Speed-X 400UL 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With USB + LAN

10,600.00

  • 80mm thermal receipt printer
  • High-speed printing up to 300mm/s
  • USB interface for direct connectivity
  • LAN port for network printing
  • Fast and reliable receipt production
  • Ink-free thermal printing technology
  • Produces clear and readable receipts
  • Ideal for high-volume POS counters
  • Suitable for retail and restaurants
  • Available from GS Systemz

Description

Speed-X 400UL 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With USB + LAN

The Speed-X 400UL 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With USB + LAN is a high-speed point-of-sale printer designed for supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, pharmacies, retail stores, banks, service counters and other businesses with frequent receipt-printing requirements.

It uses direct-thermal printing technology, creating black text and graphics on compatible heat-sensitive paper without ink cartridges, toner or ribbons. Most current Pakistan listings advertise a maximum print speed of approximately 300mm per second, USB and Ethernet LAN connectivity, ESC/POS command support and an automatic cutter rated for up to three million cuts.

The dual-interface design allows the printer to be installed in two main ways:

  • Connect it directly to one POS computer through USB.
  • Connect it to a local network through Ethernet LAN for compatible network-printing workflows.

The 400UL is therefore more flexible than a basic USB-only receipt printer, particularly when a printer must be positioned away from the billing computer or shared through a properly configured business network.

Speed-X 400UL at a glance

Feature Published information
Brand Speed-X
Model 400UL / SP-400UL
Product type Desktop thermal receipt printer
Printing method Direct thermal
Paper category 80mm thermal receipt roll
Published paper width 79.5 ± 0.5mm
Approximate printable width Around 72mm in one technical listing
Most widely advertised speed Up to 300mm/s
Conflicting speed listing 200mm/s from one seller
Resolution 203 dpi published by one current seller
Interfaces USB + Ethernet LAN
Wi-Fi No
Bluetooth No
Automatic cutter Yes
Published cutter life Up to three million cuts
Command language ESC/POS
Logo and graphic printing Supported
1D barcode printing Supported
2D barcode printing Advertised
Cash-drawer connection Supported
Cash-drawer output DC 24V/1A in one technical listing
Beeper Can be disabled
Windows support XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10 listed
macOS support Listed by several sellers
iPhone/mobile wireless support Not advertised
Colour Commonly black
Local warranty Confirm with GS Systemz
Package contents Confirm before dispatch

The core 80mm, USB + LAN, automatic-cutter and ESC/POS specifications are consistent across current Pakistan listings. The numerical print speed is less consistent: most sellers state 300mm/s, while one technical listing states 200mm/s.

Why should you buy the Speed-X 400UL?

The Speed-X 400UL is intended for businesses that need faster receipt output and more installation flexibility than an entry-level USB-only printer.

Its main advantages include:

  • Fast receipt printing for busy counters
  • USB connection for one local computer
  • Ethernet LAN for network-based installation
  • Standard 80mm thermal-paper support
  • No ink, toner or ribbon
  • Automatic receipt cutting
  • Long published cutter life
  • ESC/POS command compatibility
  • Store-logo and graphic printing
  • 1D and 2D barcode output
  • Cash-drawer support
  • Configurable beeper
  • Windows and listed macOS compatibility
  • Suitable for high-volume retail and hospitality use

Current sellers recommend the 400UL for supermarkets, restaurants, retail stores, banks, tax offices, post offices and other commercial transaction environments.

What are the main features of the 400UL?

High-speed receipt printing

Most current product listings publish a maximum printing speed of approximately 300mm/s. This makes the printer suitable for busy checkout environments where several receipts or order tickets are produced continuously.

Actual output speed can be affected by:

  • Receipt length
  • Print density
  • Logo size
  • Barcode or QR-code content
  • Driver configuration
  • POS-software processing
  • Network traffic
  • Thermal-paper quality
  • Power stability

Plain-text receipts will normally complete faster than receipts containing large dark graphics.

USB and Ethernet LAN connectivity

USB provides a direct wired connection to a local POS computer. Ethernet LAN allows the printer to communicate through a compatible local network. Both interfaces are consistently listed for the 400UL.

LAN connectivity may be valuable when:

  • The printer is located away from the billing computer.
  • A restaurant needs a printer at a preparation counter.
  • A business uses several networked workstations.
  • Long USB cables would be inconvenient.
  • The printer needs a stable IP-based connection.
  • A central POS application sends jobs over Ethernet.

Whether multiple devices can send jobs safely depends on the POS software, print-server configuration and network settings.

