SAM4S Model 60 ECR Cash Drawer – Black, 24V
$89.51
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These are the items we associate with this register in our own data. Add what you need now, or keep the register by itself.
Documented in:ER-900E Series Product Update SheetER-900 Series HelpER-900E Series Operator-Programming Manual
Verification is still required for the exact interface, connector or cable, available power, firmware and programming before this hardware should be ordered for the register.A connector that physically fits does not by itself establish compatibility. Interface, cable, protocol, firmware and programming can all matter, so anything not marked as established should be confirmed with us before you order. Ask us to confirm a pairing.
$89.51
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$175.00
Documentation supports this pairing — verification required
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$395.00
Documentation supports this pairing — verification required
Check compatibilitySupport and programming are sold as time blocks at $100 per hour, or $50 for a 30-minute block, Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Eastern. There is no 24/7 line. You do not need to have bought the register from us.
This model uses 58 mm (2.25 in) receipt paper. Check the roll diameter your printer accepts as well as the width, since width alone does not guarantee fit.
Best for
Retail and item-driven checkout.
Decision guide
These are workflow differences, not quality rankings. Use the Register Finder or ask us to compare the exact models before ordering.
Configuration
Electronic journal. This register can keep journal records electronically inside the machine rather than only on paper. That is an electronic recordkeeping capability, not an extra print station: it does not add a second built-in printer, and it is not an external kitchen or remote impact printer.
Initial structured record based on existing Shopify catalog copy; detailed specifications and compatibility remain subject to source verification.
About the ER-900 Series
Multi-use commercial cash registers with raised-key or flat keyboards and single- or dual-station printer configurations.
Typical use: Retail, liquor, convenience, grocery, restaurants, bars, bakeries, concessions, and other general checkout environments.
Compatibility
Cash Drawers
Barcode Scanners
Documented in:ER-900E Series Product Update SheetER-900 Series HelpER-900E Series Operator-Programming Manual
Compatibility status: Verification required. We confirm the exact configuration before recommending or shipping equipment.
Tax setup, departments and items, prices, clerks, keyboard layout and receipt information are a defined service, separate from the hardware unless a package says otherwise.
See programming scope →Technical support is a separate service from programming. Support hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Eastern; we do not offer 24/7 support. The current support rate is $100/hour.
Support & service hub →Replacement & upgrade
A current ER-900 direction for businesses that need more capability than an entry-level register; match keyboard, printer and connectivity requirements.
Confirm the exact old model, keyboard style, programming, scanners, scales, printers, cash drawer, payment equipment, reports and data-transfer expectations before ordering. Do not assume existing programming or peripherals transfer directly.Raised-key current models can preserve a familiar retail, liquor or convenience checkout workflow.
Confirm the exact old model, keyboard style, programming, scanners, scales, printers, cash drawer, payment equipment, reports and data-transfer expectations before ordering. Do not assume existing programming or peripherals transfer directly.Current commercial models may better support stores needing more keys, departments, PLUs and daily use; select keyboard and printer configuration deliberately.
Confirm the exact old model, keyboard style, programming, scanners, scales, printers, cash drawer, payment equipment, reports and data-transfer expectations before ordering. Do not assume existing programming or peripherals transfer directly.Staying with an ER, NR or hybrid register can preserve traditional operation, but the exact replacement depends on keyboard, printer, peripherals and workflow.
Confirm the exact old model, keyboard style, programming, scanners, scales, printers, cash drawer, payment equipment, reports and data-transfer expectations before ordering. Do not assume existing programming or peripherals transfer directly.Before ordering a replacement we confirm:
Documentation
What's included
Everything below ships with the register at the price shown. We list it because a register that looks cheaper often is not, once a drawer and the first roll of paper are added.
Cash drawer
Drawer
A 5 bill, 5 coin drawer with a drawer lock and two media slots.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'Standard Cash Drawer'. Covers ER-920E, ER-925E, ER-940E and ER-945E.
Built-in receipt printer
Printer
Direct thermal, drop-and-print. Single station, receipt/requisition.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, 'Printer - Type'. Single-station models ER-920E and ER-925E.
Operator display
Display
An easy-to-read, blue backlit LCD operator display.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, display panel.
Rear customer display
Display
A 9-digit LED customer display.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, display panel.
Starter paper roll
Paper
One starter roll of thermal receipt paper.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'In the Carton'.
Key set
Keys
The register key set.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'In the Carton'.
User manual
Media
The printed user manual.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'In the Carton'.
Power switch cover
Power
Cover for the power switch.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'In the Carton'.
Cable router clip
Cable
Clip for routing cables tidily behind the register.
SAM4s ER-900E Series brochure, specifications table, row 'In the Carton'.
Each line is taken from the manufacturer documentation for this model, not from a family assumption. Open “Where this comes from” on any line to see the exact source.
Works with
These are the connections and peripheral types the manufacturer documents for this model.
