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Discontinued
Superseded to STR14099001

Simplex 100 Time Recorder (110 volt/60 Hz)

Item Number: STR1603-9101 Supplier: JOHNSON CONTROLS FIRE PROTECTION LP

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED. SUGGESTED REPLACEMENT IS STR14099001.

Description

Simplex 100 Time Recorder

Features

Perpetual calendar to the year 2094, automatically advances to the current day, month and year.
Automatic daylight savings time adjustment.
Memory protection; lithium battery maintains time and date.
Internal piezo alarm can be set to activate bells throughout the day (up to 24).
Master clock interface (24 hour) permits Simplex 100 to be synchronized by a Simplex master clock system.
Master/slave capability acts as a master clock, synchronizing time throughout a building.
Adjustable margin setting allows user control of printing location.
Snap-in ribbon cartridge. Long lasting, easy-to-use ribbon cartridge provides clear print impressions.
Tamper-resistant security lock prevents tampering with clock settings.
User-definable print activation. Print is activated automatically by inserting a document, or manually by contacting the touch plate, or both.
Message display, one of the following: RCVD, IN, OUT, PAID, SENT, FILED, FAXED.
Customized comments.
Flexible print options. Prints any combination of time*, date, number and comment, put to 20 characters (*12 or 24 hour, seconds, minutes, tenths, hundredths).
Document numbering, 1 to 6 digits - 0 to 999999, 0 to 9 repeats.
Multilingual printing capability: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Roman, Common.
Made in USA.

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