MRX-35 Electronic Calculating Time Recorder Setup and Operations Manual
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Table of Contents GUIDELINES FOR SAFE OPERATION…...................... 1-1 Chapter 1: Overview ....................................................... 1-3 Operation Summary ................................................................ 1-3 External View .......................................................................... 1-5 Button Functions ..................................................................... 1-5 The LCD Display .................................................................
Revision Zones ............................................................... 3-35 Chapter 4: Maintenance and Troubleshooting ............. 4-1 Cleaning (Exterior) .................................................................. 4-1 Top Cover Removal ................................................................ 4-1 Ribbon Replacement ............................................................... 4-2 Fuse Replacement ..................................................................
GUIDELINES FOR SAFE OPERATION….. To ensure safe operation, please carefully read the following warnings and cautions prior to using the MRX-35 Electronic time recorder. ！ Warning Do not disassemble the unit. There is a high voltage present inside, possibly leading to an electric shock. Do not modify the unit. Modifications may cause a fire and/or electric shock.
Do not place the unit near kitchen counter or humidifier. Oil, smoke, or steam generating from them may cause fire or shock hazards. Do not yank the power cord to disconnect from the outlet. Hold the plug with your hand to do so, or the cord may be damaged, possibly leading to a fire or electric shock. Remove the line cord plug from the outlet before transferring the unit, or it may damage the cord, possibly leading to a fire or electric shock.
Chapter 1: Overview Operation Summary The MRX-35 is an advanced electronic time recorder that calculates daily and weekly employee hours based on user-defined options and operating parameters.
User enrollments (ID numbers) are not required for the MRX-35. Hours are stored for each user in the MRX-35 under a special user number that is encoded on both sides of the time card. This information is stored in the MRX-35 for two pay periods and then it is automatically deleted. This information can also be manually deleted by using one of the programming cards supplied with the MRX-35. When the programmed pay period has ended, a new time card must be issued.
External View Button Functions In the normal mode, all buttons are disabled. In the programming mode, the buttons have the following functions: Button No.
The LCD Display The LCD display on the front panel displays the current date, time and day of the week, along with programming information and error codes. Number c d e f g h 1-6 Function Description of Function Indicates programming step on card in Guide Programming Mode. Displays hours and minutes during normal operation. Displays a value, date, or time Time/ Programming in programming mode. Displays an error code when an error occurs. No function. Visible only in programming Indicator mode.
Normal Operation During normal operation, the time and date are displayed. Programming Mode In the programming mode, the display will appear as follows: Note: In the programming mode, time is displayed in a 24-hour format.
Other Components • (3) Basic Programming Cards • (3) Advanced Programming Cards 1-8 MRX-35
Chapter 2: Getting Started Placement/Location When choosing a mounting location for your MRX-35, you should consider the following: • The mounting surface or hardware must be capable of supporting the unit’s weight, 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs.) • The area must be within the specified operating temperature range: -10°C~45°C (14°F~113°F), 10%Rh~90% Rh. • The unit should be in close proximity to a power source or wall outlet.
Wall Mounting 1. Disconnect the power cord from the power source, if applicable. 2. Set the MRX-35 (display side down) on a flat surface. 3. Remove the rivet on the bottom of the unit, as shown below: 4. Place two fingers as shown on the tabs (designated by arrows) and lift the back panel from the unit. 5.
6. Using the back plate as a template, approximate the final location of the MRX-35, and mark the location of the teardrop-mounting hole on the wall. 7. Hang the back plate on a screw or anchor from the teardrop-mounting hole. 8. Level the back plate and mark the location of the bottom mounting holes. 9. Secure the back plate to the wall by inserting screws through both mounting holes as shown: 10.
Power Connection Plug the power cord into a suitable grounded outlet. When the AC power is properly connected, the MRX-35 will cycle the print mechanism and display the currently programmed day of the week, date and time.
The Time Card The MRX-35 is designed for use with the following time card: Item Side Indicator Employee/Payroll Information IN/OUT Punches Exception Mark Notes MRX-35 Function/Description Indicates the side of the time card being used. For Weekly Pay Periods, only Side 1 will be used. Bi-Weekly Pay Periods use both sides (Week 1 on Side 1 and Week 2 on Side 2). Employee/Payroll information is hand written in this area. All time punches are recorded in these columns.
