HP TM-m30II Receipt Printer 340U1AAABA
Compact receipt printer with direct thermal printing, Ethernet, USB, and auto-cutter
- Direct thermal printing needs no ink or ribbon
- Ethernet and USB interfaces connect to POS systems
- Built-in auto-cutter trims every receipt cleanly
- Compact desktop footprint fits tight counter spaces
- HP-engineered reliability for high-volume retail use
Compact Direct Thermal Receipt Printer
The HP TM-m30II is a desktop direct thermal printer built for point-of-sale environments that need monochrome receipt output. It connects through Ethernet and USB interfaces and includes an integrated automatic cutter. The compact form factor suits counters where space is limited.
Practical Limits of Ethernet and USB Interfaces
Ethernet and USB connections provide reliable local communication but restrict placement to the length of standard cables. Direct thermal printing avoids ink or ribbon supplies yet the media darkens over time and with heat exposure. Print speed and resolution are fixed by the mechanism and cannot be upgraded.
Upgrade From Older Serial or Parallel Receipt Units
This model replaces legacy receipt printers that rely on serial or parallel ports and lack an automatic cutter. The jump is worthwhile when a business needs faster throughput, simpler driver support on modern operating systems and reduced paper waste through the cutter. It does not suit operations that require colour output or mobile wireless printing.
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- Price $248.99
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Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.72 kg |
| Package size | 241 × 241 × 196 mm |
Questions about this item
Which connectivity option should I choose between Ethernet and USB for this receipt printer?
Both interfaces are built in; Ethernet suits networked POS lanes while USB works for a single workstation.
What does the 30 figure mean for daily throughput on the TM-m30II?
It indicates a maximum print speed of 30 mm per second for receipt output.
How does the direct thermal interface limit media choices in practice?
It requires heat-sensitive paper and cannot use ink ribbons or standard bond rolls.
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