Printer Configuration - Revision history

David Ashton: /* How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer (impact printer) */

2024-12-28T18:08:42Z

How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer (impact printer)

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 # Then press and release the SW button again. Just a normal button press. Don't hold the button down. This will turn off the red and green lights.
 # You’re done! With the lights off, the printer will reboot itself automatically.
 To ensure the printer has been reset, follow the instructions in the previous section to print out the IP address of the printer.

David Ashton at 17:04, 20 August 2024

2024-08-20T17:04:38Z

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	# The printer will print out two sheets of paper. The second sheet will have the IP address and other network settings on it.		# The printer will print out two sheets of paper. The second sheet will have the IP address and other network settings on it.

	=== Web Browser ===		== Configure from a Web Browser ==

	* Use an iPad or a laptop on the same network as the printer.		* Use an iPad or a laptop on the same network as the printer.
	* Bring up the web browser.		* Bring up the web browser.
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	We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.		We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.

	=== Telnet ===		== Configure using Telnet ==
	In order to configure a printer using telnet you need to have a computer connected to the same network as the printer and you have to have telnet installed. On a Windows computer you can install Putty to get the telnet application.		In order to configure a printer using telnet you need to have a computer connected to the same network as the printer and you have to have telnet installed. On a Windows computer you can install Putty to get the telnet application.
	* Connect the printer to power.		* Connect the printer to power.

David Ashton at 17:03, 20 August 2024

2024-08-20T17:03:35Z

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 You can use a web browser or telnet to configure the printer to use a static IP address.
 === Web Browser ===
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 o   A new sheet of paper should have printed out with the new IP Address settings.
 == How to Reset a TSP 100 Printer (thermal printer) ==

David Ashton: /* Dip switches reset */

2022-08-09T17:29:56Z

Dip switches reset

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	# Using a paperclip, turn all four dip switches to the off position.		# Using a paperclip, turn all four dip switches to the off position.
	# Turn the printer right side up.		# Turn the printer right side up.
			# Plug the power cable back into the wall.
	# Press and hold the Feed button and turn on the printer.		# Press and hold the Feed button and turn on the printer.
	# After a second when the printer makes a noise, release the Feed button.		# After a second when the printer makes a noise, release the Feed button.
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	# Reattach the plate.		# Reattach the plate.
	# Plug the ethernet cable back into the printer.		# Plug the ethernet cable back into the printer.
			# Plug the power cable back into the wall.
	# Press and hold the Feed button and turn on the printer.		# Press and hold the Feed button and turn on the printer.
	# After a second when the printer makes a noise, release the Feed button.		# After a second when the printer makes a noise, release the Feed button.

David Ashton at 02:41, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T02:41:32Z

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	== Star Micronics Printer Configuration ==		== Star Micronics Printer Configuration ==
	The printers must have a static IP ~~address, below~~ are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.		The printers must have static IP addresses. Below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.

	You can use a web browser or telnet to configure the printer to use a static IP address.		You can use a web browser or telnet to configure the printer to use a static IP address.
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	=== Web Browser ===		=== Web Browser ===

	* In the address bar ~~of your web browser~~ enter the IP address of the printer		* Use an iPad or a laptop on the same network as the printer.
	* [[File:SP700 web configuration.jpg\|frameless]]		* Bring up the web browser.
	* Login. username = root, password = public		* In the address bar enter the IP address of the printer and hit enter. This will bring up the printer network utility page.
	* [[File:SP700 login.jpg\|frameless]]		* [[File:SP700 web configuration.jpg\|frameless\|500x500px]]
			* Touch Login. username = root, password = public
			* [[File:SP700 login.jpg\|frameless\|500x500px]]
	* Select Network Configuration :: IP Parameters		* Select Network Configuration :: IP Parameters
	* Select Static		* Select Static
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	* Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0		* Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
	* Enter the default gateway: 192.168.1.1		* Enter the default gateway: 192.168.1.1
	* [[File:SP700 static IP address.jpg\|frameless]]		* Then touch Submit to save the new configuration.
			* [[File:SP700 static IP address.jpg\|frameless\|500x500px]]

	We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.		We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.

