Magicard Tango 2e Manual

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Custom Key Data Form
For Rio 2, Tango 2, Rio 2e, Tango 2e & Tango +L
This form is used to specify the Custom Key for your Rio 2,
Tango 2, Rio 2e, Tango 2e or Tango +L ID card printer.
The Custom Key is the memory card device that :
•Holds your HoloKote watermark custom design.
•Can also be used as a Locking Key for your printer.
CONTACT INFORMATION
DEALER CUSTOMER
Dealer _________________________
Contact ________________________
Phone _________________________
Email __________________________
P.O. # _________________________
Customer _______________________
Contact ________________________
Phone _________________________
Email __________________________
ORDER INFORMATION
Order quantity _________________ Signature ________________________
Custom Key function (tick one or both) :
HoloKote custom design □
Locking key □
New Key □
Repeat Key □
Original key serial # ________________
How will the logo be used?
Printed over entire card surface □
Used only in one position □
(mark one position on grid below)
How is the logo data being supplied?
Email (preferred method) □
CD □
Mark only one position on this grid.
Note : You do not need to specify the orientation (landscape or portrait) of the HoloKote logo as
the Rio 2 / Tango 2 driver allows you to choose either orientation in the driver user interface.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND ADVICE
Designs should be:
•Made up of black and white only, no greyscale or color
•Be in the dimension of 149 x 149 pixels
•Bold and clear designs – bear in mind that the actual printed area on the card
surface for each logo is only half an inch square (12 mm square).
•Be in .JPG or .BMP format
Ideally designs shouldn’t be:
•Made up of multi-color or rainbow like designs
•Be in a really small dimension or an unbalanced dimension (e.g. 150 x 200)
•Contain small thin text and images
Examples of good designs :
These two designs are good because they
are made up of only black and white, they
incorporate text and images that are big and
bold, the designs make good use of the
space provided and fit easily in the preferred
dimension. They also look good when
repeated across the card, in that they do not
‘run into’ each other.
Examples of bad designs :
1 2 3 4
5 6
These designs are bad because they have:
1. Too much black (should be maximum 45% black)
2. Too many colors (should be black & white)
3. Too much detail
4. Too small
5. Colored in greyscale
6. Unbalanced dimensions (too wide)

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CARD SAMPLES
This page shows some examples of what HoloKote looks like printed on an ID
card.
HoloKote only HoloKote with HoloPatch
HoloKote with HoloPatch