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Learn about the ClearID Self-Service Kiosk mobile app that simplifies visitor management and check-in.
Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer (Brother TD-4550DNWB )
Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the Brother TD-4550DNWB label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer for Ethernet mode (Brother TD-4550DNWB)
Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.

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ClearID Self-Service Kiosk
Learn about the ClearID Self-Service Kiosk mobile app that simplifies visitor management and check-in.
- About ClearID Self-Service Kiosk
  Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk is a mobile app that simplifies the management of visitors enrolled using the Genetec ClearID™ self-service portal. The self-service kiosk is intended for visitor centers or gated facilities where guests check-in by themselves.
- Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk iPad
  Before visitors can use the self-service kiosk to check in or check out, you must add the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk iPad device to Genetec ClearID™. Then you can register and activate the device in the ClearID Self-Service Kiosk mobile app.
- Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer (Brother QL-820NWBc, QL-820NWB, or QL-810W)
  Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
- Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer (Brother TD-4550DNWB )
  Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the Brother TD-4550DNWB label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
  - Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer for Bluetooth mode (Brother TD-4550DNWB)
    Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
  - Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer for Wi-Fi mode (Brother TD-4550DNWB)
    Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
  - Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer for Ethernet mode (Brother TD-4550DNWB)
    Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.
- Selecting a Self-Service Kiosk label printer
  Before you can print visitor badges from the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk, you must select a label printer.
- Printing a test badge from the Self-Service Kiosk
  To help you understand if the printer is working as expected, you can print a test badge. This test print can be performed either after first initial setup or after replacing a label roll.
- Resetting the Self-Service Kiosk mobile app
  In some situations, you might need to perform a hard reset of the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk mobile app. For example, if you encounter issues with selecting the label printer, printing labels, listing people, or if you want to move the kiosk to another site.
- Self-Service Kiosk options
  Use the following information to help you understand the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk options that are available.
- Identity document types
  Use the following information to help you understand all the different identity document types that are supported in Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk.
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Glossary

Configuring the Self-Service Kiosk label printer for Ethernet mode (Brother TD-4550DNWB)

2023-06-15

Before visitors can use the Genetec ClearID™ Self-Service Kiosk to check in, you must configure the label printer so that labels can be printed during the check-in process.

Before you begin

Familiarize yourself with the following:

Brother TD-4550DNWB label printer.

What you should know

One label printer can support up to five self-service kiosks

Important: Do not connect this product to any LAN connection that is subject to overvoltages.

Procedure

Plug printer AC adapter into a power outlet and connect the power lead to the label printer.
Make sure that the printer is turned OFF before connecting the LAN cable.
1. Connect a LAN cable to the LAN port on the back of the printer.
  
  Tip: Use a straight-through Category 5 (or greater) twisted-pair cable for 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet Network.
Press the Power button to turn the label printer on.
Press the Menu button.
Use the arrow buttons to navigate the label printer menu.
From the label printer Settings menu, turn OFF WLAN (Wi-Fi).
From the label printer Settings menu, turn OFF Bluetooth.
Scroll down to the Wired LAN (5/8) settings and press OK.
1. Click TCP/IP Settings and select AUTO.
2. Click Wired LAN Status to check your printer.
3. Check your connection Status, IPConfig, and IP Addr.
  
  Tip: Make a note of your IP address and other settings for later use when selecting your printer.
Select your label printer (Ethernet).

After you finish

(Optional) Print a test badge.