KRA APPROVED ESD (Electronic Signature Device)

Operator display
OLED, highlight yellow color, Graphic 128*64 dots. 4-line display.

Printer
Single station thermal printer with paper end sensor
Print speed 70mm/s
Paper roll size max. 57mm(width)*35mm(diameter)

External Power Supply
AC input:110-230V,DC output:8V,2A

Interface
1*Ethernet port,
1*USB port (direct understandable no need driver)

A trusted fiscal electronic signature device1*RS232 port (baud rate 115200 bps, for fiscal memory data reading)


  

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