Item Function/Description Daily Net This column displays the total amount of hours for a given pair of punches or a day. This total may include Rounding, Breaks, or Revision Zones (if programmed). Card ID Number This number is used by the MRX-35 to store data from the time card. Barcode The Card ID Number in barcode format. REG, OT1, and OT2 Hours These columns display the accumulated totals for each day that has a Daily Net calculation (starting with the first day of the Pay Period).
How to Insert a Time Card 1. Make sure that there is power to the MRX-35. 2. Verify that you are using the correct side of the time card for your Pay Period: Pay Period Side Weekly Side 1 Bi-Weekly (If the Pay Period is ending in the current week) Side 2 Bi-Weekly (If the Pay Period is ending next week) Side 1 (1st Week) Side 2 (2nd Week) 3. Gently insert a time card into the card throat. The card will automatically be fed in, printed and ejected.
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Chapter 3: Programming Introduction The MRX-35 must be programmed and configured before use. Basic Programming consists of time, date, imprint, and display formatting, as well as Pay Period, Time Rounding, Auto Breaks, Fixed Break, Overtime, Daylight Saving Time (DST), and Day Change Time adjustments. Advanced Programming mode involves creating Exception and Revision Zones. An Exception Zone prints a next to the punch time on the time card during a specified period.
Basic Programming Time Settings To set the time (Hours and Minutes), perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #1 Side A. The card will stop at the Time Settings (Hour and Minutes) position. 2. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card to configure the hour and minutes to the desired setting. 3. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Date Settings position.
3. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Pay Period Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. Pay Period Type and End Day The Pay Period Type and ending day can be configured to your specific needs. Available Pay Periods are: • Weekly: Pay Period ends weekly on the day specified.
2. Select the Pay Period Type by pressing the corresponding button indicated by the programming card. The codes for the Pay Period Type are as follows: Code Pay Period Type 0 1 2 Weekly (Default) Bi-Weekly (Ends THIS week) Bi-Weekly (Ends NEXT week) 3. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Pay Period End Day position. You may press the End button to eject the programming card. 4.
Daylight Saving Time The MRX-35 is shipped from the factory with the Daylight Saving Time (DST) feature enabled. However, it can be disabled if so desired. The procedure for enabling/disabling DST is as follows: 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #1 Side B. The card will stop at the Daylight Saving Time position. 2. Press the one of the buttons indicated by the programming card to either enable or disable Daylight Saving Time. 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection.
3. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card will advance to the Daylight Saving Time End Date position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If DST is enabled, the MRX-35 will automatically calculate the DST end date from year to year. If you wish to manually change this date, follow the procedure below. 1.
Day Change Time The Day Change Time is the time of day that a normal business day ends. It advances the virtual time used for time calculation from the current business day to the next or following business day. The MRX-35 is shipped with a default Day Change Time of 1:00 AM. If you wish to change this setting, perform the following: ！ WARNING!: Altering the Day Change Time will affect your time calculations. 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #2 Side A.
Day Change Override The Day Change Override Time determines if an employee’s OUT punch will correspond to the next or previous day when their shift spans the Day Change Time. It is in this window of time (HH:MM) that an OUT punch must occur to be recorded for the previous day. If the time of the OUT punch does not exceed the Day Change Override window, the OUT punch will be printed in column 2 of that (previous) day.
Example 3: The default value of the Day Change Override is set to 12:59 (12 hours and 59 minutes from the IN punch). If you wish to change this setting, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Basic Programming Card #2 Side A and advance it to the Day Change Override Time position by pressing the Next button once. 2.
Time Rounding Time Rounding is used to simplify the calculation of accumulated hours. When an IN/OUT punch equals or is greater then the Rounding Point, that time is rounded up to the next Rounding Unit. When an IN/OUT punch is less then the Rounding Point, it is rounded down to the previous Rounding Unit. If you are using Revision Zones, the Rounding Unit and Rounding Point will be ignored and the settings of the Revision Zones will be applied to the punch.
3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Rounding Point position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. 4. Make a selection by pressing the buttons indicated by the programming card. The choices are: 1 Minute, 4 Minutes, 8 Minutes (Default), or Adjustable (1 through 60 minutes). If you are using the Adjustable setting, hold down the button indicated until the desired value appears in the display.
Automatic Break Up to two Automatic Breaks can be programmed in the MRX-35. Each break deduction is limited to a maximum of four hours. The amount of time set for each break is automatically deducted provided that the employee works the minimum number of hours to qualify for each break. Example 1: One IN and OUT punch per day.
