Epson TM-P60- User Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – My Network Places; Properties; Wireless Network Connection; and select; Properties; Figure 2
- Page 3 – Changing your Settings to use Ad-hoc Networks; Go to the; Wireless Networks; tab and press the; Advanced; button near the bottom.; Figure 3; Close; button to return to the; Wireless Network Connection Properties
- Page 4 – Setting an IP Address Manually; Figure 5
- Page 5 – Adding a New Network; Figure 7
- Page 6 – Connecting to the Printer; Figure 9; troubleshooting
- Page 7 – OK; without any; User name; or; password; Your browser should now open the configuration page.
- Page 9 – configuration
- Page 10 – Figure 17
- Page 11 – Selecting a Label Template File; Tap on the; Setup; button by; Label Template File; Select a template file from the list.; Options; Verify that; Raw Text; Label Templates can be made from RMS Store Operations Manager and; Printing from within Mobile Suite
- Page 12 – Disabling security
Epson MobilLink TM-P60 Configuration
Please note that this manual is provided by New West Technologies as an additional service for our
partners, and by no means should be considered an authoritative guide. Please refer to the Technical
Reference Guide for the TM-P60 for further information on the printer specifications. Because the
Epson TM-P60 is an 802.11b-based printer, you may need to be familiar with wireless networking
technology and generic networking principles to configure this device.
Requirements:
1.
An available wireless network:
•
WPA encryption is not supported with the Epson TM-P60 at this time.
WEP encryption (64-bit and 128-bit) and open networks (without
encryption) are supported.
•
If the network is using a MAC filter, please add the MAC address from
the printer to the list of permitted devices.
2.
Information on an available wireless network:
•
ESSID (or SSID, as it’s commonly known)
•
Encryption key (if the network is encrypted)
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Subnet mask
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An available IP address for use with the printer.
•
Router login information (in case an alteration needs to be made to the
wireless network configuration.)
3.
A laptop or PC with wireless networking capability for configuration of the
device
Your Epson TM-P60 printer arrived configured with default settings from the factory. To
use your printer, you will need to configure a computer with wireless access (such as a
modern laptop) to match the printer before you can change the printer settings.
NOTE:
You should only configure one printer at a time, as all have the same settings
installed at the factory. Leave any additional unconfigured Mobillink printers turned off.
Preparing to Connect to the Printer
Printing out the Current Printer Status
1.
Turn on the printer and then open the paper roll cover.
2.
Hold down the FEED button until the printer beeps.
3.
Close the paper roll cover.
4.
Note the SSID, Network Mode, and IP Address
NOTE: Realign the paper properly so that it may leave the printer housing each
time you close the roll cover.
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Summary
Configuring your Computer to Communicate with the Printer (Note: These settings are only temporary. Please keep a copy of your original settings for restoration after the printer has been configured.) Accessing your Wireless Network Settings From the Start menu, right-click on My Network Places and ...
Changing your Settings to use Ad-hoc Networks Go to the Wireless Networks tab and press the Advanced button near the bottom. (figure 3) Figure 3 Select the radio button next to Computer-to-computer (ad-hoc) networks only . (figure 4) If your printer arrived direct from the factory the network mode (...
Setting an IP Address Manually 1. From the Wireless Network Connection Properties window, go to the General tab. 2. Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) . (figure 5) 3. Press the Properties button. (figure 5) Figure 5 4. When the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window opens, you should already ...
