What are the Epic 880 printer standard features?
Standard Features
The following features are standard for Epic 880TM printers:
Integrated printer mechanism/main controller PCB architecture
Variable length presenter, capable of handling from 63.5 to 254 mm. (2.5 -10 inches) length tickets
Full-cut auto-cutter module as part of printer mechanism
Minimum 150 mm (6.0”)/second print speed (monochrome black text)
203 dpi print resolution (8 dots/mm.)
Special print scalable to 8x with reverse, underscore, italic, and bold print
44/57 characters per line for 80 mm paper width
Face-up print orientation
ASCII and Unicode character encoding
Ladder and fence barcode printing supporting UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN13, EAN8, Code39, ITF, CODABAR, Code93, Code 128, Code31, and Interleaved 2 of 5
Serial RS232C and USB interfaces built into main controller PCB
Selectable baud rates
Drivers for Windows XP and XPe
4 MB minimum flash memory and 8 MB RAM
Ithaca command set emulation
Power: 24 VDC
Power Connector: 4 pin Molex
Paper Out, Paper Cover-Open, Paper Low, Top-Of-Form, Jam Detection, Transport Ticket Taken, Head Temperature, and Ticket Retract sensors
Ticket retract feature
Power and error LED(s)
Paper feed button
Easy paper loading
Portrait or landscape printing under Windows
Internal counters to track number of hours on, cuts completed, lines fed, and error conditions
Capable of handling a 152 mm. (6.0 inch) diameter, 82.5mm. wide paper roll
Compliant with RoHS (Restriction on Hazardous Substances)
Bezel assembly with LEDs (translucent blue)
Optional Features
The following options are available:
80mm paper guide
Lower paper guide
Additional or custom fonts or character sets.
Custom emulations (Epson, Custom)
Universal power supply (100-240 VAC, 47-63 Hz)
Loading Paper
The Epic 880 printer uses a continuous roll of POS or Lottery grade thermal paper, with specifications outlined in the chapter Epic 880TM Specifications and Requirements.
Instructions for auto-feeding the paper are as follows:
1. Place a roll of new paper on the spindle, with the end of the paper unloading from the back to the front of the printer, as shown in the figure.
2. Thread the free end of the paper under the top cover as shown.
3. Push the end of the paper forward until it engages the Paper Out sensor, located under the center of the top cover.
4. Paper will feed automatically, and then print and eject a test ticket.