At 13:00 hours, Auto Break #2 will begin and the employee will punch out. At 13:45 hours, the employee will punch back in. At this time, the clock will deduct a 0:45 minute break for the employee. At 17:00 hours, the employee will punch out for the day. Their total accumulated hours for the Daily Net Total will be 8:00 hours (17:00-8:00-9:00-0:150:45=8:00). To set Auto Break 1 and Auto Break 2, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #2 Side B.
6. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the time (hours and minutes) required to work to qualify for the break deduction and the time to be deducted. 7. Press the Next button to enter your selections. The card and the display will advance to the Daily OT (Overtime) position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected.
Daily and Weekly Overtime Overtime can be calculated on a daily or weekly basis; two levels of overtime can be set for each one. For overtime to be calculated, you must set the number of hours to be worked in a day and/or a week before overtime can be accumulated. Overtime hours in the OT1 and OT2 columns are accumulated for the pay period as follows: The OT1 Column contains a cumulative total of all Daily OT1 and Weekly OT1 Hours that have exceeded the Daily or Weekly OT1 thresholds.
To set the Daily OT threshold levels, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #2 Side B and position it to the Daily OT position by pressing the Next button twice. 2. The display will appear as follows: 3. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the time (hours and minutes) required to work before Daily OT #1 and #2 threshold levels are met. 4. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Weekly OT (Overtime) position.
To set the Weekly OT threshold levels, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Basic Programming Card #2 Side B and position it to the Weekly OT position by pressing the Next button three times. 2. The display will appear as follows: 3. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the time (hours and minutes) required to work before Weekly OT #1 and #2 threshold levels are met. Note: The maximum time that can be set for each Weekly OT level is 49:59.
Imprint and Display Mode The MRX-35 allows you to select the printing format of the hours on the time card. The hours setting also applies to the hours format in the LCD display. For hours, you can choose either 12-hour (AM/PM, default with PM hours underlined) or a 24-hour (military) format. For the Accumulation Imprint, 1/60th’s (Default) or 1/100th’s of a minute can be selected. The Accumulation Imprint setting only applies to the Daily Net and Accumulated Hours columns on the time card.
Date Print Mode In addition to hours and minutes, you can also choose whether to print the day or date on the time card. By default, the Day of Week (MO, TU, WE, etc.) will print out on the time card. You may change this setting to print out a calendar date (DD). If you wish to change the Date Print Mode, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Basic Programming Card #3 Side A, and advance it to the Date Imprint position by pressing the Next button. 2.
Fixed Break A single Fixed Break can be programmed. The break is defined by the Start and End Times entered. The amount of time for the Fixed Break is deducted automatically in the Daily Net calculation if the user is still punched IN between the Start and End Times of the break. The Fixed Break Time will be automatically deducted even if the break is not punched. To set the Start and End Times for the Fixed Break: 1.
4. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Overtime Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. Overtime Type This parameter is used to set how Weekly OT #1 and OT#2 threshold levels will be calculated for a Bi-Weekly Pay Period Type. If either BiWeekly Pay Period Type is selected, the overtime calculation will be based on the threshold level set in the Weekly OT #1 and #2 settings.
2. Press the button for the desired Overtime Type as indicated by the programming card. A code will appear in the display. The codes are: 0 = Weekly, 1 = Bi-Weekly. 3. Press the End button to enter your selection and eject the card. Card Data Clear Since the MRX-35 stores time data by time card number, it may be necessary to manually clear a particular card number and its corresponding time data from memory.
Data Initialization This selection is used to print out programmed settings or reset your MRX-35 programmed settings to their default values. To do either operation, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Basic Programming Card #3 Side B, and advance it to the Data Initialization position by pressing the Next button once. 2. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card to enter in a code to either initialize (44) or print out (77) programmed settings. 3.
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Advanced Programming Exception Zones An Exception Zone is used to print a diamond symbol next to the punch time on the time card during a specified period. This symbol serves to represent a punch that is within a specified time frame set by the user to indicate when an employee arrives late or leaves early. To create Exception Zone 1, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #4 Side A. The card will stop at the Exception 1, Punch Type position. 2.
5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times of the Exception. 6. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 2, Punch Type position. You may also press this button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. To create Exception Zone 2, perform the following: 1.
