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TP POS58G Thermal Receipt Printer User Manual
This manual guides users through installing the TP POS58G thermal receipt printer, including unpacking, connecting to a computer via serial or parallel interfaces, attaching a cash drawer, and powering the unit. Detailed steps cover paper roll installation, head cleaning, and debris removal to keep the printer operating reliably.
Operational instructions describe the control panel buttons, indicator lights, self‑test procedure, and hex‑data printing mode. The troubleshooting section lists common issues such as paper jams, mis‑feeds, unclear printing, and provides corrective actions. Appendices contain barcode specifications and service contact information. This manual is written in Chinese.
TP POS58 specifications
| Paper width | 57.5 ± 0.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Paper outer diameter (max) | φ50 mm |
| Paper inner diameter (min) | φ13 mm |
| Paper thickness | 60–70 µm |
| Cash drawer interface | RJ‑11 6‑pin connector |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
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How do I clear a paper jam in the TP POS58G printer?
Turn off the printer, open the top cover, let the print head cool, then carefully remove the jammed paper and re‑load the paper roll.
How do I perform a self‑test on the TP POS58G?
Hold the [SEL] key while turning on the power; the printer will print a self‑test page showing version, interface type and character set.
What cables are needed to connect the printer to a computer?
Use a serial cable (RS‑232), a parallel cable (DB25), a USB cable, or an Ethernet cable depending on the printer model.
What should I do if a paper jam occurs?
Turn off the printer, wait about 10 seconds for the print head to cool, then remove the jammed paper.
What command prints a line and advances the paper?
The LF command (ASCII 0A, decimal 10) prints the buffer and feeds one line.
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 before reloading fresh paper.