Sony Hybrid Black and White Graphic Printer for AX4/AX7 Ultrasound System

• Compact, Medical-Grade Digital Printer
• Integrates both analog and digital medical imaging environments
• Features an Enlarged LCD Panel and Joystick Control
• Advanced Thermal Printing Technology
• Print-out an A6-size print in 1.9 seconds
• Wide PC Compatibility .

The Edan Sony Hybrid Black and White Graphic Printer is a compact medical-grade digital printer designed for integration into both analog and digital medical imaging environments such as cardiac catheterization laboratory and digital ultrasound systems. It works great with the Edan Acclarix AX4 and AX7 Ultrasound systems.

Easy-to-use Device with a Small-Form-Factor. Made with a space-saving design, the Sony Hybrid Black and White Graphic Printer can easily be integrated into medical carts. Being the successor of the popular UP-897MD and UP-D897, the Hybrid Printer features an enlarged LCD Panel that displays printer settings, selected paper type and advisory messages for hassle-free use and operability. It also has an intuitive joystick control that provides quick menu navigation and a new Auto-Lock mode that prevents unintentional changes to print settings.

Quick and High-Quality Printing. With advanced thermal printing technology, the Sony Hybrid Black and White Graphic Printer enable photo-quality black and white prints with a high-resolution up to approximately 325 dpi and grey levels up to 256 steps. It can print-out an A6-size print in 1.9 seconds while operating in high-speed mode. The printer allows analog composite videos and digital inputs for flexible use with a vast range of modality devices. It also automatically stores printed images from both USB and Video inputs onto a connected USB Flash Drive.

The Edan Sony Hybrid Black and White Graphic Printer for AX4/AX7 Ultrasound System has a wide range of PC drivers that can support Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 (32/64bit).

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.