SATO Barcode Printer

SATO is a pioneer in the Automatic Identification andData Colection (AIDC) industry and the inventor of the world’s first electronic thermal transfer barcode printer. It revolutionized the barcoding industry by introducing the Data Col ection System (DCS) & Labeling concept – a total barcode and labeling solution providing high quality barcode printers, scanners/hand-held terminals, label design software and consumables. SATO is one of the first in the industry to introduce a complete, multi-protocol EPC-compliant, UHF RFID solution.Today, SATO continues its tradition of designing and manufacturing high quality industrial printers that deliver reliable performance with each print job. For ease of Operation, All version of Label Gallery can operate on all windows and Japanese Operating System.
Software & Software Development
LabeL GaLLery 2 - Label Design Software
Label Gallery 2 is a unique label design and production suite of software based on an easy-to-use and intuitive user interface designed specifically for SATO Printers.Label Gallery 2 offers a family of professional labeling software products including a multi-lingual user interfaceand complete barcode printing solutions for desktop and enterprise users.
LabeL GaLLery 3 - Label Design Software

In addition to off-the-shelf labelling solutions, INDONAGATOMI ( www.barcode-id.co.id ) sole distributor in Indonesia Market for SATO product also has an inhouse team of Software Development Engineers to cater to special requirement and customise software that fits and matches.

LabeLs and Ribbon
INDONAGATOMI ( www.barcode-id.co.id ) Supplies are produced with the highest quality materials to ensureoptimum print performance and long life for the printhead. They are specifically manufactured to complement the features of SATO printers,but will work equally well on other thermal printers.

M10e
A new addition to the SATO Family, the M-10e is a high speed, wide-web printer that prints a whooping 10,5 wide label without blinking an eye. It is especially useful and ideal for large compliance label applications.
• Large format industrial printer
• Industry leading throughput
• High-speed interface
• Up to 11.8" wide
• Wrinkle-free media handling
• Options and features rich
• Wide range of interface connectivity options using I/F Plug-In Modules
Printing Speed 3" - 5"/s (75 - 125 mm/s)
Weight 50.7 lbs.
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Max Print Area 10.51" W x 16.54" L (266.7 mm x 420 mm
Dimensions 18.7" W x 12.3" D x 12.5"
Print Resolution 305 dpi (12 dpmm)

GL4e Series
• Field-upgradeable UHF RFID option
• Competitive emulations
• Industrial mid-range solution
• Multi-port interfaces
• Industry-leading printer management utility
• Maintenance simplicity
• LARGE graphical LCD
• Standard tri-port communication protocols
Printing Speed Up to 10"/s (254 mm/sec)
Print Resolution 203/305 dpi (8/12 dpmm)
10.75" (W) x 18" (D) x 12" (H)
Weight 33 lbs.
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Dimensions 10.75" (W) x 18" (D) x 12" (H)
Max Print Area 4.09" W x 98.98" L (104 mm x 2514 mm)

GL4e RFID Series
Industries first thermal printer designed for UHF RFID printing/encoding. The GL4e EPC Gen 2 printer is ideal for asset tracking, inventory management, shipping/receiving and distribution.
Printing Speed Up to 10"/s (254 mm/sec)
Print Resolution 203/305 dpi (8/12dpmm)
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Max Print Area 4.09" W x 98.98" L (104 mm x 2514 mm)
Dimensions 10.75" (W) x 18" (D) x 12" (H)
RFID Supported UHF (EPC)

M84Pro
The M-84PRO is by far, the SATO printer with the highest resolution. It comes with interchangeable print heads that allow user to select printing at 203,305, or 609 dpi. Coupled with speed, this printer is a must-have for all high volume printing needs. What’s more is the availability of the various accessories to help make this printer a reliable all-rounder, all year round.
• User configurable 203, 305, or 609 dpi print resolution
• RISC CPU for outstanding performance
• High print speed
• High print quality and print resolution
• Heavy-duty metal industrial construction
• Wide range of interface connectivity options using I/F Plug-In Modules
• Proven rugged reliable design
• 18 MB of on-board memory
• Print from any Windows® application
203 dpi - up to 10"/s
Printing Speed 305 dpi - up to 8"/s
609 dpi - up to 6"/s
Print Resolution 203/305/609 dpi (8/12/24 dpmm)
Processor 32-Bit RIS
Weight 39.7 lbs.
Max Print Area 203 dpi - 4.1" W x 49.2" L (104 mm x 1249 mm)
305 dpi - 4.1" W x 32.8" L (104 mm x 835 mm)
609 dpi - 4.1" W x 14" L (104 mm x 356 mm) 10.4"
Dimensions (W) x17.1" (D) x 13.4" (H)


