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# POS_PRINT.md — Printing to the Epson TM-m30
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Quick-reference for any agent or script that needs to print arbitrary content on the receipt printer.
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USER may explicitly use this file in lieu of a formal request to print.
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## Printer Details
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Exact model reference: `https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GO08MW2`
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### Core
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| Field | Value |
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| Model | Epson TM-m30 |
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| Print method | Thermal |
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| Print speed | 200 mm/second |
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| Print resolution | 203 dpi |
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| Print direction | Vertical and horizontal |
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| Protocol used here | ESC/POS over raw TCP |
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| IP | `192.168.0.137` |
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| Port | `9100` |
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| Profile | `default` (python-escpos) |
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### Fonts and characters
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| Field | Value |
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| Fonts / columns | Font A: 12 x 24, 48 cpl (default); Font B: 10 x 24, 57 cpl; Font C: 9 x 17, 64 cpl |
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| Character size | Font A: 1.25 x 3.00 mm; Font B: 1.13 x 3.00 mm; Font C: 0.88 x 2.13 mm |
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| Character set | 95 alphanumeric, 18 international, 128 x 43 |
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### Barcode and 2D symbols
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| Field | Value |
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| Barcode | UPC-A, UPC-E, JAN8 / EAN8, JAN13 / EAN13, Code39, Code93, Code128, ITF, CODABAR (NW-7), GS1-128, GS1 DataBar |
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| 2D symbols | PDF417, QR Code, MaxiCode, Data Matrix, Aztec Code, 2D GS1 DataBar, Composite Symbology |
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### Media handling
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| Field | Value |
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| Type | Thermal roll paper |
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| Paper feed method | Friction feed |
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| Width | 3.12 in / 79.5 mm |
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| Paper loading | Drop-in |
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| Roll diameter (max) | 3.27 in / 83 mm |
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| Core diameter (min) | 0.71 in / 18 mm |
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| Paper guide | Yes |
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| Auto cutter | Yes |
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### Connectivity
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| Field | Value |
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| Ethernet model | Built-in USB + Ethernet 10/100Base-T/TX |
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| Bluetooth model | Built-in USB + Bluetooth 3.0 (EDR supported) + Ethernet 10/100Base-T/TX |
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| Wi-Fi model | Built-in USB + 802.11b/g/n (2.4 GHz) and 802.11a/n (5 GHz) + Ethernet 10/100Base-T/TX |
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| Wireless security mode | WEP, WPA, WPA2 Personal/Enterprise |
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| Supported mobile OS | iOS, Android, Windows (Store Apps) |
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| Easy setting | SimpleAP, TM Utility, NFC, QR Code |
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### General
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| Field | Value |
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| Printer reliability | 15 million printing lines |
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| Auto cutter reliability | 1.5 million cuts |
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| NV bit image memory | 12 KB (max) |
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| NV graphics | 384 KB (max) |
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| Receive buffer | 4 KB or 45 bytes |
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| Printer drivers | ePOS-Print SDK, Windows Driver (APD), OPOS, OPOS.NET, JavaPOS (Win), JavaPOS (Linux), TM Virtual Port Driver, CUPS Driver (Linux), Mac Driver |
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| Software | TM Utility (iOS, Android), TM-m30 Utility (Windows Desktop), EpsonNet Config (Win, Mac), TM Bluetooth Connector, Deployment Tool, Monitoring Tool |
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| Audible alert | Optional external buzzer |
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| LED indicators | Blue LED = Power, Orange LED = Error and/or Paper Out |
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| Sensors | Paper End, Cover Open |
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| D.K.D. function | Yes |
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| Power consumption | Approx. 1.5 A (mean) |
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| Power source | Adapter C, Adapter RA (printer powers tablet SKU only) |
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| Power saving | Yes |
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| Temperature | 5 C to 45 C |
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| Relative humidity | 10 to 90% |
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| Acoustic noise level | 55 dB |
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| Standards and approvals | EMI FCC Class A, CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A), UL60950-1/CSA C22.2 No.60950-1 |
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| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 5 x 5 x 5 in (127 x 127 x 127 mm) |
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| Weight | 2.64 lb / 1200 g |
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| Color | Epson Black, Epson Ultra White |
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| Options | Mounting brackets, external buzzer |
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## Minimal Print Example
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```python
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import socket
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from escpos.printer import Dummy
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PRINTER_IP = "192.168.0.137"
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PRINTER_PORT = 9100
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COLS = 57 # Font B on 80mm paper
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# 1. Build the receipt with a Dummy (in-memory) printer
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p = Dummy(profile="default")
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p.set(font='b', align='center', bold=True)
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p.text("Hello from the POS printer!\n")
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p.set(font='b', align='left', bold=False)
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p.text("This is normal left-aligned text.\n")
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p.cut()
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# 2. Send raw bytes over TCP
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with socket.create_connection((PRINTER_IP, PRINTER_PORT), timeout=10) as sock:
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sock.sendall(p.output)
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```
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**Dependencies:** `pip3 install python-escpos`
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(plus `qrcode` if you use QR codes)
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## How It Works
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The pattern is always the same — **build bytes, then send bytes**:
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1. **Build** — Instantiate `escpos.printer.Dummy`. Call formatting/content methods on it. All ESC/POS command bytes accumulate in `p.output`.
