Epson KDS

Hardware requirements

• TM-U220i: the intelligent Epson impact printer.
• • KP1700D: logic controls bump bar, legend D. For use with TM-U220i or KD-IB01 for user input.
  • Widescreen VGA monitor: any monitor which supports 1680×1050 resolution with VGA interface.

    The Epson KDS has a handful of components, some of which are required and some of which are optional. The three core components are:

• Additionally, you may use the following components:

  • KD-IB01 expansion box: a digital receipt printer that acts as a slave Use this in a multi-station setup.
  • Elo 2202L touchscreen monitor: a 22″ touchscreen monitor to use with TM-U220i or KD-IB01 in place of the KP1700 bump bar.

• Direct connect: kitchen chits are sent to the single Epson U220-i, and displayed on one screen.
• Multi-station: kitchen chits are sent to a single Epson U220-i, then routed to two expansion modules. One module can be used by the chef, and the other can be used by the expo.
• Hard copies of tickets can be sent to any Omnilink printer in the KDS group.
• Works with printer groups and kitchen redirects.
• Bump individual items or entire tickets. Once bumped from a display, tickets will be flagged on the expeditor screen (where applicable) for final review and bump.
• The default screen offers a clear view of up to 10 orders in that system’s queue. Screen options are pre-configured at the time of purchase and are not considered modifiable by the end-user.