David Ashton at 02:33, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T02:33:02Z

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	* In the address bar of your web browser enter the IP address of the printer		* In the address bar of your web browser enter the IP address of the printer
	* Select Network Configuration		* [[File:SP700 web configuration.jpg\|frameless]]
			* Login. username = root, password = public
			* [[File:SP700 login.jpg\|frameless]]
			* Select Network Configuration :: IP Parameters
	* Select Static		* Select Static
	* Enter the IP address: 192.168.1.200		* Enter the IP address: 192.168.1.200
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	* Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0		* Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
	* Enter the default gateway: 192.168.1.1		* Enter the default gateway: 192.168.1.1
			* [[File:SP700 static IP address.jpg\|frameless]]

	We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.		We are assuming that your network is 192.168.1.xxx. If you have another network like 172.16.1.xxx or 10.10.1.xxx enter those numbers instead of 192.168.1.xxx in the above steps.

David Ashton at 01:54, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T01:54:49Z

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-== Printer Configuration ==
+== Star Micronics Printer Configuration ==
-o   The printers must have a static IP address, below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.
+The printers must have a static IP address, below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.
 * Connect the printer to power.
 * Connect the printer to an Apple Airport Extreme Router via Ethernet cable
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 * Push and hold the feed button on the front of the printer while you turn the printer back on. Hold the feed button until a piece of paper prints.
 * Two papers should print and at the bottom of the second paper you will find the current IP address.
-* On your computer open CMD and type: telnet   <u>                  </u> (enter the printer’s current IP address which is found on the bottom of the paper that just printed.) Then hit Enter.
+* On your computer open CMD and type: telnet   <u>                  </u> (enter the printer’s current IP address which is found on the bottom of the paper that just printed. Something like 192.168.1.100) Then hit Enter.
 * Login: root
 * Password: public
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 o   A new sheet of paper should have printed out with the new IP Address settings.
-== How to Reset a TSP 100 Printer (if you messed something up the first time) ==
+== Print out the IP address of the printer ==
-o   Before you begin, ensure that the printer is both connected to power and stocked with paper
-* While the printer is turned off, turn the printer over and take off the plate on the bottom (it’s the only plate with a screw, and there is only one screw)
+To ensure the printer has been reset, follow the instructions in the previous section to print out the IP address of the printer.
-o   The printer is now reset and you are free to configure it (see instructions above)
+=== Dip switches reset ===
-== How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer ==
+== How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer (impact printer) ==
-o   Before you begin, ensure that the printer is connected to power, Ethernet and is stocked with paper
+Before you begin, ensure that the printer is connected to power, ethernet is plugged in to the back, and is stocked with paper.
-* While the printer is turned on, use a paper clip or other narrow object to push and hold the butoon on the back of the printer labeled SW. Hold that button for 1-5 seconds until you see the green and red lights flash regularly
+# While the printer is turned on, use a paper clip or other narrow object to push and hold the button on the back of the printer labeled SW. Hold that button for 1-5 seconds until you see the green and red lights flash regularly. There is a sequence. The lights should flash and then the green lights should flash and then the red lights should flash and then both lights should flash.
-* Once the lights are flashing, release the button
+# Once both lights are flashing, release the button.
-* Press the SW button again. This will turn off the red and green lights
+# Then press and release the SW button again. Just a normal button press. Don't hold the button down. This will turn off the red and green lights.
-* You’re done! With the lights off, the printer will reboot itself automatically
+# You’re done! With the lights off, the printer will reboot itself automatically.
-* To get the IP address, turn the printer off. While holding the feed button, turn the printer on and continue to hold the feed button. You’ll hear the printer go through a start up process, and then it will beep once. Release the feed button and the printer will print a lot of paper. At the very bottom you’ll find the new IP address
+To ensure the printer has been reset, follow the instructions in the previous section to print out the IP address of the printer.