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2. **Send** — Open a raw TCP socket to `192.168.0.137:9100` and `sendall(p.output)`. The printer interprets the byte stream natively. No driver, no CUPS, no PDF.
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## Formatting Reference
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All formatting is done via `p.set()`. Always pass `font='b'` (Font B gives 57 columns on 80 mm paper; Font A gives fewer).
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```python
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# Bold, centered header
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p.set(font='b', align='center', bold=True)
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p.text("TITLE\n")
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# Normal left-aligned body text
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p.set(font='b', align='left', bold=False)
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p.text("Body text here.\n")
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# Right-aligned
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p.set(font='b', align='right', bold=False)
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p.text("Right side\n")
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```
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### Available `p.set()` kwargs
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| Kwarg | Values | Notes |
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| `font` | `'a'`, `'b'` | Always use `'b'` for 57-col width |
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| `align` | `'left'`, `'center'`, `'right'` | |
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| `bold` | `True` / `False` | |
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| `underline` | `0`, `1`, `2` | 0=off, 1=single, 2=double |
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| `width` | `1`–`8` | Character width multiplier |
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| `height` | `1`–`8` | Character height multiplier |
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| `density` | `0`–`8` | Print density |
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| `invert` | `True` / `False` | White on black |
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| `smooth` | `True` / `False` | Smoothing mode |
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| `flip` | `True` / `False` | Upside-down printing |
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### Content Methods
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```python
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p.text("Plain text with newlines\n") # Text (wrap manually at COLS)
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p.qr("https://example.com", native=True, size=3) # QR code (native=True uses printer HW)
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p.image(pil_image) # PIL Image object
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p.barcode("123456", "EAN13") # Barcode
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p.cut() # Paper cut (always do this at the end)
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```
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### Separators
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```python
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COLS = 57
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p.text("=" * COLS + "\n") # Thick separator
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p.text("-" * COLS + "\n") # Thin separator
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```
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## Reusable Send Function
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```python
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import socket
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def send_to_printer(raw_bytes, ip="192.168.0.137", port=9100):
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"""Send raw ESC/POS bytes to the TM-m30 over TCP."""
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with socket.create_connection((ip, port), timeout=10) as sock:
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sock.sendall(raw_bytes)
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```
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## Troubleshooting
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- **Printer unreachable:** `192.168.0.137` can have intermittent ARP issues from some CTs. Ping first or retry.
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- **Garbled output:** You probably mixed Font A and Font B column math. Stick to Font B (`font='b'`) and `COLS = 57`.
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- **No cut at end:** Always call `p.cut()` as the last content method. Without it the receipt hangs out of the printer.
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- **QR code not printing:** Ensure `native=True` is passed to `p.qr()`. The TM-m30 supports hardware QR generation. Also needs the `qrcode` pip package installed.
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## Daily Briefing Project
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For printing a full daily news briefing (FreshRSS headlines summarized by Ollama, weather, ZFS status, Grafana metrics, market data, Reddit top post, QR codes), see:
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- **Project:** `/root/bin/POS-Automation/`
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- **Main script:** `/root/bin/POS-Automation/pos_briefing.py`
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- **Context:** `/root/bin/POS-Automation/CONTEXT.md`
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- **Gitea:** `https://git.sethpc.xyz/Seth/POS-Automation`
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That project's `build_receipt()` function (line 356) is the most complete example of a multi-section ESC/POS receipt with headers, dashboard data, QR codes, and article summaries. Fork it or import its patterns if you need structured receipt layouts.
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