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Condition: New Availability: Ships from warehouse Product FeaturesDurable, lightweight portable pressHigh quality digital controllerSwing-Away design that provides excellent even pressure Full Details Condition: New Availability: Ships from warehouse Videos Hide Videos Show Videos USCutter Heat Press Buyers Guide In today's video I show you several of USCutters.com's economy... 9" x 12" Swing Arm Heat Press Machine Product Overview Video --> Technical Specs Reviews Product Overview 9" x 12" Swing Arm Heat Press MachineA smaller, more portable version of our popular 15" swing-arm heat press.This machine applies transfers onto many flat surfaced items, such as fabric, metal, wood, ceramic & glass. Create your own custom t-shirts, mouse pads, tote-bags, license plates, and many other unique & fun items.This Swing-away design is an improvement over clamshell designs, as pressure is directed straight down and is therefore more evenly applied; this improves the quality of the finished transfers. Full 360-degree rotation of swing arm allows the heating element to be moved safely aside, reducing the chances of accidental contact. Voltage: 110Power: 600W Temperature range: 0 - 399°F Weight: 17kg Timing range: 0 - 999sec. Printing area: 23X30CM (9" x 12")Package dimensions : 45X41X37CMHigh quality digital controller Swing-Away design 1 Year WarrantySee tips on How to Use Heat Transfer Vinyl. Technical Specifications SKU: FLHP230B Spec - Style: Swing Arm Spec - Power Requirements: 110 Volt 600W Spec - Max Temperature: 399° F Spec - Warranty: 1 Year Spec - Size: 9in x 12in Spec - Download:

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In a remote connector. Therefore, a standard headphone cable can be plugged in but also special remote control cables, microphone cables and video cables could be utilized with the remote connector. To describe the features of the connector interface system in more detail, provided below is a functional description of the docking connector, remote connector and a command set in accordance with the present invention. Docking and Remote Connector Specifications For an example of the connector pin designations for both the docking connector and for the remote connector for a portable media player such as an iPod device by Apple Computer, Inc., refer now to FIGS. 4A and 4B. FIG. 4A illustrates the connector pin designations for the docking connector. FIG. 4B illustrates the connection pin designations for the remote connector. Docking Connector Specifications FIG. 4A illustrates a typical Firewire connector interface for the docking connector: Firewire Power: 8V-30V DC IN 10 W Max Firewire Signal: Designed to IEEE 1394 A Spec (400 Mb/s) USB Interface In one embodiment, the portable media player provides two configurations, or modes, of USB device operation: mass storage and portable media player USB Interface (MPUI). The MPUI allows the portable media player to be controlled using an accessory protocol. What is meant by an accessory protocol is the software component of the media player that communicates with accessories over a given transport layer. Accessory Power FIG. 5B illustrates the accessory power source. The portable media player accessory power pin supplies voltages, for example, 3.0 V to 3.3V+/−5% (2.85 V to 3.465 V) over the docking connector and remote connector (if present). A maximum current is shared between the docking connector and the remote connector. By default, the portable media player supplies a particular current such as 5 mA. An appropriate software accessory detection system