black 58mm ticket micro printer embedded thermal bill printing | Shop The World
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Black 58mm Ticket Micro Printer Embedded Thermal Bill Printing TTL Serial Port Receipt Printer Module 9V to 24V
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Products from the USA may come with an input voltage of 110V–120V, requiring a step-down transformer. Check the device wattage to select the correct power converter.
•The 58mm embedded micro thermal printer has excellent performance, clear printing and beautiful structure, and is widely used in medical instruments, testing instruments and other equipment. CAD or 3D drawings are available. It works perfectly with your device, making printing easier than ever. Easily embedded into any type of instrumentation for printing.
•This thermal receipt printer can be connected to Arduino,MCU, Android, Linux, Windows systems and other platforms, and Android provides a secondary development kit. It can easily print text, pictures, barcodes, QR codes, etc. Provide ESC/POS printing instruction set and development materials.
•The printer supports a wide voltage range of 9V~24V, and the maximum voltage cannot exceed 24V. Otherwise, it will burn the motherboard and make it unusable. The printer provides RS232/TTL+USB physical interface, which is TTL by default. Due to the limitation of space, it is impossible to show how to switch. If you need to switch to RS232, you can contact us by email, and we will tell you how to switch in the form of a document.
•The printer supports printing barcode, QR code, text, pictures and other information, and supports secondary development. The printer has the function of automatic paper cutting, and supports full cutting or half cutting. We have compiled an example of instruction set printing according to customers' common instructions.
•Open the paper compartment cover on the front panel to change the paper, the operation is simple and convenient.The structure is beautiful, and the slider can be moved to fix the printer on the device by twisting the screws on both sides of the paper bin.
