ELLIX 20 Receipt Printer Operator's Manual

This manual introduces the operation of ELLIX 20 Receipt Printer.


ELLIX 20 Receipt Printer Operator's Manual - cover page
Brand
ELLIX
Category
Printer
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
53
File format
PDF
File size
1.6 MB
Published
06 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
FBC48D568D9669AB4B45CE8BEE359896

About this manual

The ELLIX 20 is a thermal line printer designed for use with electronic instruments such as POS systems, banking equipment, and computer peripherals. It features high-speed printing at 52 lines per second and supports multiple interfaces including RS-232, IEEE1284, USB, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and Wireless LAN. The printer includes a data buffer and peripheral unit drive circuit for controlling external devices like cash drawers.

What's inside

  • Setting Up the Printer
  • Connecting the Cables
  • Connecting the Computer
  • Connecting the Drawer
  • Connecting the Power Supply
  • Installing or Replacing the Paper Roll
  • Adjustments and Settings
  • Using the Printer
  • Control Commands
  • Specifications

Specifications

Printing methodThermal line printing
Dot density180 dpi(8 dot/mm)
Printing width72 mm
Paper width80 mm
Printing speed52 lines/sec
Receive Buffer Size4K Bytes
Input voltage100/240 VAC
Frequency50/60 Hz
Output voltage+24V DC
Operating temperature0 ~ 40 °C
Storage temperature-20 ~ 85 °C
Humidity20 ~ 90 % RH
Paper Roll SizeMax 83mm Spool
Paper Roll Inside Dia.12mm (0.47")
Paper Roll Outside Dia.18mm (0.71")

Frequently asked questions

What interfaces does the ELLIX 20 support?

The printer supports RS-232 serial, IEEE1284 parallel, USB, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and Wireless LAN interfaces.

What is the printing speed of the ELLIX 20?

The printer operates at a speed of 52 lines per second.

What is the output voltage of the printer?

The printer outputs +24V DC.

Can the ELLIX 20 print two colors?

Yes, the printer supports two color printing.

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