The Amano PIX 55 and Amano PIX 200 electronic time clocks replace the age old punch clocks that were the industry mainstay for the past hundred years or more. Utilizing the same time cards from their older mechanical brothers, the Amano PIX55 and Amano PIX200 time clocks offer more than just accurate time keeping. Automatic setting features, (something the old mechanical time clock's only dreamed of), make your life a lot simpler. The PIX55 and PIX200 the time clocks feature easy-to-change ink ribbon cartridges, eliminating what for many was a costly service call, or at least an inky, messy ordeal. And the fact that both time clocks can receive the NIST radio signal from the Atomic Clock in Boulder, CO, and you'll have one of the most accurate electronic time recorders on the planet.

Use as an employee time clock or as a document time stamp, both  the Amano PIX55 and Amano PIX200 offer push bar or paper activated triggering. The small footprint and quiet operation of the PIX55 and PIX200 make them suitable even for a quiet office environment. Features offered in both the PIX-55 and PIX-200 time clock include lithium battery-backed memory for clock and program data, automatic daylight savings time adjustment, perpetual calendar, programmable imprint selections, left or right edge printing, and wall or tabletop mounting. The illuminated print window allows for accurate time card alignment even in the darkest corner.  In addition, the Amano PIX200 features fully programmable alpha-numeric messages, numbering, two character sizes with up to 20 characters per line, plus optional features of  full power reserve and signaling interface.