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#Configure static ip address for the printer on mac manual
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Go to option 'Infra Manual Setting' with the buttons and press ».Now connect to the desired WiFi network.The printer will now turn on its WiFi capabilities.Option 'WLAN (On/Off)' is selected, press ».Go to option 'WLAN' with the buttons and press ».Now connect the printer to the desired WiFi network: The IT department needs the MAC Address of the WiFi network adapter of the printer to provide you a static IP-address.

#Configure static ip address for the printer on mac password

The IT department should also login to the web-admin-panel of the printer and set an admin password.

Provide the MAC Address to the IT department, they will be able to provide you with a static IP address.

This will look similar to this example:.

Look for 'NETWORK CONFIGURATION' and then 'MAC Address'.

The printer now prints several pieces of paper, with all the settings of the printer.

Select option 'Print Configuration' and press ».

Go to option 'Information' with the buttons and press ».

Make sure the network cable is connected to the printer.

Turn on the printer, and make sure the paper is loaded.

This is done by the IT department by assigning a static IP-address for the MAC Address of the printer in the corparate network DHCP configuration.įollow these steps to find the necessary information: The IT department needs the MAC Address of the wired network adapter of the printer to provide you a static IP-address automatically.

The printer will communicate via port 9100 from the display to the printer (on the local network).

It is important to have a fixed IP-address for the printer, because this is needed to be able to connect to the printer.

The following preparations need to be done by your network administrator:

#Configure static ip address for the printer on mac registration

The GoBright visitor registration kiosk can directly connect from the kiosk display to Brother QL-820NWB printer.

Step 2: IP configuration of the Brother QL-820NWB printer Option 'Template Mode' is selected, press ».Go to option 'Template Settings' with the buttons and press ».Change settings to turn off template mode:.Choose option 'Off' with the buttons and press.Go to option 'Auto Power Off' with the buttons and press ».The display shows 'Settings' and press ».Change settings to not automatically power off:.Use the , and buttons to set language, date and time.Power the printer via the poweradapter.Insert a Brother label into the Brother QL-820NWB printer.

Unbox the Brother QL-820NWB printer from the box.

Step 1: Initial configuration of the Brother QL-820NWB printer Please note: you will need a Brother QL-820NWB printer and any of the supported labels. SSH to the printer (default credentials would be root/ultimaker)Īnd note the name of the interface that must be configured (remember: the machine has 2 network interfaces): from now on that will be the (no "" needed, just the service/interface name which will look like ethernet_cable for the wired one, the other one I didn't have time to check )Īt this point the SSH connection will be broken because the printer switches immediately to the new IP so verify if everything went fine andĥ.The following steps will guide you to connect the GoBright visitor registration kiosk to a Brother QL-820NWB printer via the network (Cable/WiFi). on the printer panel enable developer mode (printer restart needed)Ģ.

#Configure static ip address for the printer on mac full

Here the full guide for anybody who might need it:ġ. Nothing wrong with the SSH and connman for me, but somebody with less linux experience could be in trouble and normally people dealing with design are not linux experts (nobody is questioning why you use connman instead of /etc/network/interfaces so please do not question why we prefer to have printers on static IPs outside the DHCP area). so if I may give you a suggestion, let IT personnel do their job and implement an easier way to set and protect a static IP in the firmware. I'm the guy in charge of firmware at Ultimaker