Supported Devices and Hardware

While Meevo works with a variety of devices, we recommend having Meevo on at least one desktop or laptop computer to help with receipt printer setup and support troubleshooting.

MeevoPay credit card terminals

Note: Contactless payment is available on near-field communication (NFC) -supported devices. Examples of applications that utilize NFC are ApplePay and GooglePay.

All other Meevo-supported devices

Device Type	Supported Devices
Network Receipt Printers	Epson OmniLink TM-T88VI-i Star Micronics TSP654II CLOUDPRNT-24 Star Micronics TSP654IIW-24 (the wireless version of the above Star printer) Star Micronics mC-Print2 and mC-Print3
Worldpay Credit Card Terminals1	Verifone MX915 Ingenico iPP 320 (still supported but no longer available for purchase) Ingenico iSMP4 Ingenico Link/2500 Ingenico Lane/3000 Ingenico Lane/5000
Card Connect Credit Card Terminals1	Ingenico ISC 250 Ingenico iPP 320 (still supported but no longer available for purchase) Ingenico iPP 350
Cash Drawers2	APG 4000 Series Star Micronics CD3-1616WT58-S2
Barcode Scanners3	Honeywell Voyager 1602G Honeywell Voyager 1450G Socket CHS Series: 7 Ci Zebra DS4800 Series
Price and Pole Displays	Bematech (formerly LogicControls) 9000 Series Display (for USB connection to Star CloudPRNT printers) Epson DM-D110 (for USB connection to Epson receipt printers) Star Micronics Price Display (for USB connection to Star CloudPRNT printers)

Contactless payment is available on near-field communication (NFC) -supported devices. Examples of applications that utilize NFC are ApplePay and GooglePay.
Any cash drawer that connects to a supported receipt printer’s "drawer kick port" will work. The drawer manufacturer must provide the necessary cable for the brand of printer. Some, but not all, cables are compatible with both the drawer and printer. Please check with your Account Executive to see if your current cash drawer is compatible with Meevo.
These barcode scanners support Code 39 and Code128, either of which can be used with our eGift solution. Refer to your scanner's documentation for details on how to enable Code128; this usually involves simply scanning a Code128-enabling barcode that can be found in your scanner's documentation. Enabling Code128 does not disable Code39, so the scanner will be able to scan both Code39 and Code128 barcodes.