TSC TDM-30
Manuals and User Guides for TSC TDM-30. We found 16 manuals for free downloads Product Datasheet, User's manual, User guide, Programming Manual, Setup Guide
TSC TDM-20 is a mobile direct thermal printer designed for on-the-go printing. It features a rugged palm-size design that has passed extensive testing for consistent, long-lasting performance. With multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB, the TDM-20 can be easily integrated into various systems. It also supports ESC/POS language and has an OPOS driver for POS systems, making it compatible with a wide range of software applications.
Key Features
68 keys large keypad layout
Big LCD screen (20 characters × 2 lines)
Additional RS-232 port for other input device
Maximum 50 files can be stored in memory
Upload or download files through serial port
Real Time Clock (Y2K compatible)
Pages: 4 TSC TDM-30 Product Datasheet
Brand: TSC Category: POS/mobile printers Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
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Frequently Answers and Questions
How do I clear the LCD display?
Use the CLS command.
How do I position the cursor on the LCD display?
Use the LOCATE command.
How do I output data to the serial port?
Use the OUT command.
What is the EOP command used for?
The EOP keyword must be placed at the end of a program file if the DOWNLOAD keyword is used in the program.
Questions & Answers
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How to configure the Wi-Fi network settings?
Connect the printer to a computer via USB and launch the Printer Management utility. Access 'Printer Configuration' and navigate to the 'Wi-Fi' tab. You can then select the WPA mode, toggle DHCP to 'OFF' to set a static IP, or update the printer name. Click 'Set' to save the changes and restart the device.
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How can the device communicate with a printer?
The device, SMART KEYBOARD, is designed to communicate with a printer via its COM1 port. Before establishing a connection, it is necessary to verify that the pin configuration of the keyboard's COM1 port (keyboard cable) is compatible with the printer's COM port. Additionally, you must configure the device's communication parameters, such as baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits, to ensure they align with the printer's settings. These parameters include: Baud rates: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps; Parity: None, Even, or Odd; Data bits: 7 or 8; Stop bits: 1 or 2.
How can print information text be obtained from the printer during printing using the device?
To obtain print information text from the printer during printing, the INP$() command, which is part of the TSKL functions, can be utilized. This command is used to receive a single byte of data from the serial port. To read data from the COM1 port connected to the printer, the parameter should be set to 0, for example, INP$(0). This function will return a string value.
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