

- #OLD VERSIONS OF FARGO WORKBENCH DRIVERS#
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Print Speed- 7 seconds per card (K*) 12 seconds per card (KO*) 24 seconds per card (YMCKO*).Īccepted Card Size- CR-80 (3.375 ̋L x 2.125 ̋W / 85.6 mm L x 54 mm W) CR-79 Adhesive Back (3.313 ̋L x 2.063 ̋W / 84.1 mm L x 52.4 mm W).Īccepted Card Thickness- 009 ̋ –. Resolution- 300 dpi (11.8 dots/mm) continuous tone.Ĭolors- Up to 16.7 million / 256 shades per pixel.

Print Method- Dye sublimation / resin thermal transfer.
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Some equations can work, where the printer models are mixed, and different drivers and FW are being used. you can not enable the 'print both sides' option in the driver, even if you have a flipper module.lamination module is shown as a duplex unit in Fargo Workbench, or vice versa.'wrong ribbon' error when a print job is sent.In this scenario, you may very well experience a slew of issues.Īs each model printer should run using its own driver and FW, if you mix them up.running OLD printers with the NEW driver or FW.running NEW printers with the OLD driver.some possible hiccups are as follows:

Many clients have a mix of OLD and NEW model printers, sometimes networked and running off 1 central driver. The NEW (current) model printer should be using the printer Driver version 2.7.0.3.4, and printer Firmware version 5.3.8 (5.4.5 is currently on the Fargo website, yet there are unresolved issues with this version, so it is recommended to stay with 5.3.8 which is more stable). The OLD model printer should be using the printer Driver version 2.3.0.5, and printer Firmware version 4.1.8. While this printer still can produce great cards, there are many 'typical' issues that surround using this model, namely related to the clear transfer film.Ĭheck our other NEWS post with information on the transfer film. The OLD model HDP5000 however, made before 2013, we see many of these with the same problems time and time again.

The cards are printed quickly and of good quality, and we rarely encounter any major problems, including the reoccurring issues from the pre-2013 model. The NEW model HDP5000, made as of 2013, and have little to no issues. Over the past 10 years, HID Global / Fargo has been manufacturing the HDP5000 retransfer card printer.ĭuring this time, we've seen the good and the bad stemming from this overall great printer, and recently have stumbled upon even more new findings.
