Note - Your printer needs to be directly connected to your computer using the ethernet cable. To configure your printer with an IP address that is compatible with your network, we will first need to make a temporary change to your computer's network setting. Note - If the address is NOT 192.168.192.168 but you need to proceed with these steps, hold down the reset button for 10 whole seconds - this will reset the printer. Newer generation Epson non-intelligent printer: Older generation Epson non-intelligent printer: The IP Address that prints out should be 192.168.192.168 like the examples below. The printer will print a Status Sheet with the IP Address and settings on it. To confirm that the DHCP is disabled, press and hold the small pinhole button at the back of the printer for 3 seconds - you can do this real quick with a penģ. Connect your printer directly to your computer using the ethernet cable Note - Please make sure the printer is also connected to the power sourceĢ. When this is disabled, the printer is hard-coded with a default IP which is typically not compatible with your network, and if your local network can’t talk to your printer, then neither can Lightspeed.ġ. In the simplest terms, DHCP is a protocol which allows a device such as your printer to get an IP address from your modem/router. If you need to re-enable DHCP on any Epson Intelligent Printer or Epson TM-M30 Printer - simply perform a factory reset on the printer as those models default back to DHCP enabled.
#LIGHTSPEED ONSITE FOR WINDOWS MAC OSX#
Computer/Laptop - running either Windows or Mac OSX with an ethernet port.Epson Printer (Non-intelligent model) - loaded with paper and plugged into the power source.Note - If your printer shows a different IP address, attempt the steps in the Kounta iPad Printing Setup Guide prior to continuing.
#LIGHTSPEED ONSITE FOR WINDOWS PRO#
Pro Tip - If you need to re-enable DHCP on any Epson Intelligent Printer or Epson TM-M30 Printer - simply perform a factory reset on the printer as those models default back to DHCP enabled. This will cause some problems when trying to set up your printers, so this guide will walk you through the steps to re-enable DHCP and have them ready to connect to your Lightspeed POS. You may have hit a snag when setting up your printers and are seeing that your printer has DHCP disabled, and possibly an IP address of 192.168.192.168.
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