Epson TM-T82iV Thermal Receipt Printer Wifi / Wireless

The brand new Epson TM-T82IV-WIFI is a compact and efficient printer designed for businesses that require reliable and fast printing. It is an upgraded version of previous TM-T82iii models, offering improved performance, ease of use, and energy efficiency.

What is included in the box? Epson TM-T82IV Printer, Wifi Dongle, sample thermal roll, AC Cable, USB Cable, IEC Power Cable, wall bracket, setup guide

TM-T82IV-WIFI Main Features:

• Interfaces: Wifi dongle, Ethernet, USB, Serial
• Thermal Line Printing
• mPOS/tablet support1 - Epson® ePOS SDK (iOS®/Android) support on the Ethernet model 
• DHCP is enabled and automatically retrieves the printer IP address
• Print Speed: 250mm / second
• Reliable Print Heads: 150 km/150 million pulses
• Auto Cutter Life - 2 Million Cuts
• Fonts: 9 x 17 and 12 x 24 dots/character (W x H)
• 2 Year Return to Base Warranty

Specifications:

• Media 80mm wide or 58mm with inserts
• Column Capacity
• Standard:
• Paper width 80 mm: 48/64 columns
• Paper width 58 mm: 35/46 columns
• 42-column Mode:
• Paper width 80 mm: 42/60 columns
• Paper width 58 mm: 42/31 columns

Connecting an Epson TM-T82IV printer to a Wi-Fi network using a dongle involves a few steps, often requiring a computer for the initial configuration. The process can be done in a couple of ways: using the Epson TM Utility or by directly configuring the printer's web interface.

Method 1: Using Epson TM Utility

This method is generally the most straightforward and is recommended for initial setup.

1. Install the dongle and power on. Plug the Wi-Fi dongle into the designated USB port on the printer and turn the printer on.

2. Run the Epson TM Utility. Install and open the Epson TM Utility on a computer. This software is available on the Epson support website.

3. Connect to the printer. The utility will detect the printer, often through a temporary "SimpleAP" mode. This creates a temporary network that your computer can connect to.

4. Configure network settings. Use the utility's setup wizard to select your desired Wi-Fi network from the list and enter the network's password.

5. Save and restart. Once you've entered the information, send the settings to the printer. The printer will restart and connect to your Wi-Fi network.

Method 2: Manual Configuration via Ethernet Cable

This method is an alternative if you have an Ethernet port on your printer and prefer a direct, wired setup for configuration.

1. Connect the printer. Plug the Wi-Fi dongle into the printer and connect the printer to your network router using an Ethernet cable.

2. Print a network status page. Turn the printer on. It should automatically print a status page with its network information, including a dynamically assigned IP address. If it doesn't, you can often trigger a printout by holding down the reset button on the back of the printer for a few seconds.

3. Access the web interface. On a computer connected to the same network, open a web browser and type the printer's IP address from the status page into the address bar.

4. Log in. The default username is typically "epson" and the password is "epson" or the printer's serial number.

5. Configure Wi-Fi. Navigate to the network or wireless settings, select your Wi-Fi network (SSID), and enter the password.

6. Save settings and restart. Save the configuration and restart the printer. You can then disconnect the Ethernet cable, and the printer should connect to the Wi-Fi networ