Not counting surcharges and fees, what fine range does the penalty table give for a first DWI conviction?

Why

A first DWI in New York is a misdemeanor, and the penalty table sets its fine between $500 and $1,000, with up to a year in jail and a revocation of at least six months. The table lists only the fine itself; the mandatory surcharge and the crime victims' assistance fee come on top of it. The other two ranges sit on either side in the same table: $300 to $500 is a first DWAI, the lighter traffic infraction, and $1,000 to $2,500 is a first aggravated DWI, at .18 or more. The same row also covers a first DWAI-drug, driving while impaired by a drug, whose license action is a suspension of at least six months instead of a revocation. The three minimum fines line up in order, $300 for DWAI, $500 for DWI and $1,000 for aggravated DWI.