Automatic receipt cutter

The printer is advertised with a high-efficiency automatic cutter rated for up to approximately three million cuts.

An automatic cutter can:

  • Separate receipts quickly
  • Reduce manual tearing
  • Improve checkout consistency
  • Produce cleaner receipt edges
  • Support automated kitchen tickets
  • Reduce incorrect paper pulling

The three-million-cut figure is a service-life estimate under supplier test conditions, not a fixed warranty period.

ESC/POS command support

The 400UL is advertised as compatible with the ESC/POS command system. This allows compatible POS software to control text, alignment, paper feeding, cutting, logos, barcodes and cash-drawer pulses.

ESC/POS compatibility does not guarantee that every command from every Epson-compatible printer profile will work identically. The physical printer should be tested with the intended software.

Logo, graphic and barcode printing

Current sellers advertise support for downloaded store logos, graphics, 1D barcodes and 2D barcodes.

A receipt may include:

  • Business name
  • Store logo
  • Address
  • Contact details
  • Tax information
  • Transaction number
  • Product list
  • Return policy
  • Linear barcode
  • QR code
  • Promotional message
  • Customer-feedback link

The exact supported barcode formats should be tested because no complete model-specific programming manual was found publicly.

Cash-drawer support

The 400UL supports a compatible cash-drawer connection. One technical listing specifies a DC 24V/1A drawer output.

The drawer will only open correctly when:

  • Voltage and pin wiring are compatible.
  • The correct cable is used.
  • POS software sends the required pulse.
  • The printer driver permits drawer control.
  • The drawer is connected to the drawer port rather than a network port.

What can the Speed-X 400UL be used for?

Application Suitability
Supermarket checkout Excellent
Grocery-store receipts Excellent
Retail billing Excellent
Restaurant customer bills Excellent
Kitchen order tickets Excellent with compatible network setup
Café and bakery receipts Excellent
Pharmacy invoices Excellent
Clothing-store billing Excellent
Hardware-store receipts Excellent
Bank or finance-counter slips Good
Tax or service-counter receipts Good
Queue and token tickets Good
Customer-service receipts Excellent
Fixed USB workstation Excellent
Ethernet network installation Excellent
Store-logo printing Supported
Barcode printing Supported
QR-code printing Advertised; test with software
Cash-drawer operation Supported
Bluetooth mobile printing Not supported
Wi-Fi printing Not supported
Battery-powered operation Not supported
A4 document printing Not supported
Colour printing Not supported
Adhesive shipping labels Not recommended without media-sensor verification

The 400UL is primarily an 80mm receipt printer. Its strongest use cases are fixed retail, restaurant and service installations that benefit from USB or wired Ethernet connectivity.

Speed-X 400UL technical specifications

Specification Published detail
Product name Speed-X 400UL
Alternative listing Speed-X SP-400UL
Printer category 80mm thermal receipt printer
Printing technology Direct thermal
Advertised maximum speed 300mm/s
Conflicting seller speed 200mm/s
Published resolution 203 dpi from one seller
Paper width 79.5 ± 0.5mm
Nominal paper class 80mm / 3⅛ inch
Approximate printable width 72mm in one technical listing
Interface USB + Ethernet LAN
Print commands ESC/POS
Automatic cutter Yes
Cutter life Up to three million cuts
1D barcode output Supported
2D barcode output Advertised
Logo and graphics Supported
Input buffer 64KB in one technical listing
NV flash 256KB in one technical listing
Cash-drawer output DC 24V/1A
Power input AC 110–220V, 50–60Hz through adapter
Adapter output DC 24V/2.5A in one technical listing
Beeper Can be disabled
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10 listed
macOS Listed by several sellers
Wi-Fi No
Bluetooth No
iPhone wireless support Not supported according to sellers
Dimensions Not reliably published
Printer net weight Not reliably published
Local warranty Verify with GS Systemz

One technical retailer lists 200mm/s, while most commercial listings advertise 300mm/s. The same technical listing distinguishes approximately 72mm of printable width from 79.5 ± 0.5mm physical paper width.

Is the correct model 400UL or SP-400UL?

Both names appear in current Pakistan listings.

The most common retail wording is:

Speed-X 400UL Thermal Receipt Printer

Techmen also uses the model designation SP-400UL in its title and SKU.

For the GS Systemz product page, use:

Speed-X 400UL 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With USB + LAN

The SP-400UL variation can appear naturally in the introduction, specifications and product tags to capture both search patterns.

