This forum will teach how to install, connect, and troubleshoot the printer with your iOS Device.
If you have other devices, click the linked forums below:
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Turn on the Main Unit Power. Connect the included power cable into the inlet on the back side of the TSP100iii W. Connect the plug of the power cable into the outlet.
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On the left-hand side of the device, flip the switch to On and check that the blue LED light is lit up.
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Next, you should insert a roll of paper. Check that the power is on. Push the lever on the top to open the cover.
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When using a paper roll with a 58mm width, install the supplied paper guide inside the printer.
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Insert the paper roll with the paper feeding from underneath (not over the top of the roll.) See the illustration below:
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Pull the end of the paper out straight and over the front of the printer and push down on both sides of the printer cover to close.
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Now that the printer is physically set up, it's time to connect it to your network. On the back of the printer, under the wire cover, press and hold the PAIR button until the blue LED light starts flashing.
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Press the WPS button on your router. When the printer connects to the network, it will print the connection information, and the blue LED light will change from flashing to solid.
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When a connection cannot be made, follow the steps below.
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If WPS fails, go through these steps
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Ensure the printer is OFF.
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Press the FEED button while switching the printer ON to perform a self-print. Release the FEED button when self-printing has begun.
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On this printout, you can check the MAC address from "Network Configuration."
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From your iOS device, navigate to → and make sure that Wi-Fi is turned ON.
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From the device list at the bottom, refer to the last 6 digits of the MAC address, then tap the device to connect.
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A message displays indicating that the connection to the Internet fails. Tap Join Anyway.
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When connecting with ad-hoc mode, Internet access is not available on that device.
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The SSID will display under Wi-Fi.
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Open your device's web browser, such as Safari, and enter 192.168.10.1 in the address field.
(If the IP address of the printer was changed, enter the IP address that appears under "Current IP Parameters Status" on your test print).
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On the upper left-hand side of the screen, tap the More (3 lines) side menu, then tap Login.
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Log in with the credentials below.
Name: root / Password: public
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The following message is displayed when you are using the default password. DO NOT CHANGE THE PASSWORD. Tap Cancel to keep the login information the same.
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You will be prompted to change your password after logging in, DO NOT CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD. After login, click WLAN Settings from the left-hand side.
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Select Infrastructure Mode, enter your internet's SSID and Security Key and click Submit to connect the printer to your network. Make sure to set Security to WPA2/AES.
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When you click Submit, you will be prompted to click Save. Do not click Save at this step.
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Click IP Parameters.
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Select Static.
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Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.
The IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway that are shown in this image are an example. The local IP address is the one your router assigns to your device and uses to communicate with your network. To access the local IP address on your iOS device, navigate to → and tap the information icon next to the three wireless bars icon. Scroll down and locate IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.
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Click Submit.
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Click Save.
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Click Execute.
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Your printer will restart and will stay connected to your network.
In some instances, you may be required to perform a master reset.
Hold the RST button on the back of the printer while turning the printer on.
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You should hear an initialization sound from the printer, indicating the printer has reset. The printer should then flash and be ready to print.
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Test your setup by printing a receipt. Navigate to → .
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Tap Transaction List.
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Run a report, then tap a transaction.
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Tap Receipt.
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Confirm and tap Print. If the printer is connected correctly, it will print out the receipt. If not, refer to the section that details connecting the device to the WiFi.
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Example of a test print:
Comments
8 comments
How can I manage the Cash Drawer option using iOs when printing receipt?
Will this hook up with 5G ?
The printer uses WiFi, not a Cellular network (which is where 5G would be an issue.)
Any updates? I would like to be able to use my printer.
Hi Dawn,
The Star printer does not have Cellular network connectivity. In order to connect to your printer, you will need to be on a Wi-Fi network. We have no plans in the future to change this.
Thanks,
Jamie
I’m sorry there must be a misunderstanding. I’m quite aware I need Wi-Fi. However since I upgraded my Wi-Fi the printer hasn’t worked . I’ve been through all the setup processes with no resolutions. I’ve reset my router. I’ve reset the printer I’ve had support walk me through it. There have been no results! It’s been a long time. I’ve been a customer since March 2011
I’ve barely used this wireless printer I was told I upgrade beyond the 2.4 ghz . Have there been any updates? I’m on Wi-Fi in a Small town in Southern Indiana I can’t believe I’ve out grown a wireless connection any longer. Sorry but I’m exhausted from excuses.
Hi Dawn,
I now understand your question. The Star Printer is not compatible with 5gHz networks. The older hardware doesn't support it. Thanks for explaining your situation better, but the Star Printer is only compatible with 2.4 gHz networks. Your router should be able to run 2.4 gHz and 5 gHz at the same time. To solve this problem, you will need to call your internet provider.
Thanks,
Jamie
Thank you , I’ll let you know if they can help me.
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