Get ready to use the Brother QL-810W Printer with Breeze ChMS check-in smoothly! This guide breaks down the setup process step-by-step. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro with Brother gadgets, we’ve got you covered. You’ll learn how to connect the printer to your network, install drivers, and tweak settings for top-notch performance. Dive in now to make your church check-ins easier and your operations more efficient!
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WPS Setup Step-by-Step Instructions
First, confirm that your wireless router/access point has the WPS symbol, and place the printer close to the wireless router/access point.
Turn on the printer.
Press and hold the [WPS] button for one second.
Press the WPS button on your WLAN router/access point.
When the connection is established, the Wi-Fi () LED is lit blue or the WLAN () icon appears on the LCD.
Connect your mobile device to the wireless router/access point. (You can skip this step if your device is already connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the printer.)
Start the Check-In App on your iOS device and enter an Event that has Check-In Enabled
Check someone in, and when prompted, select the printer from the list.
Software-Based Step-by-Step Instructions
The first step is going to be unpacking your Brother printer and plugging it into your computer via the USB port. (This is how you’ll set up the wireless network information for the printer)
Visit the Brother download page and download the appropriate installer
Double-click the downloaded file.
Simply follow the steps on your screen to set up the wireless connection between your printer and your Wi-Fi router or access point.
When you pick the Wi-Fi router or access point, just make sure it’s the one with the name (SSID) you already checked before.
Once installation is complete, unplug the Brother printer from your computer
Connect your mobile device to the wireless router/access point. (You can skip this step if your device is already connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the printer.)
Start the Check-In App on your iOS device and enter an Event that has Check-In Enabled
Check someone in, and select the printer from the list when prompted.
