19 Apr 2011

Price List Information

For information that is used below or above the list price of the service, also include a description and type of improvements that will be obtained. Examples of such information that I use below


Note:
The above rates include tax and warranty work for 1 (one) month
These costs are above the outside of the price of spare parts
Beyond Surabaya and Surrounding areas at an additional cost of transport / accommodation tailored to the distance and location of work
For engines above 10 (ten) units We provide special pricing
Kunjunga Non Periodic (service call) is a visit made ​​if Damage Occurs Pls Certain times or the problem without any Limitation


FIXINTECH, CV. It also offers a SERVICE CONTRACT cooperation with an agency. As for the cooperation system and the financing pattern as follows:
Schedule maintenance visits
a. Checking device / machine: 1 month 2 times
b. Small Hardware Cleaning (cleaning out): 4 months
c. Cleaning of Hardware (cleaning inside and out): the beginning and end of the MOU
d. Hardware and Software Installation: 1 month 2 times
Schedule maintenance visits carried out routinely on a regular basis according to agreed schedules
Payments are made every once a month and a minimum of cooperation 1 (one) year
If there is any change of its own spare parts will be calculated

Obviously with this kind of cooperation we can provide maximum service and all the problems on the machine can be minimized, so that will expedite the work.

9 Apr 2011

Plan Your First Exhibit

When planning for a trade show, it is wise to get started about a year in advance. You will want to have time to plan your budget long before it is time to contact display rental companies. Make sure you book your space at the trade show. The earlier you book the more likely it is to guarantee there is space still available and that the space you receive is in the best location possible.
All the background work on your target audience and demographic should be complete by about six months in advance. This way, you can start on really crafting your message. Make sure you have given yourself clear objectives and know exactly what you hope to accomplish through your exhibit. Even if it is five or six months before the show, start to look into display rental suppliers. Read the exhibition manual and study the guidelines carefully.

6 Apr 2011

Clogged Print Head


Clogged print head or print head dries term or clogged. Before you go any further we should be extra careful with the print head. It would be wise if we frequently check the condition of the print head periodically for problems like this. If the problem head like this now appears better start getting ready we anticipated before it gets worse over time.
Printer head may dry out and clog if a time in a long period of time the printer is never or rarely be used. This caused the ink to dry and clog the holes on the printer head. For this problem we can try various ways to address this issue with.
Several types of new models of printers equipped with facilities Cleaning system. Try doing this with an innate facility that is by doing a printer test repeatedly. Or there is also equipped with facilities to clean the head (cleening head). This facility can be used to clean the head. This method is only useful if the blockage in the head not too severe. Usually for a stuffy head padah this way are rarely successful. And if the head cleaning process using the facility you repeatedly do perhaps 15 to 20 times then it will lead to wasteful ink. Or could even lead to "Waste ink tank full" so it needs to be reset.
Other way is to just replace Cartidge. This can be done if Cartidge and head together. This method is quick and easy, but the cost is quite expensive. And this last one of the ways that we can try. We try to clean its own printer head. That is by soaking or enter the printer head into the liquid water / alcohol or ammoniac may be added into it (remember that fed into the liquid is only part of his head, not all of them). Or if you need to buy a special liquid to clean the printer head to dry it (cartridge flush solution), but also the price is pretty fluid. Please do this step about 10 minutes or all day if necessary, also no problem. This move could dilute the ink is dry again. With the melting of the dry ink is expected to return to normal

14 Mar 2011

Brands Typewriter

Brands Typewriter

Forms and models of typewriters vary, so does the brand. Some of the brands famous typewriter, include Adler, Brother, Continental, Erica, Halda, IBM (International Business Machines), Olivetti, Oliver, Optima, Olympia, Philips, Remington, Royal, RC. Allen, Simag, SmithCorona, Underood, Vios, Meruzen, and Rinnai.
Parts of the Typewriter
Parts of the typewriter in general consists of three parts, yaituGandaran, Framework Engineering, and Tuts
(Keyboard)

Parts of the typewriter when described in more detail based on each part and its function is as follows

.1. Spacebar automatic
(Space bar of continuous repetition).

