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The GTCO/Calcomp Super L VI is the next generation of the well-known SuperL VI Series family of digitizers—digitizers that set the standard in large format digitizing.Professionals in construction estimating, CAD, textiles and other fields will appreciate the added flexibility and improved performance of the Super L VI series. The Super L VI systems now include an integrated USB connection that allows the digitizer to be powered from the USB port of the computer. When the Super L VI is connected via the integrated RS-232 Serial connection, or with the QuikRuler, an optional power supply is required. With a resolution of up to 2540 lines-per-inch and accuracy of 0.010", the Super L VI is ideal for your most demanding work. Sharing a workstation with co-workers is easy too because each user can select the pointing device they find most appropriate for their job. Super L VI allows you to select a corded or cordless transducer—whichever suites your preference and your project. In addition,the transducers are available in your choice of two different styles, offering you the chance to select the style that is most comfortable for your hand. Whether you choose the 4- or 16-button cursor or the stylus pen, you don’t have to compromise comfort for performance! Super L VI’s improved driver set, provided on CD in a user-friendly interface, makes set-up even easier. Custom configurations, previously available through the tablet hardware, are now available through a software configuration program that supports emulations of popular industry formats, including CalComp 3400 and Summagrid. Features Choice of pointing devices - 16-button cursor,corded or cordless
- 4-button diamond cursor,corded or cordless
- Click tip pen,corded or cordless
Compatibility - GTCO Type 5/5A
- Summagraphics
- CalComp
- Ensures compatibility with virtually all software packages
Accurate - Patented sensing technology provides up to 1/2540" (1/100mm) resolution
- ±0.01" (0.25mm) accuracy
Easy to Use - Integrated USB connection allows digitizer to be powered through USB port on connected computer
- Software configuration for RS-232 Serial connection can bequickly configured with GTCO CalComp’s SuperSet™Menu
- SuperSet™allows users to quickly switch between applications
Lightweight - Lightest weight rigid tablet available today
- Provides quick and easy set-up
Durable and Dependable - State-of-the-art materials
- Durable,tough work surface
- Backed by a two-year warranty
Included With Your Purchase - Super L VI tablet and controller
- Corded or cordless transducer (as specified at time of order)
- CD ROM with Software Drivers and Electronic Users Manual
- USB Cable
Transducer Options - 16-button cursor, corded or cordless
- 4-button cursor,corded or cordless
- Click tip stylus,corded or cordless
- Inking inserts for corded stylus
Other Options - Plan hold down
- Clear overlay
- QuikRuler III Measuring Module
- Universal mounting brackets
- Manual lift/manual tilt pedestal
- RS-232 Kit (Power Supply and I/O Cable)
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GTCO Super L-VI 
