20*2 Characters VFD Display Cash Register POS Terminal Customer Display Screens
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$33.50 - 40.20 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Screen Size Na
- Application Indoor, Computer, Advertising, Taxi, Mobile Phone
- Aspect ratio Na
- Optimum Resolution Na
- Type Na
- Widescreen Na
- Response Time Na
- 3D Not 3D
- Interface Type USB/USB+RS232
- Transport Package Carton/Box
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Netural
- Origin China
- Display Method Tn-LCD Negative
- Characters 20 Columns*2 Lines
- Brightness 1200CD/M2
- Character Font 16*16 DOT Matrix
- Character Type 95 Alphanumeric, 32 International Characters
- Character Size 9.92(H)X 7.135(W)mm
- DOT Size 0.426(H) X 0.6(V)mm
- Window Size 142.7(H) X 19.82(V)mm
- PCB Size 160(L)X 36.6(W)X 10.1(H)mm
- Weight Approx.65.5 Grams
- Baud Direct Connection 9600 or 19200 BPS
- Mtbf 30000 Hours
- Power Consumption 5-24 VDC
- EMC&Safety Standards FCC, CE, RoHS
Product Description
20X2 Characters Double Line VFD Customer Display (M/N:VFD220C) Features Double lines 20*2 characters VFD display Support 26 countries languages Pole height is adjustable 360 degree rotation angle Supports ESC/POS and CD5220 command 3 kinds of different height for you choose General ...
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