CL408e RFID/412e RFID
The ideal solution for EPC compliance, tracking, security, and internal closed-loop RFID applications. In a one-step process the CLe RFID printers write, verify and print smart labels and tags with embedded RFID transponders.
Printing Speed 2" - 6"/s (50 - 150 mm/s)
Print Resolution 203 dpi - 4.1" W x 49.2" L (104 mm x 1249 mm)
305 dpi - 4.1" W x 32.8" L (104 mm x 835 mm)
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Max Print Area 4.09" W x 49.2" L (104 mm x 1249 mm)
Dimensions 10.7" (W) x 16.9" (D) x 12.6" (H)
RFID Supported UHF (EPC) / HF (ISO 15693)


CL608e/612e
SATO’s extraordinary CL6 “e” series print a full 6 – 6,5” wide image accepting media of up to 7”. Specially designed to serve the industrial sector where harsh environment is always the norm, this heavy duty series comes with a rigid chassis that is housed in a durable steel case to ensure consistent print quality. With every CL6 ‘e’ series of printer is the exlusive SATO printhead control circuit which monitor the printhead conditions and automatically adjusts print energy for optimum print quality. And now, the ‘enhanced’ version with an amazing throughput takes you a step forward in all technological sense.
Printing Speed 4" - 8"/s (100 - 200 mm/s)
Print Resolution 203 dpi on CL608e (8 dpmm)
305 dpi on CL612e (12 dpmm)
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Max Print Area 6.0" W x 49.2" L (152 mm x 1249 mm) on CL608e
6.5" W x 32,8" L (165 mm x 833 mm) on CL612e
Dimensions 165mm (W) x 430mm (D) x 298 (H)
Weighs 19 kg

MB Series
• 802.11b, Bluetooth and RS232 connectivity
• Up to 1.89"/4" wide print
• Rugged design
• Light weight
Dimensions 3.5" (W) x 5.03" (D) x 2.9" (H)
Weight 0.9 lbs. (with battery)
Print Resolution 203 dpi (8 dpmm)
Max Print Area 1.89" W x 6.3" L (48 mm x 160 mm)
Printing Speed Up to 4"/s (100 mm/s) at 16% printing coverage

CX400
SATO’s new latest desktop printer, CX400 comes with a 32-Bit High RISC processor and allows for maximum throughput directly from standard Windows application as well as from SATO’s preparatory labeling software – SATO Label Gallery. The CX400 not only boats of a sleek look with its smooth lines but also of its sturdy chassis. Offering a superior print quality, the CX400 is more than perfect for low volume printing needs. Designed with “ease to usage” in mind. Its wide loading compartment makes it easy for media loading (5”OD label roll can be loaded).
• Compact design
• Economical solution for low volume applications
• Easy loading and maintenance
• Up to 4 ips print speed
• Large media capacity
Printing Speed 1 - 4"/s (25.4 - 101.6 mm/s)
Print Resolution 203 dpi (8 dpmm)
Max Print Area 4.1" W x 45" L (104 mm x 1143 mm)
Dimensions 7.7" (W) x 10.2" (D) x 6.5" (H)
Weight 8.1 lbs.

CT400/410
At last, a barcode printer small enough to fit into whatever little space you have and at the same time, print a variety of linear & 2D barcode symbologies. With high data transfer & processing speeds, the CT print continuously, without pausing between labels, even when label design are of completely different text and/ or graphics. It even comes with Windows driver that allows the creation of label format using virtually any Windows based programme.
• RISC CPU for outstanding performance
• High print speed
• High print quality and print resolution
• Compact feature-rich design
• Antibacterial plastic enclosure
• Wide range of internal interface connectivity options including Ethernet
2" - 6"/s (50 - 150 mm/sec) on CT400
Printing Speed 2" - 4"/s (50 - 100 mm/sec) on CT410
Print Resolution 203 dpi on CT400 (8 dpmm)
305 dpi on CT410 (12 dpmm)
Weight 6.6 lbs.
Processor 32-Bit RISC
Max Print Area 4.1" W x 15.7" L (104 mm x 400 mm)
Dimensions　 7.8" (W) x 9" (D) x 7.1" (H)

