FX-80/FX-I00
is
not limited to the program-
selectable ASCII and International character sets.
Any character
or
symbol that can be defined in a
11
x9 matrix, can be created and
added as part of the printer's character set.
New characters can be created easily
by
program.
The
RAM
stores up to 256 characters, extending the printer's versatility to meet
almost any printing application. Atrue "Universal" printer.
The FX-80/FX-100 prints at 160 characters
per
second (CPS) to minimize the time
you wait for your printout.
For
aquiet office environment, ahalf-speed mode (80
CPS) can be selected by software.
The FX-80/FX-100 provides anumber of additional features.
For
example, any of
nine bit image modes are program-selectable.
And
all nine can be used in the same
print line in any combination. The modes include: Quadruple Density,
CRT
Graphics I, Plotter Graphics, and
CRT
Graphics II and two 9-dot Bit Image
modes. The FX-80/FX-100 can print in any character
styles-Emphasized,
Condensed, Proportional, Elite, Alternate, and
others-including
all styles
available with the MX Series.
Like the MX Series, the FX-80/FX-100 prints on pin-feed paper, cut sheet,
or
roll
paper (FX-80 only).
An
original and up to two copies at atime can be printed.
When you consider all
of
the new features
of
the FX-80/FX-100, it
is
clear that the
FX-80/FX-I00
is
the ideal printer for awide variety
of
home and office printing
needs.
The
name to always remember in digital printers
is
EPSON. Anything else
is
second best.
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