Star Micronics TSP143IIU GRY US Receipt Printer
- Direct Thermal
- 5.91 in/s
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Direct thermal receipt printer with serial interface, 250 mm/sec speed, auto-cutter and 406 x 203 dpi resolution
The Star Micronics 39442310 TSP743IID-24GRY is a direct-thermal receipt printer built for high-volume retail, hospitality and healthcare counters. It prints at 250 mm per second, delivering up to 45 receipts per minute at 406 x 203 dpi, and includes an auto-cutter and paper-low sensor for continuous operation. Gray finish.
Connection is a single serial port; the printer requires the external PS60A power supply (not included). Paper loading uses a drop-in mechanism that accepts 80 mm rolls up to 100 mm diameter, with guides for 82.5 mm and 58 mm widths. Windows, Linux, Android, iOS and macOS drivers are supplied on the installation CD. Wall-mount bracket and interface cover are in the box.
Ideal for businesses that need fast, graphic-capable receipts on a serial link and have space for an external power brick. Not suited for USB-only, Ethernet-only or Bluetooth-only host systems, nor for operators who cannot accommodate a separate power supply unit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Star Micronics |
| Product line | TSP700II |
| Model name | TSP743IID GRY |
| Product color | Gray |
| Performance | |
| Printing speed | 250 mm / sec |
| Max monochrome resolution | 406 × 203 dpi |
| Memory | |
| Memory size | Flash: 16 MB |
| Ports & slots | |
| Interface type | Serial |
| Power | |
| Power supply | External; Requires PS60A External Power Supply |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 5.82 in × 5.79 in × 8.39 in |
| Product weight | 3.86 lb (1.75 kg) |
| Shipping weight | 3.18 kg |
| Package size | 213 × 147 × 147 mm |
| Compatibility | |
| Accepted media sizes | Width: 80 mm standard, 82.5 and 58 mm with paper guide Thickness: 0.065 to 0.15 mm Roll Diameter: Up to 100 mm Easy-Load: "Drop-In & Print" Paper Out Sensor: Standard Black Mark Sensor: Standard Paper Low: Standard Maximum Print Width: 80 mm paper = 72 mm, 82.5 mm paper = 80 mm, 58 mm paper = 52 mm |
| OS compatibility | Windows 8.1, Windows XP 32 Bit, Vista 32/64 Bit, Windows 7 32/64 Bit, Server 2008 32/64 Bit, XP Embedded, POSReady 2009, OPOS, JavaPOS, USB Vendor Class, Linux, Android and Blackberry |
| Mac compatibility | Mac OS X, StarIO SDK with support for iOS |
| More details | |
| Printing method | Thermal |
| Supported barcodes | 9 versions / PDF417, QR, Maxicode Options |
| Cutter type | Auto-Cutter |
| Media format | TRF-80 (87993460) |
Send a test page from the driver or configuration utility; the auto-cutter should trim each receipt cleanly and the status LEDs will show ready with no paper-out or cover-open errors.
The package contains the printer, installation CD with drivers and utilities, wall-mount bracket, interface cover, 58 mm paper guide and power-switch cover; the PS60A-24B US external power supply is required but not included.
Use 80 mm rolls for standard receipts; the supplied 58 mm paper guide lets you switch to 58 mm media for labels or narrower tickets without additional parts.
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