Peripheral Products
 | Pen Plotters Selection: |
| Name: 7200A Flatbed Plotter | |
| Product Number: 7200A | |
| Introduced: 1969 | |
| Division: San Diego | |
| Ad: Click to see | |
| Original Price: $3300 | |
| Catalog Reference: 1970, page 81 | |
| Donated by: Martin Willemsen, The Netherlands |
Description:
The 720X plotters were graphics output devices for computer terminals connected to host computers. They worked with most terminals on the market (whereas the 9125 was a dedicated plotter for the 9100). These plotters had a single pen and could plot up to ten inches by 15 inches.
The 7200A ($3300) was a bit serial ASCII machine that operated at 110 baud with Teletype machines. The 7201A ($3300, 1970) was bit serial IBM correspondence, BCD, or EBCD and operated at 134.5 baud). The 7202A ($3575, 1971) was bit serial ASCII that could operate at either 110, 150 or 300 baud).
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