Read this before you buy an accessory
This tells you what kind of device the register supports. It does not tell you that a particular scanner, printer, scale or display will work with it — that depends on the exact model, cable, port programming and firmware, and still has to be confirmed. The accessories we have actually verified for this register are listed below.
Documented in: ER-900E Series Product Update SheetER-900 Series HelpER-900E Series Operator-Programming Manual
Check compatibilityVerified accessories
These are exact products, matched to this exact register. Anything not listed here is not ruled out — it simply has not been verified yet, and we would rather tell you that than sell you a guess.
Model 60
RJ11
CRS, the authorized distributor, lists this 24V drawer as the standard cash drawer for the ER-925E, so the pairing itself is documented.
$89.51
View & buyGCUBE
USB / Serial / Ethernet
Register compatibility verification required
$193.75
View & buyGCUBE
USB / Serial / Ethernet
Register compatibility verification required
$189.95
View & buyBTP-M300A
USB / Serial
Register compatibility verification required
$261.25
View & buyBTP-M300A
USB / Serial
Register compatibility verification required
$256.25
View & buyCR950
RS232
SAM4s setup procedure documented
$175.00
View & buyCR5215
RS232
SAM4s setup procedure documented
$395.00
View & buyDocumented does not mean plug-and-play: port programming, baud settings and the correct cable still have to be right, and that is what we confirm with you before anything ships.
Complete your system
Integrated payments mean the card terminal and the register talk to each other, so the sale is entered once and the totals agree at the end of the day.
No keying the total into a separate terminal, and no reconciling two sets of numbers because someone typed it twice.
The register, the peripherals and the payment side are set up together, so when something needs attention there is one number to ring.
We verify the register, the processing program and the integration path as one combination before recommending it, rather than assuming parts fit.
A processor change is not required to buy equipment. If you are already taking cards, send us a recent statement and we will tell you plainly whether a change is worth making.
Start with the register. Then decide whether you want programming, compatible peripherals, payment review and guided startup. Nothing below requires you to change payment processors.
Programming is a separate service unless the product listing specifically says it is included.
Buy the equipment as listed and handle your own programming, tax setup, departments/items, clerks and peripheral configuration.
Have us prepare the register around your business so the machine can arrive much closer to ready for daily use.
For a more involved installation, combine programming with guided startup and compatibility review before the equipment is finalized.
Do not assume a peripheral is compatible because the connector looks right. Confirm the exact model and interface before ordering.
The old model number is one of the most useful pieces of information you can give us. It helps us compare keyboard style, printer layout, workflow and existing peripherals before recommending a replacement.
Several registers on one counter, or several counters in the same business, should be quoted as one system rather than as unrelated checkout clicks. Tell us how many registers you need, which peripherals repeat at each one and how you want them programmed.
If your current processor and payment setup are working well, keep them. If you want a second opinion, we can review the statement and discuss whether changing anything actually makes sense for the business.
A processor change is not required to buy a register.
Already purchased this register?
Send us the business, programming, peripheral, payment-terminal and go-live details we need to prepare the register correctly. The worksheet will already know the exact model.
Confirm the workflow, capacity and connected equipment that matter at your counter before ordering.
Departments, preset/open prices, PLUs, barcodes and employee workflow.
Enough item, department and reporting capacity for today and reasonable growth.
Verify scanners, printers, drawers, scales and interfaces by exact model.
Document the old model, keyboard, reports and programming before replacing it.
Use a programmed package to match the register, accessories and initial setup to your workflow.
Start with the exact old model and the functions the business needs to keep.
We can review your current processing statement and help match the payment setup to the register. If your existing processor already works well, you can keep it.
Cash register basics that matter
Keyboard style and the number of built-in printer stations are practical clues to how a register is intended to be used. They are not absolute rules, but they are excellent starting points.
A flat, programmable keyboard is usually the better fit for restaurants and food service. It gives the operator a large field of programmable item and function keys for fast, repetitive order entry.
Typical fit: restaurants, delis, cafeterias, concessions and other food-service counters.
A raised-key keyboard is usually used in retail, especially when a barcode scanner does most of the item entry. The operator still has dedicated department, tender and function keys without needing a large flat item-key area.
Typical fit: convenience, liquor, specialty retail and stores using UPC or barcode scanning.
A one-printer register has a single built-in print station, normally used for the customer receipt. This is often enough when the business does not need a continuous paper journal retained inside the register.
Ask: Do you only need the customer receipt, or do you also want an internal paper record?
A two-printer register adds a second internal journal station. That journal roll stays inside the register and creates an analog paper record of transactions in addition to the customer receipt.
Useful when: the owner wants a physical transaction journal for review, backup or established operating procedures.
Still deciding whether a register is the right shape of tool? Read why businesses still buy cash registers, or see how SAM4S compares with other register brands.
The SAM4S ER-925E is a commercial ER-900 Series cash register for retail and item-driven checkout.
Scanner, scale, remote printer, payment and other peripheral compatibility depend on the exact interface, cable, firmware and programming. Confirm the complete configuration before ordering.