David Ashton at 00:21, 3 August 2022

2022-08-03T00:21:42Z

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	== ~~ Printer~~ Configuration ==		== Printer Configuration ==
	o The printers must have a static IP address, below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.		o The printers must have a static IP address, below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.

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	o A new sheet of paper should have printed out with the new IP Address settings.		o A new sheet of paper should have printed out with the new IP Address settings.

	== ~~ How~~ to Reset a TSP 100 Printer (if you messed something up the first time) ==		== How to Reset a TSP 100 Printer (if you messed something up the first time) ==
	o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is both connected to power and stocked with paper		o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is both connected to power and stocked with paper

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	o The printer is now reset and you are free to configure it (see instructions above)		o The printer is now reset and you are free to configure it (see instructions above)

	== ~~ How~~ to Reset a TSP 700 Printer ==		== How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer ==
	o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is connected to power, Ethernet and is stocked with paper		o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is connected to power, Ethernet and is stocked with paper

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== Printer Configuration ==
o The printers must have a static IP address, below are the steps to follow to assign a printer a static IP address.

* Connect the printer to power.
* Connect the printer to an Apple Airport Extreme Router via Ethernet cable
* Turn off the printer.
* Push and hold the feed button on the front of the printer while you turn the printer back on. Hold the feed button until a piece of paper prints.
* Two papers should print and at the bottom of the second paper you will find the current IP address.
* On your computer open CMD and type: telnet <u> </u> (enter the printer’s current IP address which is found on the bottom of the paper that just printed.) Then hit Enter.
* Login: root
* Password: public
* Type 1 and hit Enter for ''IP Parameters Configuration''
* Type 1 for ''Static'' and hit Enter
* Type 1 for ''IP Address'' and hit Enter
* Type in the new IP address (172.16.1.200 or above) and hit Enter
* Type 2 for ''Subnet Mask'' and hit Enter
* Type in the Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 and hit Enter
* Type 3 for ''Default Gateway'' and hit Enter
* Type in the Default Gateway: 172.16.1.1 and hit Enter
* Type 99 for ''Back to IP Address Menu'' and hit Enter
* Type 99 for ''Back to Main Menu'' and hit Enter
* Type 98 for ''Save and Restart'' and hit Enter
* Type 1 for ''Save and Restart Device & Configuration Printing''

o A new sheet of paper should have printed out with the new IP Address settings.

== How to Reset a TSP 100 Printer (if you messed something up the first time) ==
o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is both connected to power and stocked with paper

* While the printer is turned off, turn the printer over and take off the plate on the bottom (it’s the only plate with a screw, and there is only one screw)
* Using a paperclip, turn the number four dipswitch to the off position
* With the dipswitch still in the off position turn on the printer and wait for a click (approximately 10 – 30 seconds)
* Turn the printer off again and then proceed to turn the number four dipswitch back into the on position
* Reattach the plate

o The printer is now reset and you are free to configure it (see instructions above)

== How to Reset a TSP 700 Printer ==
o Before you begin, ensure that the printer is connected to power, Ethernet and is stocked with paper

* While the printer is turned on, use a paper clip or other narrow object to push and hold the butoon on the back of the printer labeled SW. Hold that button for 1-5 seconds until you see the green and red lights flash regularly
* Once the lights are flashing, release the button
* Press the SW button again. This will turn off the red and green lights
* You’re done! With the lights off, the printer will reboot itself automatically
* To get the IP address, turn the printer off. While holding the feed button, turn the printer on and continue to hold the feed button. You’ll hear the printer go through a start up process, and then it will beep once. Release the feed button and the printer will print a lot of paper. At the very bottom you’ll find the new IP address