Micmi 4B-2054L Thermal Barcode Printer Installation Guide

1. Windows driver installation:

1) Double ‐ click the driver installation package “4B ‐ 2054L.exe” to install the driver.

2) Select "I accept the terms in the license agreement" and click "Next".

3) The default installation path is "C:\4BARCODE\2019.1 M ‐ 3", and you can click “Browse” to change the installation path.

4) Confirm the installation path and click "Next", then click "Finish".

5) Select "Install printer drivers" by default and go to the next step.

6) Select "Other" and click “Next”.

7) Select "2054L" and click "Next"

8) Click "Next" and configure the port in the driver later.

9) Confirm the driver’s name and click "Next" to go to the next step.

10) Click "Finish" to complete the driver installation.

2. Configure USB port and paper size under Windows

Configuring the USB port:

1) Open the "Control Panel" and click "View devices and printers".

2) Right ‐ click the driver you installed and select "Printer Properties".

3) Click the "Port" tab.

4) Select a free USB virtual port "USB001 is selected in the diagram", and click "Apply" to confirm.

Configuration Paper Size.

1) Return to the "General" tab.

2) Click on "Preferences"

3) Set the new paper size in the "Stock" box on the "Page Setup" tab (the default paper size is 4inch x 7inch).

4) Follow the prompts to name the new label, and set the length and width of the label in inches.

5) When the settings are complete, click "OK" to return to the Previous Menu, and finally click "Apply" to put the configuration into effect, then click "OK" to save and exit.

6) Click on "Print Self Test Page" to test if it prints normally.

3. Configure Wi

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Fi with diagnostic tool under Windows

1) Connect the printer to the computer via USB and then turn on the printer's power.

2) Open the “Diagnostic Tool” on your computer and click the "Get Status" in the upper right corner to get the status of the printer.

3) Go to the "BT/WIFI" tab as shown in the picture to the configure Wi ‐ Fi of the printer.

4) Click on "scan” to search Wi ‐ Fi information.

5) Select the corresponding Wi ‐ Fi and enter the password and click "Conn" to connect.

6) The IP address of the printer will be displayed later in the IP box below the diagnostic tool.

4. Configure Wi

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Fi interface under Windows

1) Make sure the computer and printer are connected to the same Wi ‐ Fi

2) Open the "Control Panel" and select "View devices and printers".

3) Right ‐ click the driver you installed and select "Printer Properties".

4) Select the "Ports" tab.

5) Click "New Port", select "Standard TCP/IP Port" from the pop ‐ up tab, and then click "New Port". "

6) Click "Next" to go to the next step.

7) Enter the IP address of the printer in the "Printer Name or IP Address" and then click “Next”.

8) Waiting for the detecting

9) Select "Custom" and click Next.

10) Confirm IP address and protocols (the protocol should be “RAW”) are correct and then click "Finish".

11) Click "Finish" to exit, select the port you just configured, click "Apply" to save and click “Close” to exit.

12) Return to the “General” tab and click "Print Test Page" to test if it prints correctly.

Q&A: Label can’t stop on Gap.

If the label is 4*6, Please set printer same with it.

The printer size setup is under Printer Preferences.Also the printer has auto calibrate label size function.

Turn printer off, Push and hold the top button, then turn on printer. Until the indicate light blinking purple, release the button.