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Star Micronics TSP143IV Thermal Receipt Printer with USB-C and Ethernet (39473010, Black)
Star Micronics TSP143IV Thermal Receipt Printer with USB-C and Ethernet (39473010, Black)
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39473010
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Product Description
Star Micronics TSP143IVUE Thermal Receipt Printer
39473010 Black / 39473110 White | USB-C + Ethernet | 80mm
Quick Answer
The Star TSP143IVUE is a modern 3-inch direct thermal receipt printer with USB-C and Ethernet. This product page contains two color variants: 39473010 black and 39473110 white. It prints at up to 250 mm/sec at 203 dpi and includes an automatic cutter.
Exact Variants
- 39473010: Black TSP143IVUE
- 39473110: White TSP143IVUE
Key Specifications
- Direct thermal — no ink or toner
- 203 dpi
- Up to 250 mm/sec
- 80mm paper standard; 58mm with supplied guide
- USB-C / USB and Ethernet connectivity
- Automatic partial-cut guillotine cutter
Compatibility
This is the USB-C/Ethernet TSP143IV configuration. Do not assume Bluetooth or Wi-Fi is included. Confirm your POS software, operating system, cash-drawer requirements and connection method before ordering.
Common Buying Mistakes
- Ordering the UE model when the POS application requires Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
- Selecting the wrong color/SKU: 39473010 is black; 39473110 is white.
- Assuming a compatible operating system automatically means the POS application supports the printer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 39473010 have Ethernet?
Yes. The TSP143IVUE includes Ethernet along with USB-C/USB connectivity.
Does it have Bluetooth?
No Bluetooth should be assumed for this UE configuration. Choose the appropriate Star wireless configuration if Bluetooth is required.
Which SKU is white?
39473110 is the white variant. 39473010 is black.
Does it use ink?
No. It uses direct thermal receipt paper.
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