DR300
Touch-Screen with 10-Key-Pad controller gives ease of operation & better productivity
This retail printer has stand-a-lone feature, which means you do not need a separate computer to design your labels &tags. The optional user-friendly Touch-Screen with 10-Key-Pad controller gives ease of operation & better productivity. With the Enhanced ROM, the DR300 is now capable of calculating Discount, GST/VAT and Unit Item Price. With an optional memory card, it can store up to 2800 sets of pre-set data.
Print Resolution 203dpi (8dpmm)
Max. Print Area W80mm x L178mm (W3.15” x L7”)
Print Speed 100, 125, 150mm/sec (3.94, 4.92, 5.91 ips)
Dimension W212 x D392 x H240mm (W8.3” x D15.4” x H9.4”)
Weight 8kg

Google Toolbar - How to Add it to Your Browser and Why You Want to Do It

In simple terms, a web browser toolbar is any group of buttons or icons that activate a given program function when clicked. They are designed to offer shortcuts to commonly used functions when you browse the Internet.

It's a worldwide accepted fact that Google is the most popular search engine amongst thousands of Internet search engines. But if you have to pull up Google's home page every time you run a search, you're wasting time. Google Toolbar was designed as a tool to make the Internet surfing easier and help people find the information they are looking for as quickly and easily as possible.
Google toolbar offers major benefits and other miscellaneous useful features, which are listed below:
Google Search Window: Take Google's search window with you anywhere you go on the Internet. This built-in search window makes it incredibly easy to make a quick and efficient search regarding anything you happen to be reading. It helps people find the information they are looking for as quickly and easily as possible.
Pop-Up Blocker: Pop-up ads - the little advertisement windows that sprout like weeds in your garden that "pop up" in your browser window and are a real impediment to productivity. It's best to use a pop-up blocker, which prevents these annoyances from opening as you surf the web. The Google toolbar has a built-in pop-up blocker that provides relief from this perpetual pest.
Auto Fill: The Google toolbar's auto fill function can save you scads of time filling out order forms and other pages on the Web. The feature lets you store your name, address, and other information in one place securely on your computer. This allows you to automatically have any form filled in based with your saved personal information and drastically speed up the process of filling out forms and applications online.
Additional Features: Google is continuously making updates and upgrades to the functions represented on the Google toolbar. Now they have options for spell check, a word translator and an autolink feature that instantly provides a map of a given location, bookmarks, a VIN number that gives a vehicle's history, ISBN numbers to book history, etc.
Google Toolbar for Internet web browsers is a feature provided by Google Inc. and it can be installed in almost any browser including Internet Explorer (IE) and Firefox. It provides you a Google search bar directly in your browser window. To install Google toolbar in your browser, first you must make sure you have an eligible operating system like Windows. It can be installed by navigating to: http://toolbar.google.com and following Googles installation instructions.
After you've installed Google Toolbar, you will notice it has a shortcut to the Google Bookmark page and Page Rank indicator. The Page Rank indicator denotes a web pages importance according to Google. Website pages are ranked on a scale of 0-10. Zero being the least important and ten the most important. Google Toolbar also has a feature that allows you to login quickly to your blog or Gmail account.
Google is also offering a new version of the Toolbar for enterprise environments. With this new version, a business can distribute customized toolbars to their users pre-loaded with custom buttons for Intranet sites, employee directories, and frequently used information sources.
These are just a few of the useful features provided by Google toolbar. It should be clear that Google Toolbar is a must for anyone who uses an Internet browser on a regular basis for faster and more efficient Internet surfing experience.

Steve Kozyk
CEO/Founder ITegrity
SEO Web Development & Custom Web Site Design Company
http://www.itegritygroup.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Steve_Kozyk

Getting Started in SEO - What is SEO and How it Benefits Your Website

Having trouble getting started in SEO? Here is a little article in the first of a series I wrote up giving you layman's knowledge about how to get started in SEO. You can literally get started in SEO straight away right after you finish reading this article. Heck, I'm practicing SEO as we speak by writing this article. My aim in this article is to explain to you what it is and why you would want to think about learning about how to get started in SEO.