Does the 400UL really print at 300mm/s?

Most current Pakistan listings advertise up to 300mm/s, including Techmen, Shophive, Mustafa Computers, Win Computers and Dot Computers.

However, one technical listing publishes 200mm/s.

Possible reasons include:

  • Different production revisions
  • A copied specification from another printer
  • Maximum speed versus default speed
  • Firmware or power-adapter differences
  • Different print-density test conditions

GS Systemz should confirm the speed using the carton, self-test page, supplied manual or physical printing test. Until verified, the accurate commercial wording is:

Advertised at up to 300mm/s; actual speed depends on the printer revision, receipt design and settings.

Is it an 80mm or 72mm printer?

It is an 80mm-class receipt printer.

Published information lists thermal paper at approximately 79.5 ± 0.5mm wide. One technical specification lists approximately 72mm separately, which is most reasonably interpreted as the usable printable area rather than the physical roll width.

The difference is normal:

  • Paper width: approximately 80mm
  • Printable area: narrower because of left and right margins

Businesses should purchase compatible 80mm thermal-paper rolls.

Which paper does the Speed-X 400UL use?

The printer uses compatible direct-thermal receipt paper in the standard 80mm category. Current listings publish a physical width of approximately 79.5 ± 0.5mm.

Before buying paper in bulk, confirm:

  • Nominal width
  • Maximum roll diameter
  • Core diameter
  • Thermal coating direction
  • Paper thickness
  • Paper quality

The maximum roll diameter and supported thickness are not reliably published for this model.

Does the 400UL require ink or toner?

No. It is a direct-thermal printer.

Heat from the print head darkens the coating on thermal receipt paper. The printer therefore requires no ink cartridge, toner cartridge or ribbon.

The main consumable is thermal paper. Receipts can fade when exposed to heat, sunlight, oils, moisture or certain plastics, so important transaction records should also be retained digitally.

How does USB printing work?

USB connects the 400UL directly to one compatible computer or POS terminal.

USB is usually the best choice when:

  • The printer stays beside one billing computer.
  • Network printing is unnecessary.
  • The business wants a simple wired connection.
  • Initial configuration is being completed.
  • The network is unreliable.
  • Only one workstation needs the printer.

A printer driver or compatible ESC/POS application may still be required.

How does LAN printing work?

The Ethernet LAN port allows the printer to receive data through a compatible wired local network.

A typical installation may involve:

  1. Connect the printer to the router or network switch.
  2. Print a self-test or configuration page.
  3. Identify the printer’s current IP address.
  4. Open the network configuration utility or web interface, where supported.
  5. Assign or reserve a suitable IP address.
  6. Add a TCP/IP printer port on the computer.
  7. Install the appropriate driver.
  8. Select the printer inside the POS application.
  9. Test text, cutter and cash-drawer functions.
  10. Restart the router and confirm the connection remains stable.

The exact setup procedure depends on the interface board and firmware revision.

Should the printer use a static IP address?

A reserved or static IP address is generally preferable for a network POS printer.

If the printer’s IP address changes, the computer may continue sending receipt jobs to the old address, causing printing to stop.

A stable setup normally uses:

  • A manually assigned printer IP, or
  • A DHCP reservation in the router

The chosen address should remain within the local network but outside any conflicting device assignment.

Can several computers print through LAN?

LAN connectivity makes network access possible, but safe multi-computer printing depends on the POS system and network configuration.

Potential methods include:

  • Each workstation printing directly to the printer IP
  • One POS server managing all jobs
  • Windows printer sharing
  • Restaurant software routing jobs by department
  • A dedicated print service

Simultaneous uncoordinated jobs can produce mixed or incorrectly ordered receipts. Test the actual software workflow before deploying several workstations.

What is the difference between USB and LAN?

Feature USB Ethernet LAN
Connection Direct cable to one host Wired local network
Setup difficulty Lower Higher
Typical host count One local computer One or several configured hosts
Maximum practical distance Limited by USB cable Network-cable distance
IP configuration Not required Required
Router or switch Not required Normally required
Best use One checkout counter Shared or remote printer location
Troubleshooting Driver and cable Driver, IP, cable and network

Use USB for a simple single-counter installation.

Use LAN when the printer must be installed away from the billing computer or accessed through a properly managed network.

Does the 400UL support Wi-Fi?

No. Current sellers explicitly state that the 400UL has no Wi-Fi. Its available interfaces are USB and wired LAN.

LAN does not mean Wi-Fi. LAN refers to the physical Ethernet connection.

