Hi
Probably is the cable then, most cash register dealers sell these or if you are based in the UK I can supply one, contact me by PM for more info if you are interested.

For a text logo/text footer

Turn to PGM
Press 3 then Subtotal
Enter 2122 then press subtotal
Enter 5 followed by 0000000
Press Cash
Press Subtotal

For an image logo/text footer (after you get the logo transferred)

Turn to PGM
Press 3 then Subtotal
Enter 2122 then press subtotal
Enter 4 followed by 0000000
Press Cash
Press Subtotal

To Program Text Logo
Turn to PGM
Press 2 then Subtotal
**
enter 0132 for line 1 followed by subtotal
enter 0232 for line 2 followed by subtotal
enter 0332 for line 3 followed by subtotal
enter 0432 for line 4 followed by subtotal
enter 0532 for line 5 followed by subtotal
enter 0632 for line 6 followed by subtotal
Enter characters
Press Cash
Press Subtotal or loop back to **

To Program Text Footer
Turn to PGM
Press 2 then Subtotal
**
enter 1232 for line 1 followed by subtotal
enter 1332 for line 2 followed by subtotal
enter 1432 for line 3 followed by subtotal
enter 1532 for line 4 followed by subtotal
enter 1632 for line 5 followed by subtotal
Enter characters
Press Cash
Press Subtotal or loop back to **


Dave

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Hi Dave,

The instructions worked great thank you very much. Too bad the manual couldn't be more precise. I am in Thailand, a little ways from there for a cable. Surprising they don't use a standard rs232 cable and someone else on here apparently didn't know either.

Thanks again,

Gibs

Each manufacturer likes to have different cables for communications to their own tills and some have different ones depending on the software being used.

You could create your own cable if you wanted to, plenty of shops sell the parts and I have the cable spec if needed.

Dave

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To resurrect an old thread, I have the exact same problem and I am bound to get my graphic logo on the cash receipt.

I have found no evidence (google) that the casio TE-100 cabel specs differs from the standard rs232 specs. Any clues on this?

Thanks,
Fredrik

RS232 cable works, but not with COM USB converter, you need an OG com port.

There is no such thing as a standard RS232 cable. Different devices can use all sorts of crossovers depending upon how they buffer, send requests, type of hardware etc. Many use the null modem type crossovers, but that is not a standard that is adhered to by all.