POS-X Xr210

The pictures shown are general images for product Xr210 and may not be applicable to all part numbers

Buy it now

POSGuys Rating:

Lifetime Support

3 Year Warranty

15 Day Return Period

Free Shipping

Color Options

Black

Description
Specs
Review
Downloads
FAQs

Xr210 Receipt Printer

The POS-X Xr210 has reached end of life. It has been replaced by the POS-X EVO Impact.

The POS-X Xr210 receipt printer takes impact printing to the next level. Available with RS-232 Serial, Parallel, USB, or Ethernet interfaces, the Xr210 is versatile enough to drop into any location. Improved durability on the printhead ensures reliability with an 18,000,000 line mean cycles before failure. With the ability to print an original and up to two copies, the POS-X Xr210 receipt printer is an excellent addition for any restaurant or retail location.

Click Here for Additional Warranty Information

Features

Available with receipt auto-cutter or tear bar

5 line per second print speed

1,000,000 cut lifespan for optional auto-cutter

Bi-Directional print capabilities

Swappable interfaces for easy upgrading

Ver lista en español de POS-X XR210 en EquiposTVP.com

The POS-X XR210 is now known as the EVO Impact.

Product Specifications
Dimensions	6.14W x 9.57D x 5.91H in
Weight	5.4 lb
Color Options	Black
Interface	USB, ethernet, RS232, parallel
Print Speed	5 lines / sec
Print Method	9-pin, serial impact dot-matrix
Print Resolution	160 x 160 dpi
Emulation	Epson / Citizen / Star
OPOS Compatible	Yes
Character/Line	40/33
Graphics Printing	Yes
Operating Temperature	41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C)
MCBF	18,000,000 Lines
Print Head Life	120 Million characters
Auto Cutter Lifespan	1 million cuts
Paper Dimensions	3 in (76.2 mm) wide, 3 in (76.2 mm) maximum diameter
Paper Thickness	0.002 to 0.005 in (0.065 mm to 0.13 mm)
Two Color Printing Capabilities	Yes - black, purple or black/red
Sensors	Status LED lights - error, nearly out of paper, out of paper, power, cover open, paper jam
Auto Cutter	Yes - partial or full cut option, Method: Guillotine/Tear Bar
Wall Mountable	No
Mac Compatible	No
Software Included	Drivers downloadable
In The Box	Printer, users manual, 1 roll paper, power adapter, interface cable, printer ribbon

POS-X Xr210 Reviews

POSGuys Rating:

Customer Reviews

Downloads
Brochure
Ethernet Configuration Utility
OPOS Driver
Overnight Hardware Replacement Warranty
Windows Drivers

Frequestly Asked Questions

I received and connected my POS-X printer, but it does not work. What can I do?

How do I install my POS-X network (Ethernet) printer?

Your POS-X Ethernet printer must be connected to a TCP/IP network, either to a router or switch, to which your computer is also connected. Once you have connected the printer, follow these steps to configure it:

FINDING AN AVAILABLE IP ADDRESS

Determine the subnet your computer is currently connected to:
Click Start. In Windows XP, click Run, then type cmd, and then press Enter. In Windows 7 or Windows Vista, type cmd into the Start menu, then press Enter.
Type ipconfig and then press Enter.
Note the value for IP Address or IPv4 Address. It will be in the format of four sets of numbers, separated by dots.
You will need to locate an unused IP address on your network for your printer to occupy. To do this, you will need to ping an IP address to see if it is in use.
Using the first three segments (also called octets) of your IP address, followed by the numbers 192, type ping followed by this new IP address, then press Enter. That is, if your computer's IP address is 192.168.1.100, you will type ping 192.168.1.192, then press Enter; if your computer's IP address is 10.1.10.50, you will type ping 10.1.10.192, then press Enter; and so on.
If the IP address is in use, you will receive a response of the form "Reply from 192.168.1.192: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=64." The numbers in this message may vary. If you receive a response in this format, repeat this step, increasing the final number by one each time (i.e. 192, 193, 194, etc.). When the response includes the text "timed out" or "Destination host unreachable," the IP address is most likely open. Take note of this open IP address.

SETTING THE PRINTER'S IP ADDRESS

To configure your POS-X Ethernet printer's IP address, you will need to download and install the Ethernet Configuration Utility.
Once installed, you will find the software in your Start menu, under All Programs and then EtherConfig.
After launching the software, click Search. Note that if nothing is displayed in the left-hand pane in the Information section after a few seconds, there is most likely an issue with your network which is preventing your computer from communicating with the printer.
When a string of characters (known as a MAC Address) appears in the left pane, click it. This will populate the IP, SUBNET Mask, and Gateway fields. Change the values in the IP field to those obtained in step 7 of the Finding an Available IP Address section of this guide.
Click Save, then click Exit.

INSTALLING THE PRINT DRIVER (IMPACT)

Download and run the POS-X impact printer driver.
Click Next. The driver files will be copied to your computer. When prompted, click Finish. This will launch the driver installer.
Check the box labeled DOT IMPACT PRINTER, then click Installation.
From the Printer Port menu, select TCP/IP. Enter the printer IP address used in step four of SETTING THE PRINTER'S IP ADDRESS, then click OK. Click OK one more time.
You may set the printer as the default printer if you desire; when prompted to reboot, do so.

INSTALLING THE PRINT DRIVER (THERMAL)

Download and run the POS-X thermal printer driver.
Click Next. The driver files will be copied to your computer. When prompted, click Finish. This will launch the driver installer.
Check the box labeled VENDOR THERMAL PRINTER, then click Installation.
From the Printer Port menu, select TCP/IP. Enter the printer IP address used in step four of SETTING THE PRINTER'S IP ADDRESS, then click OK. Click OK one more time.
You may set the printer as the default printer if you desire; when prompted to reboot, do so.