A wireless router cannot make the printer itself wireless unless the network is configured so that a wired printer connected to the router is accessible to supported wireless devices.

Does it support Bluetooth?

No Bluetooth interface is advertised for the 400UL.

Choose a Bluetooth receipt printer when direct mobile-phone or tablet pairing is required.

Does the 400UL work with Windows?

Current listings advertise support for:

  • Windows XP
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 7
  • Windows 8
  • Windows 10

Windows 11 is not specifically named in the public specifications reviewed. GS Systemz should test the supplied driver before advertising guaranteed Windows 11 support.

A normal Windows installation may require:

  1. Connect the printer by USB or LAN.
  2. Install the correct driver.
  3. Select the USB or TCP/IP port.
  4. Configure the receipt-paper width.
  5. Print a Windows test page.
  6. Select the printer in the POS software.
  7. Test cutting, logo printing and cash-drawer control.

Does it work with macOS?

Several sellers state that the printer supports Mac software based on ESC/POS commands.

This should not be interpreted as universal compatibility with every current macOS release.

Confirm:

  • Availability of a compatible driver
  • Intel or Apple Silicon support
  • macOS version
  • USB recognition
  • LAN-port configuration
  • Cutter support
  • Cash-drawer commands
  • POS-application compatibility

Does it work with Android or iPhone?

The public product descriptions say the printer does not support the mobile iPhone system and has no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

Android support is not clearly documented.

A mobile device might access a LAN printer through specialised POS software, adapters or a print server, but this is not a confirmed standard feature of the 400UL.

For normal phone or tablet billing, a receipt printer with verified Bluetooth or Wi-Fi support is easier to deploy.

Can the 400UL print store logos?

Yes. Current listings advertise downloading and printing logos and graphics.

For clearer logo output:

  • Use a monochrome image.
  • Remove gradients.
  • Resize it to the printable receipt width.
  • Avoid a large solid-black background.
  • Use strong contrast.
  • Test the logo at different print-density settings.
  • Store the logo through the supported driver or utility.

Can it print 1D barcodes?

Yes. Sellers advertise 1D barcode printing, and one technical listing names formats including:

  • UPC-A
  • UPC-E
  • EAN-13
  • EAN-8
  • Code 39
  • ITF
  • Codabar
  • Code 93
  • Code 128

The POS software must generate the correct barcode data or send a compatible ESC/POS barcode command.

Can it print QR codes?

Current listings advertise general 2D barcode printing, which may include QR Code, but no public 400UL programming manual was found that identifies its complete two-dimensional format list.

Test QR output before making it part of a critical workflow.

For a scannable QR code:

  • Print it at a sufficient size.
  • Leave a clear white margin.
  • Use good thermal paper.
  • Avoid printing across a fold.
  • Use appropriate print darkness.
  • Test with several phones or scanners.

Is the 400UL a barcode scanner?

No. It is a printer.

It can print barcodes on receipts, but it cannot read barcodes from products. A separate barcode scanner is required for product entry.

Can the 400UL print adhesive labels?

Dedicated adhesive-label printing is not confirmed.

No reliable public specification identifies:

  • Gap sensor
  • Black-mark sensor
  • Label calibration
  • Adjustable media guides
  • Peel mode
  • Continuous label indexing
  • Adhesive-media approval

The 400UL should primarily be marketed as an 80mm receipt printer.

Use a dedicated barcode-label printer for product labels, shipping labels, asset tags and individual stickers.

Does the printer have an automatic cutter?

Yes. The automatic cutter is one of the most consistently advertised features.

If it does not cut after printing:

  • Check the driver’s cutter setting.
  • Confirm the POS software sends a cut command.
  • Remove any paper obstruction.
  • Restart the printer.
  • Use the correct paper width.
  • Avoid pulling the receipt during cutting.
  • Check for an error light or beeper code.

Can the beeper be turned off?

Yes. Current seller descriptions state that the beeping sound can be disabled.

This may be useful in:

  • Quiet restaurants
  • Libraries
  • Banks
  • Customer-service offices
  • Hospitals
  • Offices with several nearby printers

The setting may be controlled through a utility, DIP switch, command or configuration menu depending on the revision.

Can the 400UL open a cash drawer?

Yes. Cash-drawer support is consistently advertised.

One listing specifies DC 24V/1A.

Before connecting a drawer, verify:

  • Drawer voltage
  • Connector wiring
  • Pin assignment
  • POS-software command
  • Driver setting
  • Cable compatibility

Is the 400UL suitable for restaurants?

