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The Star TSP143IV is a direct-thermal receipt printer for compatible POS systems. Its speed, paper support, and model-specific connections help determine whether it fits your checkout.

Specifications at a glance

Specification	What it means for merchants
Print method	Direct thermal printing uses heat-sensitive paper, not ink cartridges or toner.
Speed and resolution	Up to 250 mm per second at 203 dpi. Actual checkout pace also depends on POS and network performance.
Paper	80 mm is standard; a paper guide enables 58 mm rolls. Match the width to your receipt design.
Connectivity	The UE model has USB-C and LAN. X4 adds WLAN and Bluetooth. Choose by exact model number.
Cloud and Android	Both versions support CloudPRNT Next and Android Open Accessory. Your POS app and device must support the same features.

Model note: “TSP143IV” covers different versions. Don’t assume every unit includes Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Check the SKU, included cables, and POS software requirements before ordering.

Check these items before setup

1.Match the connection. Confirm the printer’s interfaces, cables, and supported POS operating system.

2.Plan the receipt. Select the paper width and test a sample with your usual text and barcodes.

3.Check the whole station. Leave room for paper changes, then verify any cash-drawer or peripheral connection with your POS provider.

For related printer guidance, see Local POS Broker’s Epson TM-T88VII receipt-printing overview, Star mC-Print3 setup guide, and Epson TM-U220 maintenance guide.

Consider payment services, too

A receipt printer is only one part of checkout. The Direct Processors’ services page outlines broader merchant services for businesses comparing POS and payment needs.

Decision prompt: Will the exact model connect to your POS, print your preferred receipt width, and handle your daily volume? Confirm those points before you place the order.