Maximum printing speed

The maximum printing speed refers to the fastest printing speed that the Bill printer can achieve. The printing speed of the Bill printer is identified as CPS, rather than the ppm used by our common inkjet printers and laser printers, the Chinese Characters Used by CPS can be translated into "words/Seconds", that is, the "number of characters" that can be printed within one second per unit time ", the larger the value, the faster the printer.

Some small-sized ticket printers that print bills at supermarket cashiers use "rows/s" as the identifier of the printing speed.

However, it should be noted that the product is identified by "word/second". If the product is not specifically stated, it usually refers to English characters, and the size is the standard number 5, some products also mark the printing speed of Chinese characters, and the size is also the Standard 5 characters. If the number of characters to be printed is greater than 5, the number of characters to be printed per unit time is naturally reduced.

In addition, the maximum printing speed is used for printing, and the loss of the print needle is greater than that of the low-speed standard printing. Therefore, the probability of the needle being disconnected is much greater, at the same time, the quality of printing will also decrease.

For example: OKI 5560SC Maximum printing speed: 120 Chinese characters/s, Epson LQ-670K + T 300 words/s, while the maximum printing speed of the small paper printer Epson TM-U210PA: 6.4 rows/s, EPSON TM-T88II Maximum printing speed: 28.4 rows/second.