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Product Overview

Product Overview. POS division. Product Range. 1/2.

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Product Overview

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  1. Product Overview POS division

  2. Product Range 1/2 • In the last 2 years, CUSTOM sharply increased the investments in designing and manufacturing dedicated printers and printing solutions for the point-of-sale (P.O.S.) automation, also for fiscal markets, for retail and hospitality market and also label printers and portable (ID) solutions. • CUSTOM is able to satisfy POS&Retail market requirements thanks to the offered peripheral wide series, as LCD monitor, with high graphic resolution and resistive touch screen, PC POS terminals, fluorescent or liquid crystal customer display, single or double face, laser and CCD technology barcode reader, with contact andlong range reading.

  3. Product Range 2/2 PortablePrinters Lottery Printers POS/Kitchen Printers Label Printers Retail/Fiscal Printers Hi-Tech Touch Screen PC Cash Register

  4. No-Fiscal Solutions 1/2 SMICE POS receipts/invoices system and command management • 73 programmable keys • 50 departments with double description and price • 1000 PLU • to 200 tables management • 200 customers on credits management • meal vouchers management (50 type of ticket with different amount) • 20 companies • from 3 to 24 kitchen printers management • memorization of progressive number of receipt/invoices • account division and tables transfer

  5. No-Fiscal Solutions 2/2 DTK 73 receipts/invoices system and command management • 73 programmable keys • tables management • “tallon” management (STUB version) • 20 departments • 300 PLU • 100 customers on credits management • meal vouchers management • deffered voicing managements for 10 companies

  6. Printers 1/3 • thermal printer • autocutter • high printing speed 160 mm/sec • paper width 80 mm - 112 mm • management hell for receipts/invoices • interfaces: • serial • parallel • available in SLIP version (TM295 emulation) SMICE printer 80-112 mm

  7. Printers 2/3 • thermal printer • available with or without cutter • printing speed 150 mm/sec • paper width 60 mm • interfaces: • serial • parallel • USB • available in RF version (for receipts/invoices printing) NEO’S printer 60 mm

  8. Printers 3/3 • thermal printer • it’s powered using batteries too • printing speed 60 mm/sec • paper width 58 mm • roll diameter 50 mm • available also with holder and hook for belt • interfaces: • serial • infrared • Irda • bluetooth S’PRINT the smallest thermal portable printer

  9. Label Printers S’PRINT LP1 the smallest “wireless” thermal printer for label; width 58mm, minimal height 1 inch SMICE LP4 ideal for big label, width to 112mm minimal height 1 inch; speed >110mm/sec it prints the most common barcode LOLA LP2 professional label printer with and without peel-off system; label width 60mm, minimal height 1 inch

  10. KUBE Line 1/6 KUBE represents the new complete range of products created to assure a functional, innovative and smart point of sale: KUBE printer, high speed thermal receipt printers KUBE D-DDcustomer display KUBE Kprofessional keyboards KUBE T brand new dedicated touch screen computer

  11. KUBE Line K U B E 2/6 • 3” (80mm-82.5mm) stand-alone receipt printer • High printing speed up to 220 mm/sec • “SIXLOAD” patented easy paper loading system • RS232, Centronics, USB & now Ethernet interface with web server embedded • WI-FI Adapter & Access Point are available • Vertical mounting possibility • Near-end of paper adjustable by end-user • On-Off acoustic signal • Windows and Linux drivers available

  12. KUBE Line K U B E D 3/6 • Smart LCD customer display • 40 characters • 20x2 lcd backlight • Characters font 5x7 dot matrix • Single or double side display • Powered from CUSTOM printer • Power 9 to 36 Vdc

  13. KUBE Line K U B E K 4/6 • POS keyboard • 73 keys programmable • 20x2 lcd backlight display • 2 serial interfaces with pass through functions • Metallic support base to guarantee stability

  14. KUBE Line K U B E T 5/6 • Hi-tech touch resistive screen PC • 10.4” LCD backlight colour screen • 800x600 screen resolution • Customer side LCD 20x2 backlight display • Adjustable tilt • CPU card (MMX 300MHz Processor) • 128 MB SDRAM (128KB battery-backed non-volatile memory) • Chip card reader/writer • Ethernet port 10/100Mb to connect to local network • USB pen drive supported

  15. KUBE Line K U B E T 6/6 • Available versions: • KUBE T LX: 2 slot for Compact Flash static memory (disk C and disk D) • KUBE T HD: 20GB hard disk (disk C); possibility of disk D on compact flash • Operating systems supported: • LINUX • Win98 • WinXP • WinXP embedded

  16. MAX M A X 1/2 • MAX, the new cash register designedand manufactured by CUSTOM is thebest solution to all your problems, beingsimple to use, innovative and extremelycompact • MAX is tough and reliable and isequipped with a 203dpi high resolution thermal print mechanism, up to 100mm/sec on 60mm-wide receipts. The wide diameter of the paper roll (80mm) ensures excellent autonomy of operation. The paper roll is quick andeasy to replace.

  17. MAX M A X 2/2 • MAX incorporates 2 backlit alphanumeric LCD displays (2 x 20 characters), operator side and client side, and a 56-key keyboard. • MAX also has the option to manage customer loyalty chip cards. • MAX is equipped with an electronic support (MultiMediaCard - DGFE) for the recording of journal data. The MultiMediaCard replaces the paper roll, thereby improving the cash register's performance in terms of security and cost-effectiveness, as well as eliminatingrecording problems.

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