Hardware for Shop Management Software

The screen the cashier rings up sales on.

Single-screen monitor
A touchscreen for the cashier. Enough for most shops.
- A 15–16 inch screen
- A Windows or macOS computer
Dual-screen monitor
The second screen faces the customer and shows the order, the total and the queue number.
- A customer display in the same housing
- A Windows or macOS computer

Prints a receipt after every sale.

80 mm thermal printer
A thermal printer needs no ink, only a roll of thermal paper. Termino prints receipts 80 mm wide.
- USB connection
- ESC/POS support
- Automatic cutter

Holds the cash and opens only when it is needed.

Printer-driven cash drawer
The drawer connects to the receipt printer and opens automatically on a cash sale.
- An RJ11 cable to the printer
- Compartments for notes and coins
- A lock

A scanner finds the product by its barcode and adds it to the receipt, with no searching by hand.

Corded handheld scanner
The most common choice for a till. It plugs into the computer over USB and needs no extra setup.
- USB connection
- A 2D model if you also read QR codes
Wireless scanner
Useful when goods are large or stand away from the till, for example in a furniture or electronics store.
- Bluetooth or a USB receiver
- A full shift on one charge
Hands-free desktop scanner
It sits on the counter and reads the barcode as you pass the product in front of it. Handy in a minimarket, where the queue has to move fast.
- Reads without being picked up
- 2D code support

Prints barcode labels for goods that have no code of their own.

Thermal label printer
You print labels from Termino's back office through the browser's print dialog, not from the till. Use a 203 dpi thermal label printer with its driver installed on the computer: barcodes are drawn for that resolution so scanners read them reliably. A label carries the product name and its barcode.
- 203 dpi resolution
- A driver for Windows or macOS
- Labels 30–80 mm wide, with gaps between them

Hardware