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Labels/Visitor Badges - with a name, barcode and other optional details - can be automatically printed when a visitor checks in. Visitors can then be identified while at your location, and check out quickly by scanning their label with the \"Use pass\" button on the kiosk or a bar code scanner on the premium kiosk.

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In this article

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Supported kiosk devices

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Label/badge printing is supported on:

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Supported printers

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We support Brother QL series label printers QL810W, QL820NWB. 

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WiFi printing

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Connecting Brother QL-820NWB to the Wi-Fi network

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  1. Turn the printer on, and follow the on-screen prompts to set the language, time and date.
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  2. Press the [Menu] button and the [▼] button to select the [WLAN] menu, and then press the [OK] button.
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  3. Press the [▼] button to select WLAN On/Off, and press the [OK] button.
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  4. Use the [▲] and [▼] buttons to select [On] and press the [OK] button to enable.
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  5. Once enabled, press the [↩] button and within the [WLAN] menu select WLAN > Infra Manual Setting and press the [OK] button.
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  6. The printer should then search for available Wi-Fi networks. Use the [▲] and [▼] buttons, select your preferred Wi-Fi network and then press the [OK] button.
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  7. Enter your password using the [▲] and [▼] buttons to select the correct characters.
    *Please note: you can select the [Menu] button to change the keyboard to input symbols, numbers, uppercase, and lowercase characters.
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  8. The screen should then display 'Connected!' to confirm this was successful. Press the [↩] button to make your way back to the main screen and confirm the Wi-Fi symbol shows solid in the top right corner of the screen.
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Connecting Brother QL810W to WiFi

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  1. Download the Brother software to your Windows or Mac machine and follow the step-by-step guide to setup the wireless connection on your printer. Downloads can be found here https://support.brother.com/
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  2. