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Cognitive Solutions’ C/Rx Provides Optimal Workflow, Cost,
and Performance for Your Pharmacy Printing Applications

The C/Rx printing solution offers pharmacies the ability to save time and costs associated with their prescription fulfillment process.

The C/Rx printer generates prescription labels fast and saves money on
energy and supplies.  The simple media path prevents label jams and ensures long-lasting performance.  Because the C/Rx is a thermal printer, no messy or expensive toner is required and it utilizes far less energy than a laser printer, a ratio of 10:1 energy consumption.

 
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PCL Compatibility

Historically, manufacturer’s proprietary language was required to communicate with thermal printers. Unlike other types of printers commonly used in the work place, thermal printers do not use a standard programming language for communications and control, similar to the laser printer adopted printing standard, Printer Control Language or PCL, which was developed by Hewlett-Packard.
 
Many computer systems are able to communicate with a PCL printer, making it the ideal command language to be adopted into the thermal printing industry. It also offers an extension of commands for additional features that are not found in thermal printers. This opens the way for the thermal printing industry to develop new and exciting applications.

Cognitive’s C/Rx printer offers true PCL 5 printing. Our printers are not preprogrammed to accept specific label formats. Instead, Cognitive printers are ready to receive PCL commands, providng development "opportunities" around an adopted printer language.