Handheld Ticketing Machines
Handheld Ticketing Machine HTM210
435 grams. 1,000 tickets per charge.
Advanced technology-based handheld ticketing machine with a graphic display, large-capacity low-power battery, and a 2″ thermal printer rated for 100 km of print head life. Built for applications such as bus ticketing, micro finance, pigmy & loan collection, parking and billing, toll plaza, van distribution, and food trucks.
₹10,999₹11,000+ 18% GST
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- Ergonomically designed with 30 alphanumeric keypad, weighs less than 435 grams
- Advanced micro controller based system with latest hardware technology
- Real time clock that automatically updates date and time
- Ultra fast thermal printer with 55mm/sec speed and 203 dots per inch
- Soft touch ON/OFF key for easy operation
- Battery level indication
Key features.
- Ergonomically designed with 30 alphanumeric keypad, weighs less than 435 grams
- Advanced micro controller based system with latest hardware technology
- Real time clock that automatically updates date and time
- Ultra fast thermal printer with 55mm/sec speed and 203 dots per inch
- Soft touch ON/OFF key for easy operation
- Battery level indication
- Paper end sensor
- Li-ion 7.4V 2200mAh battery, prints 1000 receipts per charge
- Easy Paper Loading Technology
- PC interface via B-type USB cable
- 4 GB built-in memory
See it in action.
Technical specifications.
Full brochure (PDF)System Details
- Battery
- 7.4V Li ion 2200mAh
- Input power
- 9.0V, 750mA
- Printer
- 2 inch Thermal Printer
- Print resolution
- 8dot/mm
- Printing speed
- 50 mmps
- Print head reliability
- 100Km
- Cutter method
- Tear bar
- Paper end sensor
- Available
- Operator display
- 128x64 pixels Graphics LCD
- Pc interface
- USB B-Type cable
- Dimensions (lxwxh)
- 229x82x48 mm
- Weight
- 435g
- Print font
- English - 9 x 15 (W x H)
- Character size
- 1.5 x 3.0 mm (W x H)
- Logo store memory
- Maximum 4 Kilobytes
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