3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 2, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If None was selected, the card will be ejected. 4. The display will appear as follows: 5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times of the Exception. 6. Press the End button to enter the values selected and eject the card.
2. Select the Punch Type for Exception 3 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display. They are: Code Punch Type 0 1 2 3 None IN OUT Both (IN and OUT) 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 3, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected.
6. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 4, Punch Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. To create Exception Zone 4, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #4 Side B, and advance it to the Exception 4, Punch Type position by pressing the Next button twice. 2.
3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 4, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If None was selected, will be ejected. 4. The display will appear as follows: 5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times of the Exception. 6. Press the End button to enter the values selected and eject the card.
2. Select the Punch Type for Exception 5 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display. They are: Code Punch Type 0 1 2 3 None IN OUT Both (IN and OUT) 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 5, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected.
6. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 6, Punch Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. To create Exception Zone 6, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #6 Side A, and advance it to the Exception 6, Punch Type position by pressing the Next button twice. 2.
3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Exception 6, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If None was selected, the card will be ejected. 4. The display will appear as follows: 5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times of the Exception. 6. Press the End button to enter the values selected and eject the card.
Revision Zones A Revision Zone is a window of time in which the employee may punch in or out (not both), but the MRX-35 will not begin or end calculation at the moment of punch. A punch time in a Revision Zone will be “revised” to a pre-configured time. A Revision Zone consists of a Punch Type, Start Time, and End Time. If the Punch Type is set to IN, then the actual punch time within the Revision Zone will be revised to the Revision Zone End Time.
To create Revision Zone 1, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #5 Side A. The card will stop at the Revision 1, Punch Type position. 2. Select the Punch Type for Revision 1 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display. They are: Code Punch Type 0 1 2 None IN OUT If None is selected the card and display will advance to the Revision 2, Punch Type position. 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection.
6. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Revision 2, Punch Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. To create Revision Zone 2, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #5 Side A, and advance it to the Revision 2, Punch Type position by pressing the Next button twice. 2.
3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Revision 2, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If None is selected, the card will be ejected. 4. The display will appear as follows: 5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times (hours and minutes) of the Revision. 6. Press the End button to enter the values selected and eject the card.
If None is selected (Code 0), the card and display will advance to the Revision 4, Punch Type position. 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Revision 3, Start and End Time position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected. If None is selected, the card and display will advance to the Revision 4, Punch Type position. 4. The display will appear as follows: 5.
To create Revision Zone 4, perform the following: 1. If you have not already done so, insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #5 Side B, and advance it to the Revision 4, Punch Type position by pressing the Next button twice. 2. Select the Punch Type for Revision 4 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display. They are: Code 0 1 2 Punch Type None IN OUT 3. Press the Next button to enter your selection.
5. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times (hours and minutes) of the Revision. 6. Press the End button to enter the values selected and eject the card. To create Revision Zone 5, perform the following: 1. Insert MRX Advanced Programming Card #6 Side B. The card will stop at the Revision 5, Punch Type position. 7. Select the Punch Type for Revision 5 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display.
4. Press the buttons indicated by the programming card for the Start and End times (hours and minutes) of the Revision. 5. Press the Next button to enter the values selected. The card and the display will advance to the Revision 6, Punch Type position. You may also press the Next button to advance through all settings until the card is ejected.
To create Revision Zone 6, perform the following: 1. Select the Punch Type for Revision 6 from the choices indicated by the programming card and the code in the display. They are: Code 0 1 2 Punch Type None IN OUT 2. Press the Next button to enter your selection. The card and the display will advance to the Revision 6, Start and End Time position. If None is selected, the card will be ejected. 3. The display will appear as follows: 4.
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Chapter 4: Maintenance and Troubleshooting Cleaning (Exterior) ！ WARNING!: • Unplug the unit before attempting to clean it. • Do not touch the plug with wet hands. • Always hold the plug when removing it from the power receptacle. • Wiping the case with volatile chemicals such as benzene or thinner will cause it to become deformed and discolored. The case can be cleaned by gently wiping it with a soft cloth moistened with either water or a neutral cleanser.
Ribbon Replacement The Ribbon Cartridge (P/N CE-319250) should be replaced when the imprint becomes too light. To replace the ribbon: 1. Remove the Top Cover. 2. Unplug the power cord from the power source. 3. Flip the Display up as shown. Be careful not to touch the area shown. 4. Using two fingers, press the two white release tabs down and towards the case. While holding them, remove the ribbon. 5. Insert a new ribbon between the ribbon guide and the printer head.