You need a solution to a problem. You turn on the computer, go online onto Google and type in your problem. The first page has numerous, relevant, important pages that provide you with solutions to your problem.
Welcome to the world of SEO.
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It is one of the most popular free means of getting "traffic" to a site. In layman's terms, it means getting interested people to click onto the link for your website.
It is an important skill of Internet Marketers and Webmasters; Internet Marketers want their stuff to be bought, so they try to optimize their site to show up on page one of a search engine. Webmasters, those in charge of maintaining the design and popularity of a site, also have to be SEO specialists.
So. How do you go about getting started in SEO and getting your site to show up on the first page of a search engine? I'll tell you now that it's not easy getting started in SEO. A page that may have been number 1 a week a go may be number 2 this week. SEO should ideally be maintained regularly. That is, if you want your page to stay on top.
Without further ado, let's get started in SEO!
All content online is connected. It's a small world online, thanks to the search engines. They employ the use of mathematical formulae to calculate how "relevant" a page is. It also gauges the "importance" of a site by how many links point towards the site, ie. a site that has 10 recommendations from other sites will rank higher than a site that has 9 recommendations. But it doesn't stop there. Those 9 or 10 sites that link back to your site have to be deemed as "important" themselves to boost up your website.
Naturally, these two points go hand-in-hand; when you're getting started in SEO, try and have content that is relevant. Relevance leads to the article being deemed as an authoritative source and hence it will more likely get linked by big sites. Write to get interest, not to get traffic.
That's it for one article. To summarise, in order to get started in SEO, you have to write interesting, relevant content that would want people to link to your website,since that increases your important and subsequently, page number. Good luck getting started in SEO!

How to Check If Google Has Indexed Your Site

If you own a website or a blog, or both, you'd probably want Google to know you exist. I mean, Google knew YouTube existed and copped it for a whopping $1.6 billion dollars. I'm sure you could do with, half of that kinda cash lying around somewhere. So to get there, you need to get your site or blog indexed in Google as a starting point.

How To Check If Google Has Indexed My Site
1. Fire up your browser and go to Google. Now, type in the url of your site or blog into Google's search box either like http://yoursite.com/ or www.yoursite.com or yoursite.com. Each variation of the url might bring up different results so try all of those. If you get a result, you're IN! You're now in Google's database where someone who happens to search for your name or the name of your site, will find it in Google. For this example, I'll be using General Motors' blog (bet ya didn't know General Motors' had a blog, did ya?). Why General Motors as an example? I just like the color of its site.
2. Alternatively, you could type in site:http://www.yoursite.com or site:yoursite.com to see if it's indexed. This special syntax tells you how many of your pages Google has already indexed and are showing up in its database. Don't fret if yours isn't indexed yet. If your site is relatively new, it's quite probable that could be the reason why.
3. Now, if your site is indexed, what you'd probably like to do next is find out, how much Google really knows about it. So, type in info:http://www.yoursite.com or, info: followed by any of the other URL variations I mentioned above. That should bring up a page which looks something like this:
Google shows a few clickable links which you can click to get more information about your site. You will see a link to Google's cache of your URL. A cache is a copy of the page that Google indexed. You can click on 'link to' to see who's linking to your site and so on (a tool that I would recommend you use to find out who's linking to your site is MarketLeap's Link Popularity Check at http://www.marketleap.com/publinkpop/. It's free to use and very useful indeed).
Let's just try clicking on Google's cache and see what pops up. What you'll see is a bit of information that Google tells you about when it last indexed your site and at what time.
Tip: Those 'in the know' about search engine optimization takes advantage of Google's cache feature to have it spider their sites regularly. Here's how you can do the same:
If you have a whole lot of pages on your site, Google's bots will never usually index all of it in one go. It will spider your site a bit at a time and return to index some more.
What you do is check Google's cache a few times over a few days to see how often Google's bots 'pays homage' to your site. Once you get an idea of its frequency, update your content before Google's bots returns. Do this regularly enough, and Google's bots will understand that your site is one that is regularly updated. What happens then is the bots will keep a regular schedule of visiting your site.
Taking advantage of this fact, place a link in your site or blog (now knowing fully well when Google is coming over for a visit), that points to your own product page, which could be a direct response web site or an order page (these sites hardly rank well in Google because of its lack of content). This sends a surge of traffic from your blog (which is now regularly visited by Google) to your product's website (hardly visited by Google). That's traffic you never had to pay for.
There's a lot to search engine optimization than meets the eye, but it is vital to anyone doing business online to understand it. I'll be covering more on this topic along the way and pointing you to resources that will keep you well up-to-date on how to keep you sites highly ranked and bringing in steady traffic.
Copyright 2006 Kevin Singarayar. All rights reserved.