TSC DA210 - DA220 Direct Thermal Compact Label Printers

The DA210/DA220 Series from TSC consists of four economical desktop printers for receipts and labels - depending on which resolution and maximum print length you prefer. All the models work with receipt and label rolls up to 4.5’’ wide. With their compact form and high print speed of 152.4 mm per second, they are just as well suited for the POS as well as for shipping departments, office & marketing applications and for the generation of event & transportation tickets. Depending on the model the print quality is 203 or 300 dpi.

The DS200 series models convince with their low price tag, and are ideal if you are looking for an entry-level model with the basic features of receipt and label printing. You connect the devices via USB 2.0 to the host or alternatively use the optional Bluetooth interface.

If you are looking for even more options the DA220 and DA320 variants also offer RS232, Ethernet, USB Host and WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n. With 128 MB Flash and 64 MB DRAM, the DA210/DA220 Series printers have more than enough space for fonts, special characters, logos, graphics, and barcodes.

The DA210/DA220 Series convinces with the factory-direct emulation of numerous common printer languages, including Line Mode, Eltron, Zebra and Datamax. This way TSC makes it very easy for users to exchange old devices without having to alter the existing infrastructure.

The printers come with a variety of sensors, including black marks, label gaps and open head. In addition, there is a spring-loaded roll holder that makes adding new receipt and label rolls very easy - interruptions during operation are kept to a minimum and the employees who operate the device are relaxed and satisfied.

Key Features

• Compact direct thermal printer series for receipts and labels
• Desktop devices with a high print speed: 152.4 mm/sec.
• Models available with 203 or 300 dpi print resolution
• Lots of connectivity options, including Bluetooth and USB Host
• Line Mode, Eltron, Zebra and Datamax printer languages