DataCard SD160 User Manual

64 Card Design Tasks
Change a Card Design
Card design refers to the combined features of the printed cards.
An organization can change:
 The arrangement of card components, such as moving a photo from the center to the left
side of the card.
 The source for card components, such as using a different camera for taking photos, or using
a new file for a logo.
 The components on the card, such as adding a magnetic stripe, a logo, or a bar code.
Whenever the card design changes, review the settings used for the card. Use this checklist to
guide your changes. Always:
 Use high-quality photos and graphics.
 Print several samples of the updated card design.
 Use cards with a magnetic stripe or bar code in a reader to verify that the data works as
expected.
 Check the Color Adjustment settings if you change a graphic on the card, change the camera
for taking photos, or change the location where photos are taken. Refer to “Color Printing” in
your printer’s Installation and Administrator’s Guide for information about how to improve
the appearance on one element on a card.
 Refer to your printer’s Installation and Administrator’s Guide if you are changing a bar code
or magnetic stripe.

DataCard SD160 Specifications

General

Print Technology	Dye Sublimation
Print Resolution	300 dpi
Connectivity	USB 2.0
Power Requirements	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Card Capacity	100 cards input hopper, 25 cards output hopper
Card Size	CR80 (85.6 mm x 54 mm)
Operating System Support	Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Card Thickness	0.020" to 0.030" (0.51 mm to 0.76 mm)
Print Speed	Up to 150 cards per hour (YMCKT)