What is the Bixolon IFJ-PW?
The IFJ-PW appears to be an interface card accessory for Bixolon POS/receipt printers—similar in nature to cards such as the IFJ-E (Ethernet), IFJ-W (Wireless), and IFJ-P (Parallel). These cards add various communication capabilities to compatible printers.
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For example, the Ethernet card (IFJ-E) provides 10/100 Base-T networking; the Wireless card (IFJ-W) adds Wi-Fi support; and the Parallel card (IFJ-P) enables parallel port connectivity BIXOLONAdvanced Automation.
Why IFJ-PW is elusive
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It’s possible that IFJ-PW might be a region-specific or discontinued model.
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There are no clear references found in Bixolon’s manuals or product listings for “IFJ-PW,” suggesting it may be internal or legacy naming.
How interface cards generally work
While specific details on IFJ-PW remain scarce, other interface modules follow these patterns:
| Card Type | Function |
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| IFJ-E | Adds Ethernet (10/100 Base-T) with DHCP, TCP/IP support BIXOLON. |
| IFJ-W / IFJ-WK | Adds Wi-Fi (typically 802.11a/b/g/n), allowing wireless connectivity RISolutionsTouch Screens. |
| IFJ-P | Adds parallel port interface, compatible with select SRP models Barcodes Inc.Advanced Automation. |
Interface cards are typically inserted into a slot on the printer’s back or internal board. After installation, you may need to use the printer’s configuration utilities or print a test page (using feed buttons) to confirm functionality.
To make sure we’re on the right track, could you help clarify a bit?
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Did you mean “IJF PW” as printed on the device or in its documentation?
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Could it be a multifunction copier/printer, perhaps labeled differently (e.g., manufacturer like Canon, Ricoh, HP)?
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If you have any additional identifying details—like a brand name, visible model number, or even a photo—I’d be happy to look further for exact specs, features, or Energy Star compliance.
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