Mobile printer Citizen CMP-20II 203 x 203 DPI Wired & Wireless

The Citizen CMP-20II mobile printer is a compact thermal receipt printer designed for reliable on‑the‑move printing. It offers wired and wireless connectivity options including Bluetooth and USB, prints 2‑inch (58 mm) receipts at up to 203 x 203 DPI, and supports media rolls up to 4.8 cm diameter. The printer is built for straightforward operation with drop‑in paper loading, a tear bar for cutting receipts to length, and indicators for paper status.

Advantages

The CMP-20II combines compact and robust construction with both wired and wireless interfaces suitable for mobile POS use. Fast thermal printing at 80 mm/sec and 203 x 203 DPI resolution ensures clear receipts, while simple feed paths and paper‑out indicators reduce downtime. Its lightweight design and easy drop‑in loading make it convenient for staff working in retail, hospitality, or field services.

Suitable for

• Mobile point‑of‑sale receipt printing
• Field service and delivery receipts
• Retail and hospitality portable transactions
• Event ticketing and temporary sales points

Key specifications

• Print technology: Thermal
• Resolution: 203 x 203 DPI
• Maximum printing width: 48 mm (suitable for 58 mm paper)
• Print speed: 80 mm/sec
• Media thickness supported: 65 µm
• Maximum roll diameter: 48 mm
• Connectivity: Bluetooth and USB (wired & wireless)
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.442 kg

How to use

Open the printer cover and insert a 58 mm thermal paper roll with the paper edge feeding from the bottom, then close the cover for drop‑in loading. Power on the device and pair via Bluetooth or connect with a USB cable to the host device. Use the feed button to check paper alignment and the paper‑out indicator to monitor media status. Print from compatible POS or mobile apps configured for 203 x 203 DPI and 48 mm printable width.

Recommendations

For consistent print quality and reliable operation, use thermal paper of 65 µm thickness, avoid exposing the printer and media to direct sunlight or high temperatures, and handle paper loading with clean hands to prevent jams and contamination.