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CASIO DISC TITLE PRINTER CW-75 - Factory Refurbished

The CW-75 features qwerty keyboard for stand alone operation as well as a USB connection for easy hook-up to a PC. The PC software includes six fonts, 1,055 symbols, step-by-step help and templates. The Disc Title Printer can display 12 characters x 1 line data input and shows the CD-R/DVD layout.

Technical Specs

• QWERTY Keyboard for Stand Alone Operation
• USB Connection for easy hook-up to your PC
• PC Software: Any True Type(R) Fonts available, step by step templates
  Stand alone: 14-language, 5 fonts, 650 symbols
• Unit Display - 12 Character x 1 line data input, shows CD-R/DVD Layout
• Print Format - 18-Alpha-Numeric, 4 Graphics & 2 automatic alignment
• Crisp, Clear, Professional CD-R's/DVD's without the hassle of applying labels
• Thermal Printing
• Printing Areas, Width and Length
  Width of Printing Area : 5/8" (16mm)
  Length of Printing Area : 2-15/16" (74mm)
• 8AA or Optional Adapter (AD-A12280L) Coming Soon
• Software provided by CASIO does not support printing with a Macintosh.

Package includes: USB Cable, Software, Black Ink Ribbon, Template, Sample CD-R, Batteries

CW-75 FAQ

Q1	What difference does the CW-50/CW-75 Disc Title Printer have compared with other printers on the market?
A1.	Many CD-R label printers on the market today print paper labels that are affixed to the disc. This can cause the disc to go off center, which can make high-speed disc operations impossible and can cause read errors. In addition, paper labels tend to peel, which can cause damage to a CD drive or CD player mechanism. The CW-50/CW-75 Disc Title Printer, on the other hand, prints directly onto the disc, which eliminates the paper label problems described above. Other printers on the market print directly onto the disc using an ink jet printing system. Such printing takes time to dry and can run if the disc ever becomes wet. Printing produced by the CW-50/CW-75 Disc Title Printer is dry as soon as printing is complete, so printed characters do not smear or run. In addition to all of this, the CW-50/CW-75 provides quick and simple printing, without the need to create complex data.
Q2	Do I need to input track names manually?
A2	You can download track names and other information directly from a CD that has CD-Text data recorded on it. The CD drive you are using must support reading of CD-Text in order to import CD-Text data. You can use Microsoft Windows Media Player to download track name data over the Internet and then use the software that comes bundled with the CW-50/CW-75 to import the data from the play list. You can also use copy and paste to obtain data from the website of a record company and input it into labels.
Q3	Is printing possible on any type of CD-R disc?
A3	Some CD-R discs are more suitable for printing than others. It all depends on the printing surface.
Q4	Is it possible to print on the entire surface of a CD-R disc?
A4	The CW-50/CW-75 supports printing in two areas, and upper area and a lower area, each of which measures 16mm high and 74mm wide.
Q5	Does the CW-50/CW-75 support color printing?
A5	CW-50/CW-75 ink ribbons are available in a choice of five colors: black, silver, red, blue, and green. Printing is limited to one color per print operation.
Q6	Is it possible to print anything else besides track names?
A6	You can also print images. You can import images captured on your computer screen, or images (bmp, jpeg) you created with other applications.
Q7	Is it possible to erase something that has already been printed on a disc?
A7	No. Because of this, you should be sure to use the preview image to check the appearance of each label before actually printing it.
Q8	Can printing be performed using a Macintosh?
A8	The bundled software provided by CASIO does not support printing with a Macintosh.

$64.00