COM Port

The COM Port allows your PC to communicate to your microFlash printer or some other peripheral device. The COM Port is the opening in the back of the computer into which you insert a cable that is attached to your printer. COM Port “A” is equivalent to COM Port 1, and COM Port “B” is equivalent to COM Port 2.

Compressed Graphics

Graphics which have been reduced to the smallest possible size in order to speed data transmission.

CRC- Cyclic Redundancy Check

As used in the Easy Print Store Graphic command, the CRC is a number calculated by your program which is matched against the number calculated by the printer after the graphic is received. If the printer’s CRC number and the program’s CRC number match, the data was received in its entirety. Otherwise, the graphic will be rejected. Interference with the data can be caused by electrical noise.

Device Name

The IrDA name of the device in use, e.g. the microFlash2, microFlash3, 2t, or 2i.

Device Nickname

The IrDA name the user assigns to each printer, for easy reference.

Dots

The unit of measure for each mark made on paper. There are 203 dots per inch for the microFlash2/3/2t series of printers (8dots/mm). For the microFlash2i there are 128 dots per inch horzontal and 64 dots per inch vertical.

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microFlash Series specifications

The O'Neil MicroFlash Series represents a significant advancement in portable printing technology, designed specifically for demanding field applications. Known for its robust performance and user-friendly features, this series caters to a variety of industries, including retail, logistics, and transportation.

One of the main features of the MicroFlash Series is its compact size and lightweight design. Weighing only a few ounces, these printers can easily fit into a pocket or be mounted on a belt, making them perfect for mobile workers who require on-the-go printing capabilities. Despite their small form factor, these printers are built to withstand challenging environments, boasting an IP54 rating for water and dust resistance.

The MicroFlash Series employs advanced thermal transfer printing technology, which ensures high-quality, durable printouts that are resistant to smudging and fading. This technology allows for quick prints at speeds of up to 4 inches per second, enabling users to print labels, receipts, and tags quickly and efficiently. Additionally, the devices support a wide range of media types, including stickers, paper, and synthetic labels, enhancing their versatility for various applications.

Connectivity is another key characteristic of the MicroFlash Series. These printers support multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, USB, and serial connections, enabling seamless integration with various devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and handheld terminals. This flexibility ensures that users can print from their preferred devices without hassle.

The O'Neil MicroFlash printers also come equipped with user-friendly features such as an intuitive interface, easy media loading, and long battery life. The rechargeable lithium-ion batteries allow for extended use, making them ideal for long shifts and fieldwork. Furthermore, the printers include features like a low battery indicator and built-in status lights, ensuring that users are always aware of the printer's operational state.

In summary, the O'Neil MicroFlash Series combines compact design, rugged durability, advanced printing technology, and flexible connectivity options. These characteristics make it an ideal choice for professionals who require reliable, high-quality printing in the field. With the MicroFlash Series, O'Neil continues to set the standard for portable printing solutions, adapting to the needs of modern industries.