6. Press the ribbon down until it clicks into place. Turn the knob clockwise to remove any slack in the ribbon. 7. Put the Top Cover back on. 8. Plug the power cord back into the power source. The display will show current date and time. 9. Check the ribbon installation by making a test print.
Fuse Replacement WARNING!: Disconnect the power cord from the power source before attempting to change the fuse. If the fuse (P/N EFS-203001) is suspect, it must be replaced. To do so, perform the following: ！ 1. 2. 3. 4. Disconnect the power cord from the power source. Remove the top cover. Refer to page 4-1. Lay the unit face up on a flat surface. Facing the front of the unit, remove the two Phillips head screws in the upper corners of the front cover. 5.
7. Locate the fuse. Replace the desired fuse only with one of the same type and rating. 8. With the front cover on a flat surface and facing up, press both of your hands flat against the sides. 9. Facing the bottom of the unit, set and align the tabs on the bottom of the front cover with the slots on the housing. 10. Pivot the front cover towards the housing, push it down in place, and then secure it with the two Phillips head screws. 11. Re-install the Top Cover. 12.
Error Codes The table below lists the possible Error Codes that may appear in the display and their causes. Figure 4-1 Error Code Message Error Code E-00 E-01 Possible Cause and Solution Internal error. Contact your local Amano EEPROM Error service dealer or representative. Wrong side of card inserted. Verify Pay Card Error Period and the correct side.
Error Code Description E-96 CPU Error E-98 Password Possible Cause and Solution Internal error. Contact your local Amano service dealer or representative. Incorrect password entered. Parameter Error Codes The table below lists the possible Parameter Error Codes that may appear in the display when a parameter is incorrectly set.
Error Code Programming Card P-31 Advanced P-32 Programming Card P-33 #4 Side A P-34 P-35 Advanced P-36 Programming Card P-37 #4 Side B P-38 P-39 Advanced P-40 Programming Card P-41 #6 Side A P-42 P-43 Advanced P-44 Programming Card P-45 #5 Side A P-46 P-39 Advanced P-40 Programming Card P-41 #5 Side B P-42 P-39 Advanced P-40 Programming Card P-41 #6 Side B P-42 Description Exception 1, Punch Type Exception 1, Start/End Time Exception 2, Punch Type Exception 2, Start/End Time Exception 3, Punch Type Excepti
Default Programming Values Basic Programming Item Initial Value Time Setting 12:00 Date Setting 2002/01/01 Input Data Hour/Minute (∀) YYYY/MM/DD 0: Weekly Pay Period 0 1: Bi-Weekly (This) 2: Bi-Weekly (Next) 1: Monday 2: Tuesday 3: Wednesday Pay Period Ending Day 7 4: Thursday 5: Friday 6: Saturday 7: Sunday Overtime Mode 0 0: Weekly 1: Bi-Weekly Day Change Time 01:00 0:00 – 23:59 Day Change Override 12:59 0:00 – 23:59 Daylight Saving Time 1 0: None 1: Enable DST Begin Date 0407 B
Advanced Programming Item Initial Value Input Data Rounding Unit 15 1/6/15/0 Rounding Point 8 1/4/8/0 Daily OT1 : 00:00 – 23:59 Daily OT2 : 00:00 – 23:59 Weekly OT1 : 00:00 – 49:59 Weekly OT2 : 00:00 – 49:59 Auto Break #1 : 00:00 – 23:59 Auto Break #1 Deduction : 00:00 – 03:59 Auto Break #2 : 00:00 – 23:59 Auto Break #2 Deduction : 00:00 – 03:59 4-10 MRX-35
Chapter 5: Specifications Power Requirements: AC 110-120V±10% 50/60Hz Power Consumption: 4W, Idle. 13W or less, Printing Dimensions: 233 mm H X 170 mm W X 115 mm D (9.17” H X 6.69” W X 4.53” D) Weight: 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs.) Ambient Conditions: -10°C~45°C (14°F~113°F), 10%Rh~90%Rh Lithium Battery: 3 years during storage 5 years during operation Print Head: 10,000,000 characters or more (~1,660,000 punches) Ribbon: 180,000 characters or more (more than 30,000 punches).
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