Epson TM-H6000VI Multifunction POS Receipt Printer with MICR Check Processing — USB, Ethernet, Serial — C31CL25032

The Epson OmniLink TM-H6000VI is a multifunction hybrid POS receipt printer engineered for high-volume retail and banking environments where check processing speed and reliability matter. It combines thermal receipt printing with 9-pin serial impact dot-matrix slip and endorsement printing, plus magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) with 99.9% accuracy for in-lane check verification.

Key Features

• - Receipt print: Thermal line, up to 450 mm/sec (default with the included PS-180 power supply; up to 500 mm/sec is available with the optional PS-190 power supply, sold separately)
• - Slip print: 9-pin serial impact dot matrix, up to 5.7 lines per second
• - Endorsement print: Up to 4.0 lines per second
• - MICR accuracy: 99.9 percent
• - Interfaces: Built-in USB Type-B, Ethernet (10/100Base-T/TX), and Serial; plus a USB Type-A port for peripheral devices such as customer displays and payment terminals
• - Dimensions: 7.32 in × 10.95 in × 7.13 in (186 mm × 278 mm × 181 mm)
• - Weight: Approximately 9.7 lb (4.4 kg)
• - Color: Black
• - Includes: PS-180 power supply
• - Warranty: 2-year limited warranty (U.S. and Canada)

Reliability features include a long-life printhead, auto cutter, and water-resistant enclosure that's easy to clean — appropriate for counters that see frequent spills or splashes. Advanced paper-saving functions can reduce receipt paper usage by up to 49 percent.

For systems integrators and IT teams, the TM-H6000VI supports real-time remote status monitoring and management, exposing printer status, maintenance counters, part-life expectancy, and configuration settings over the network. The Epson TM Utility app streamlines setup, and additional onboard memory enables multilingual receipt and slip printing on the same unit.

The TM-H6000VI is dual-platform capable, supporting traditional Windows POS terminals as well as mobile and tablet-based systems, giving retailers and banks flexibility as their front-of-house hardware mix evolves.