Epson expanded its tablet-based cash register family by introducing TM-m 30 II-NT , designed for situations where compactness is required and functionality at the same time. Epson TM-n 30 II-NT offers a printer that can be connected via cable to any tablet and can support Ethernet, Bluetooth and WiFi connections.

The electronic receipt is done with the iPad, with Epson TM-m 30 II-NT

The need to use telematic cash registers, which came about with the introduction of the electronic receipt, is leading more and more companies to equip themselves with “intelligent” cash registers, capable of supporting interaction with tablets and other devices so as to more easily comply with current regulations. Epson TM-m 30 II-NT fits into this context as a solution ” all in one “capable of providing multiple tools that facilitate the work of salespeople.

Epson TM-m 30 II-NT offers a receipt printer with a print speed of 25 cm / s, to which network connectivity is added via WiFi and Ethernet , the presence of NFC and Bluetooth for pairing with a wireless tablet and a Lightning cable with which to connect an iPad.

The most peculiar aspect of the TM-m

II-NT is precisely the cable: in fact, not only the current passes through it for the power supply, but also data. This allows you not to rely on WiFi or Bluetooth for data transfer and to take advantage of the cable to connect the tablet to the Internet , effectively transforming it into an access point wired. It is also possible to take advantage of the USB ports on the TM-m 30 II-NT for connect devices such as barcode readers that would not otherwise be possible to connect to iPad natively.

Epson TM-m 30 II-NT is already available on the market at a price of 230 € excluding VAT (280 , € VAT included). Epson’s website provides further details.