SNBC 132083 Model BTP-M300D Impact Receipt Printer with USB and Serial Interface, Black, Fast 4.7 Lines per Second Print Speed, Drop and Print Paper Loading, Stores and Prints Logo Images

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SNBC 132083 Model BTP-M300D Impact Receipt Printer with USB and Serial Interface, Black, Fast 4.7 Lines per Second Print Speed, Drop and Print Paper Loading, Stores and Prints Logo Images, Built-In Wall Mount Capability, Paper-End SensorThe SNBC BTP-M300 produces clear, precise and archive quality documents. It is ideal for requisitions and receipts including coupons, rebates and special offers. The internal power supply eliminates unsightly and messy cords and bricks. Key FeaturesUSB Interface on BoardTwo-Color Print - Uses Industry Standard ERC-38 Ribbon CartridgeFast 4.7 Lines per Second Print SpeedDrop and Print Paper LoadingStores and Prints Logo ImagesBuilt-In Wall Mount CapabilityPaper-End SensorAdjustable Paper Near-End SensorNo Dip SwitchesIncludes Starter Paper Roll, Paper Width Selector, Appropriate Communications Cables, Power Cord, Power Switch Cover, Ribbon and a CD-ROM with Drivers, Utilities and User's Manual SpecificationsMax Print Speed: 4.7 Lines per Second/19.6mm per SecondCharacters Per Line: Font A: 33/35, Font B: 40/42Characters Size: Font A: 9 x 9, Font B: 7 x 9Auto Paper Cutting Method: Manual TearInking Supply: ERC-38 Ribbon Catridge (Black/Red)Interpreter: ESC/POSInterface: Board 1: USB+Cash Drawer, Board 2: SerialDrawer Port: Up to 2 Drawers (+24VDC) / Supports Drawer CompulsionPower Supply: 24V DC ± 5% Internal Adapter IncludedCurrent/Power Usage: 1.5A / 36WOperating Temperature: 40° ~ 114°F (5° ~ 45°C)Operating Humidity: 20% ~ 90% RH (Non-Condensing)Dimensions: 6-1/4"W x 6"H x 9-1/2"DShipping Weight: 9.0 lbs. Review: Printer was returned. - The box it came in looked in bad shape, like it had been returned before. In addition, the technician pointed out that for a brand new printer it didn't look that good. We didn't buy a printer from the technician either, however this printer was returned. It could be that the printer was ok, but I already had doubts based on the presentation. And with that plus the technician's comments I decided to return it.