Yes. Its fast printing, LAN port and cutter make it suitable for restaurant receipts and order tickets.

Possible installations include:

  • Customer-bill printer at the cashier
  • Kitchen order printer
  • Beverage-counter printer
  • Takeaway receipt printer
  • Online-order station
  • Delivery-dispatch printer

Kitchen use should be tested for heat, grease, network coverage and software routing.

Is it suitable for supermarkets?

Yes. The 300mm/s advertised speed and automatic cutter make it suitable for high-transaction counters.

A supermarket deployment should also verify:

  • POS-driver compatibility
  • Cash-drawer wiring
  • Receipt-logo design
  • Paper availability
  • Cutter performance
  • Network redundancy
  • Spare printer availability
  • Technical support

What normally comes in the box?

Common seller descriptions mention:

  • Speed-X 400UL printer
  • Power adapter
  • Required cables
  • User manual

The exact contents should be checked before dispatch. Confirm whether the package includes:

  • USB cable
  • Ethernet cable
  • Power adapter
  • Power cord
  • Sample paper roll
  • Driver download
  • Setup utility
  • Warranty card
  • Printed manual

An Ethernet cable may not be included even though the printer has a LAN port.

Speed-X 400UL buying guide

Requirement Recommendation
Standard 80mm receipts Supported
Advertised 300mm/s speed Supported; verify revision
USB connection Supported
Wired Ethernet LAN Supported
Automatic cutter Supported
ESC/POS software Supported
Store-logo printing Supported
1D barcode printing Supported
2D barcode printing Advertised
Cash-drawer operation Supported
Windows POS systems Suitable
macOS Driver testing required
Windows 11 Verify driver
Android or iPhone Not a standard supported workflow
Bluetooth Not supported
Wi-Fi Not supported
Adhesive labels Not confirmed
A4 documents Not supported
Battery operation Not supported
Colour printing Not supported

Choose the Speed-X 400UL when fast 80mm receipt printing and USB plus Ethernet LAN are the primary requirements.

Speed-X 400UL vs SP-200U

Feature Speed-X 400UL Speed-X SP-200U
Paper class 80mm 80mm
Advertised speed Up to 300mm/s Up to 220mm/s
USB Yes Yes
Ethernet LAN Yes No confirmed LAN
Automatic cutter Yes Yes
Cutter-life claim Up to three million cuts Up to 1.5 million cuts
Network printing Supported through LAN Requires host sharing
Best use High-volume or networked POS One fixed USB counter

Choose the 400UL for network connectivity and higher advertised speed.

Choose the SP-200U when one USB billing computer is sufficient.

Speed-X 400UL vs SP-90A

Feature Speed-X 400UL Speed-X SP-90A
Paper class 80mm 80mm
Advertised speed Up to 300mm/s Up to 220mm/s
USB Yes Yes
Ethernet LAN Yes Revision-dependent on SP-90A
Bluetooth No Yes
Wi-Fi No Yes
Automatic cutter Yes Yes
Mobile POS Not the preferred choice Better with compatible apps
Best use Wired high-volume network Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB flexibility

Choose the 400UL for faster wired network printing.

Choose the SP-90A when Bluetooth or Wi-Fi printing is required.

LAN printer vs Wi-Fi printer

Feature 400UL Ethernet LAN Wi-Fi thermal printer
Network cable Required Not required
Connection stability Usually strong Depends on wireless signal
Router configuration Required Required in network mode
Interference Low Possible
Mobile pairing Not direct Often easier
Kitchen installations Strong option with cabling Useful where cabling is difficult
Security Wired network controls Wireless security required
Best use Permanent POS installation Flexible tablet or mobile setup

LAN is generally preferable for permanent checkout or restaurant installations where reliability matters more than wireless convenience.

Why buy the Speed-X 400UL from GS Systemz?

GS Systemz can position the 400UL for businesses in Pakistan that need high-speed receipt printing and wired network connectivity.

This product page helps buyers understand:

  • The correct 400UL/SP-400UL naming
  • 80mm paper requirements
  • Advertised 300mm/s performance
  • The conflicting 200mm/s seller specification
  • USB and Ethernet LAN operation
  • ESC/POS software requirements
  • Automatic-cutter capability
  • Barcode and logo printing
  • Cash-drawer integration
  • Mobile and wireless limitations
  • Differences from USB-only and Bluetooth printers

Before ordering, confirm:

  • Exact Speed-X 400UL model label
  • Speed shown on the self-test page
  • USB port
  • Ethernet LAN port
  • 203 dpi resolution
  • Automatic cutter
  • Cutter configuration
  • Power-adapter rating
  • Cash-drawer port
  • Included USB cable
  • Included Ethernet cable
  • Windows driver
  • Windows 11 compatibility
  • macOS driver
  • Network configuration utility
  • Local warranty duration
  • Return or replacement terms
  • Complete box contents

How should you install the Speed-X 400UL?