2.Spacebar
(Space bar).

3. Change case while
(Shift key).

4.Modifier keys uppercase
(Shift lock).

5. Release margin (border), the successor to the automatic line spacing
(Margin release, stop and outomatic paragraph and the type of bar release).

6.Typing pressure regulator
(Pulsation regulator)

7. Button / key pairs tabulator
(Key of tabulator stop pre-arangement).

 8. Closing machines that can be opened
(Moveable cover).

9.Hook function returns the type of paper in the position to the left and go up according determinant line spacing
(Line space bar and return of the carriage to the beginning of the line).
10. Clear plastic / transparent tray (mark
patent deflector liner with holes).

11.Roller gear release
(Roller release).

12. Spacers spaces
(Line space gauge).

13.Release button automatic train
(Sarriage release kery)

14. Button / key to remove the tooth spaces
(Key for connecting the line space dis temporaly).

15. Regulatory margin / border left and right
(Front scale).

 16. Scale for setering (center marker) paper on the typewriter
(Escles central for the paper).

17.Paper guide button
(Leteral guide) .

18.Board / backrest second
(Support bars for relations and cancellation) .

19.Backing paper / card to match the position of the letter which we will ketikpada paper
(Card-holders with a reference guide for the position paper scale).

20. Scale to make the center position for a title
(Scale for centralizing headings).

21. Scale to determine the position of the train
(Carriage position scale).
 22. Scale bar clamp and guide paper
(Fixing paper bar).

 23. The scale of the front board
(Front scale).

24.
Button liberator / release paper
(Paper feed release) .

25.Instructions to find out a few centimeters up to the end of the page
(Page-end indication).

26. Guiding the location of typing
(Type guide).

 27. Tabulator key
(Coloum disposition bar).

28. Tabulator key release button
(Key for releasing tabulator stop).

 29. Determinants of ribbon colors
(Position ribbon selector).

30. Backspace key
(One-step back spacer).








1 Mar 2011

AMANO EX3500N

AMANO EX3500N

AMANO EX3500N "Descriptions"

 • The compact size and large clock face allows the unit to be conveniently located.
 • Pinting irregular work in red color.
 • Built-in time signal device.
 • Programmable IN/OUT printing position.

                 "Features"

 • Simple programming (set and forget)
 • Auto card feed/print.
 • Large, easy to read analog clock face.
 • Perpetual calendar
 • Automatic daylight savings adjustment
 • Print format includes day/date, 0-23hours, AM/PM, minutes (10th or 100th)
 • Weekly, bi-weekly and monthly pay periods
 • Two color printing.(Black & Red)
 • Programmable IN/OUT printing position.
 • Built-in time signal function.
 • Compact design
 • Built-in battery backup retains clock memory up to three years

"Benefits"

 • A perfect combination of affordability and efficiency
 • Replaces manual time sheets, eliminating costly errors
 • Simple recording of employee punches
 • Easy-to-see clock face

"Typical User"

 • Warehouse
 • Small Restaurant
 • Small office
 • Retail Store

"Specifications"

 • Printing: Dot Matrix Printing
 • Power Supply: 220/240VAC±10% (50/60Hz)
 • Power Consumption: 220/240VAC: Stand-by60mA,Rated220mA
 • Operating Conditions (Temperature): -10˚C to 40˚C
 • Operating Conditions (Humidity): 10% to 90% RH (without condensation)
 • Dimensions: 190W×224H×127D (mm) - 7.1/2W×8.6/8H×5D (inch)
 • Clock System: Quartz oscillation system
 • Accuracy:  ±3 seconds per week(25˚C±5˚C)
 • Weight:  2.3kg (5.1Lbs.)
 • Memory holding function: Clock and programming data kept for 3 years without AC power.