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Below is a photo of a Toast Kitchen Printer
The following parts are included in the box for your Toast Kitchen Printer:
Dimensions: 160mm (W) × 245mm (D) × 154mm (H)
More information on replacement paper and ink ribbons can be found here!
Note: In some instances, there is a cover over the power button, this can be easily removed.
The Toast Kitchen printer will buzz and use lights to alert the user of errors. Check out the table below for more information:
| Light | Function |
| Error | Under the error conditions outlined below, the error light will flash |
| Paper | Under the paper near end conditions (), the paper light will turn on and remain on |
| Power | When the printer is on, the LED light will remain on |
| Error | Buzzer | Light |
| HP error | Interval beep | Error light interval flash |
| Print head overheated | 6 beeps | Error light flashes 6 times |
| Cutter error | 4 beeps | Error light flashes 4 times |
| Paper near end | 2 beeps | Paper LED light will turn on AND Error LED light will flash once |
Learn more about troubleshooting your printer in this Toast Central article, .
To install your printer and set it up, follow the steps below:
Once you've installed your new printer, navigate to the Printer Setup on the Toast app to configure your printer:
| | To set up your printer to display euro as the currency on receipts, you need to configure the language pack settings in the printer setup section of Toast Web. Learn more in this Toast Central article, Configure Your Printers to Display Euro. |
The Toast Kitchen Printer has the ability to alert users when the paper roll is almost at its end.
Using the lever located in the printer (see image below) you can easily set when you would like a user to be alerted that the paper roll is coming to an end.
If that's the case, the Paper light will turn on and the Error light will flash once to remind the user to replace the paper. The printer will continue to print until the roll runs out of paper.
Note that the lever on the printer will have numbers 1-5 to represent when you'd like for the printer to alert the user that the paper is coming to an end. 1 = the least (roll is almost coming to an end); 5 = the most (more is left of the roll)
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