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{{Infobox calculator|name=HP 82240A|image=Image:HP 82240A.jpg|caption=A HP 82240A infrared thermal printer|successor=HP 82240B|predecessor=HP 82143A and HP 82242A|connection=Redeye infrared|ports=DC barrel jack, infrared receiver|processor=Toshiba TMP80C50AP}}The '''HP 82240''' series was a line of thermal printers that support infrared communication with many HP calculators and various other devices.{{Infobox calculator|name=HP 82240B|type=Printer|processor=OKI M80C50|predecessor=HP 82240A|ports=DC barrel jack, infrared receiver|connection=Redeye infrared}} | {{Infobox calculator|name=HP 82240A|image=Image:HP 82240A.jpg|caption=A HP 82240A infrared thermal printer|successor=HP 82240B|predecessor=HP 82143A and HP 82242A|connection=Redeye infrared|ports=DC barrel jack, infrared receiver|processor=Toshiba TMP80C50AP}}The '''HP 82240''' series was a line of thermal printers that support infrared communication with many HP calculators and various other devices.{{Infobox calculator|name=HP 82240B|type=Printer|processor=OKI M80C50|predecessor=HP 82240A|ports=DC barrel jack, infrared receiver|connection=Redeye infrared}}Printing to 58mm (tolerance+0/-1) thermal paper using a Seiko Industries MTP201-G166 print head with bitmap capability, these machines were also used by many instruments from manufacturers other than HP. Its influence can still be seen today where many equipment and thermal printers still use protocols derived from those first used on the HP 82240. | ||
The printer is powered by four AA batteries and can accept alkaline or NiMH cells. External power is supplied via a common nonpolar 5.5mm/2.1mm AC jack. The manual calls for 9-12V AC or DC at 500-1500mA and thus can be used with most common barrel jack power supplies. The original power adapter HP 82241A is rated for 9V AC at 13.5VA. The printer works on either internal, external or a combination of both. | |||
== HP | ==HP 82240A== | ||
== Supported calculators== | ==HP 82240B== | ||
==Supported calculators== | |||
====HP calculators<ref>[https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/archive/index.php?thread-1711.html] HP Museum Forums - Calculators with Support of the 82240 IR-Printer</ref>==== | ====HP calculators<ref>[https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/archive/index.php?thread-1711.html] HP Museum Forums - Calculators with Support of the 82240 IR-Printer</ref>==== | ||
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*[[HP 50G]] (IrDA, but switchable to 82240 protocol, distance less than 20mm) | *[[HP 50G]] (IrDA, but switchable to 82240 protocol, distance less than 20mm) | ||
==== Non-HP calculators ==== | ====Non-HP calculators==== | ||
*[[WP 34S]] | *[[WP 34S]] | ||
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[[Category:HP| ]] | [[Category:HP| ]] | ||
[[Category:Calculator accessories| ]] | [[Category:Calculator accessories| ]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:44, 10 March 2022
 A HP 82240A infrared thermal printer | |
| Predecessor | HP 82143A and HP 82242A |
|---|---|
| Successor | HP 82240B |
| CPU | |
| Processor | Toshiba TMP80C50AP |
| Programming | |
| Interfaces | |
| Connection | Redeye infrared |
| Ports | DC barrel jack, infrared receiver |
| Other | |
The HP 82240 series was a line of thermal printers that support infrared communication with many HP calculators and various other devices.
| Type | Printer |
|---|---|
| Predecessor | HP 82240A |
| CPU | |
| Processor | OKI M80C50 |
| Programming | |
| Interfaces | |
| Connection | Redeye infrared |
| Ports | DC barrel jack, infrared receiver |
| Other | |
Printing to 58mm (tolerance+0/-1) thermal paper using a Seiko Industries MTP201-G166 print head with bitmap capability, these machines were also used by many instruments from manufacturers other than HP. Its influence can still be seen today where many equipment and thermal printers still use protocols derived from those first used on the HP 82240.
The printer is powered by four AA batteries and can accept alkaline or NiMH cells. External power is supplied via a common nonpolar 5.5mm/2.1mm AC jack. The manual calls for 9-12V AC or DC at 500-1500mA and thus can be used with most common barrel jack power supplies. The original power adapter HP 82241A is rated for 9V AC at 13.5VA. The printer works on either internal, external or a combination of both.
HP 82240A
HP 82240B
Supported calculators
HP calculators[1]
- HP 17B
- HP 17BII
- HP 17BII+
- HP 18C
- HP 19B
- HP 19BII
- HP 27S
- HP 28C
- HP 28S
- HP 38G
- HP 39G
- HP 39GS
- HP 41C, CX, CV (with IR-Interface module HP 82242)
- HP 42S
- HP 48S
- HP 48SX
- HP 48G
- HP 48GII
- HP 48GX
- HP 48G+
- HP 49G+
- HP 50G (IrDA, but switchable to 82240 protocol, distance less than 20mm)