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-Limitation: This feature is no able to use serial POS printers but any common printers (wifi, lan, usb) are supported with no need for special setup.
+'''Limitation''': This feature is not able to use serial ESC/POS printers but any common printers (wifi, lan, usb) are supported with no need for special setup. To use ESC/POS printer, prefer to use the next method.
+== B) Using the Printer receipt module ==
+If the printer can be reached by the Dolibarr server (Using network tcp/ip access, using a local lpt port, using a cups shared link), you can enable the [[Module Printer receipt]] and setup the printer.
+<pre>
++-----------------+             +-----------------+                    +-------------+
+| Browser of your |             | Dolibarr server |   lan/wan          | The         |
+| local computer  |--internet-->| with TakePOS    |---or usb or ltp--->| Printer     |
++-----------------+             +-----------------+   or serial        +-------------+
+</pre>
+'''Limitation''': The printer must be reachable by your server. If your server is in the Cloud and your printer is a network IP printer, you can use a network gateway (IP or Port translation) to reach your IP printer from the Cloud, but if the printer is not a network printer or if you can't install a network gateway, you must use the last method (E).
+Note: to test this method without having any printer, you can use the ESC/POS printer emulator here: https://github.com/dacduong/escpos-printer-simulator so you can launch a virtual printer on you local IP an port 9100.
 == B) Using the old "Java connector" ==