The TM-T88V POS thermal printer is the latest addition to Epson's industry-leading TM-T88 POS printer series. The TM-T88V delivers more speed and more reliability than ever before. It offers 50% faster printing of text and graphics than the TM-T88IV, 35% more reliability, new ease-of-use features and dual interfaces. In addition, multiple configurations of the TM-T88V meet ENERGY STAR requirements making it the only ENERGY STAR qualified POS thermal receipt printer available today.*
Product Features
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Fast and versatile printing up to 300mm/second
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Same fast print speed for both text and graphics
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Industry-first true grayscale printing of graphics
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Best-in-class reliability with a MCBF of 70 million lines
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Dual interfaces standard including built-in USB plus one UIB interface
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Ease-of-use features including drop-in paper loading, autocutter and status LEDs
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OS support for Microsoft® Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000; Mac OS X v10.4, v10.5, v10.6 (Power PC/Intel Processor) and Linux
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Low power consumption, ENERGY STAR qualified
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Handles 80 or 58mm paper roll sizes
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Features print options to reduce paper usage
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Improved cover design protects against foreign objects
Built-in USB interface + another selection: serial RS-232C, parallel IEEE-1284, high-speed USB, powered USB, Ethernet 10/100Base-T/TX, or a Connect-It interface. (Only one interface can be used at a time.)
Paper dimensions
80mm: 3.13” ± 0.02” x 3.27” diameter (79.5 ± 0.5(W) x 83mm)
58mm: 2.26” ± 0.02” x 3.27” diameter (57.5 ± 0.5(W) x 83mm)
Reliability
MTBF 360,000 hours
MCBF 70,000,000 lines
Overall dimensions
5.71 x 7.68 x 5.83” (W x D x H) (145 x 195 x 148mm)
EPoS Electronic point of sale, a generic term relating to the hardware and software at the point of sale.
Ethernet a cabling and signalling specification – currently the most widely used LAN (local area network) technology.
IPoS Integrated point of sale.
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
MSR Magnetic Stripe Reader
OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer.
PoP Point of Purchase, the part of the store where the customers will make their selection of goods.
PoS point of sale, refers to the place where transactions are processed.
OPos Ole for point of sale. A programming standard for the development of Point-of- Sales (PoS) terminal applications.
TFT Display Thin Film Transistor display.
USB Universal Serial Bus (high-speed serial communications between digital devices)
EPP Extended Printer Port (Parallel communications)
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LABEL / BARCODE PRINTERS
Godex EZ-2- Barcode printer
Direct thermal Line and Page mode, 203 dpi. Print speed up to 2 IPS with max. 2.20" (54mm) print width. Optional cutter, auto peel-off (stripper) and font cards.
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CASH DRAWERS - POINT OF SALE Cash Draw
Cash Drawer - Point of Sale - Drawers
The cash drawer/draw is usually the most reliable part of a complete POS system, which is interesting when you consider the ancient technology used to build them.
Basically, every component (with the exception of paints and plastic) has been around for at least 100 years!
Besides just the basic understanding that the product has enough note and coin slots, there are only a few considerations:
Note clips. Some drawers have weak note clips - ensure adequate strength. If the clip is plastic, this does not necessarily mean the clip will break under normally expected workloads.
Draw slides and rollers. Ensure the drawer does not have excessive sideways wobble, particularly when loaded with coins. Sometimes rollers can fail, but we find this is very rare.
The drawer stop. This is the mechanism that stops the draw from coming completely out when it is triggered and a weak drawer stop can lead to the draw, complete with cash, crashing to the floor! Look at the drawer stop and determine its ability to continually - over the course of many, many openings - stop the drawer.
Wiring. While it may seem simpler to re-wire and use the drawer that's under the old cash register, don't take the risk. It may be a 12V drawer, when modern printers need 24V, which can lead to the destruction of the printer's draw control circuit. Even some solenoids in drawers running on 24V have impedance that is too low for modern printers.
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