ER-920E
- Keyboard
- Flat
- Printer configuration
- Single station (receipt)
- Positioned for
- Food service and menu-driven checkout.
Model comparison
ER-920E vs ER-925E
The difference that decides it is the keyboard. ER-920E uses a flat keyboard; ER-925E uses a raised-key one. ER-920E is positioned for food service and menu-driven checkout, and ER-925E for retail and item-driven checkout. Most other capabilities are the same across the two, so choose on how staff actually ring a sale.
Where they differ
ER-925E
- Keyboard
- Raised-key
- Printer configuration
- Single station (receipt)
- Positioned for
- Retail and item-driven checkout.
What they share
- Printer Thermal
- Receipt paper width 58 mm (2.25 in)
- Electronic journal Included on both
- Catalog status Current
- Interfaces 2 × RS-232 serial (standard); 2 × RS-232 serial (optional expansion); Ethernet for supported integrated-payment workflows (DC Direct)
Connected equipment
The interfaces listed above describe what each register exposes. They are not a statement that any particular scanner, scale, printer, drawer or payment terminal has been verified against these models — accessory compatibility is currently recorded as ER-920E: Verification required, ER-925E: Verification required. A port that physically accepts a cable does not establish that the combination works: cable, port programming, pinout and firmware all matter. Send the exact models and we will confirm the combination before anything is ordered.
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