SNBC BTP-R880NPV Thermal Receipt Printer – USB & Serial

SKU: 132040-SER-NPV
Regular price $213.75 USD
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Description

SNBC BTP-R880NPV thermal receipt printer — USB + serial, SKU 132040-SER-NPV. This is a high-speed direct-thermal POS printer for retail, restaurant and other checkout environments.

Key BTP-R880NPV specifications

  • Print method: direct thermal
  • Resolution: 203 × 180 dpi
  • Print speed: up to 310 mm/sec in standard monochrome printing
  • Interfaces on this SKU: USB + serial
  • Paper widths: 57.5, 69.5, 76, 80 and 82.5 mm
  • Maximum roll diameter: 83 mm
  • Auto cutter: selectable full or partial cut
  • Barcode support: common 1D formats plus PDF417, QR Code, MaxiCode and GS1 DataBar
  • Emulation: ESC/POS
  • Cash drawer: supports drawer-control output

Why choose the BTP-R880NPV?

  • Fast 310 mm/sec output for busy checkout counters
  • Paper-saving options
  • Keypad configuration rather than DIP-switch setup
  • Windows and Linux support on documented configurations
  • SDK support for Windows, iOS and Android

USB + serial or the triple-interface version?

This listing is the USB + serial SKU. CRS also lists a BTP-R880NPV configuration with USB, serial and Ethernet. Choose the exact interface set your host system needs instead of buying an Ethernet model if it will never be networked.

Will it work with my POS or cash register?

Interface type is only part of compatibility. The host must also support the printer command set/emulation, driver/application workflow and any cash-drawer requirements. Send us the exact register or POS model if you want the pairing checked before ordering.

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Complete your system

Take card payments through the same 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.

Enter the sale once

No keying the total into a separate terminal, and no reconciling two sets of numbers because someone typed it twice.

One setup, one support call

The register, the peripherals and the payment side are set up together, so when something needs attention there is one number to ring.

Checked against each other first

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.

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