TP POS58II Thermal Printer User Manual

The TP POS58II thermal printer user manual covers installation, connections, paper loading, cleaning, self‑test and troubleshooting.


TP POS58II Thermal Printer User Manual - cover page
Brand
TP
Category
Printer
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
330 KB
Updated
30 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
323C1727A4BD90211CBFA1035587A47A

About this manual

This manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for setting up the TP POS58II line‑type thermal printer, including unpacking, connecting to a computer via serial or parallel ports, attaching a cash drawer, and installing the power adapter. Detailed guidance is given for loading the 57.5 mm wide thermal paper roll and for cleaning the print head to maintain print quality.

The document also describes operation controls, self‑test procedures, command reference for ESC/POS commands, and a troubleshooting section that addresses paper jams, misfeeds, unclear printing, and communication errors. Service contact information for TP repair centers in Shenzhen and Beijing is included. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Installation
  • Connecting to Computer
  • Connecting to Cash Drawer
  • Power Supply
  • Paper Roll Installation
  • Operation Panel
  • Self‑Test
  • Print Head Cleaning
  • Troubleshooting
  • Command Reference

Specifications

Paper width57.5 ± 0.5 mm
Maximum paper roll outer diameterφ50 mm
Minimum paper roll inner diameterφ13 mm
Paper thickness53–60 g/m²
Serial interface25‑pin D‑sub, RS‑232C compatible
Parallel interface8‑bit DB25
Cash drawer interfaceRJ‑11 6‑pin
Power supplyExternal adapter (included)

Frequently asked questions

How do I clear a paper jam?

Turn off the printer, wait about 10 seconds for the print head to cool, then open the cover and carefully remove the jammed paper.

How should I clean the print head?

Power off the printer, remove any paper, use a clean cotton swab lightly dampened with alcohol to wipe the print head, let it dry completely, then close the cover and run a self‑test.

How can I perform a self‑test?

Press and hold the SEL key while turning on the printer, then release the key; the printer will print a self‑test page showing status information.

What cable do I need to connect the printer to a computer?

Use a suitable serial or parallel interface cable; the serial port is a 25‑pin D‑sub compatible with RS‑232C, and the parallel port is a DB25 connector.

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