  1. Place the printer on a stable, ventilated counter.
  2. Connect the approved power adapter.
  3. Load a compatible 80mm thermal roll.
  4. Print a self-test page.
  5. Confirm the speed, interfaces and firmware shown.
  6. Choose USB or LAN installation.
  7. Install the correct driver.
  8. Configure the paper width.
  9. Add the printer to the POS application.
  10. Print a test receipt.
  11. Test the cutter.
  12. Test logo and barcode output.
  13. Test the cash drawer.
  14. Reserve the IP address when using LAN.
  15. Save the working network and driver settings.

How should you maintain the 400UL?

  • Use good-quality thermal paper.
  • Keep the paper compartment clean.
  • Turn the printer off before internal cleaning.
  • Allow the thermal head to cool.
  • Use an approved print-head cleaning method.
  • Do not use sharp tools near the head or cutter.
  • Do not pull paper while the cutter is moving.
  • Do not force the cutter manually.
  • Keep liquids away from the printer.
  • Use the approved power adapter.
  • Protect USB and Ethernet cables from damage.
  • Keep network connectors securely inserted.
  • Avoid unstable extension boards.
  • Keep ventilation openings clear.
  • Remove paper dust regularly.
  • Do not use adhesive media without verification.
  • Reserve the printer’s IP address.
  • Back up drivers and network utilities.
  • Replace crushed, damp or poor-quality rolls.
  • Contact a technician if cutter jams recur.

Who should buy the Speed-X 400UL?

The printer may be suitable for:

  • Supermarkets
  • Grocery stores
  • Restaurants
  • Cafés
  • Bakeries
  • Pharmacies
  • Clothing retailers
  • Cosmetics stores
  • Hardware shops
  • Bookshops
  • Banks
  • Tax and service counters
  • Post and courier offices
  • Customer-service desks
  • Kitchen order stations
  • Networked POS systems
  • Businesses using ESC/POS software
  • High-volume checkout counters
  • Buyers who need Ethernet LAN
  • Businesses that do not require Bluetooth or Wi-Fi

Order the Speed-X 400UL in Pakistan

Check availability of the Speed-X 400UL 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With USB + LAN from GS Systemz in Pakistan.

Use it for sales receipts, restaurant bills, kitchen tickets, pharmacy invoices, customer-payment slips, order records and wired network POS workflows.

Confirm the exact 300mm/s hardware revision, USB and LAN ports, cutter, power adapter, driver, cash-drawer output, local warranty and complete package contents before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Speed-X 400UL?

The Speed-X 400UL is an 80mm direct-thermal receipt printer advertised with USB, Ethernet LAN, ESC/POS support, an automatic cutter and printing speeds up to 300mm/s.

2. Does the 400UL really print at 300mm/s?

Most current sellers advertise up to 300mm/s, but one technical listing states 200mm/s. Verify the exact stock revision through its self-test page or manual.

3. Which paper does the 400UL use?

It uses standard 80mm-class thermal paper, with a published physical width of approximately 79.5 ± 0.5mm.

4. Does the 400UL require ink or toner?

No. It uses direct-thermal paper and requires no ink cartridge, toner or ribbon.

5. Does it have an automatic cutter?

Yes. Current listings advertise a high-efficiency cutter with a service-life estimate of up to three million cuts.

6. Does the Speed-X 400UL support LAN?

Yes. Ethernet LAN and USB are the model’s consistently advertised interfaces.

7. Does it support Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?

No. Current sellers explicitly state that the 400UL has no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

8. Can it print logos and barcodes?

Yes. Sellers advertise downloaded logo and graphic printing, plus 1D and 2D barcode output. Specific barcode formats should be tested with the intended software.

9. Can the 400UL open a cash drawer?

Yes. Cash-drawer support is advertised, and one technical listing specifies a DC 24V/1A output.

10. Where can I buy the Speed-X 400UL in Pakistan?

You can check availability of the Speed-X 400UL 80mm USB and LAN Thermal Receipt Printer with GS Systemz in Pakistan.

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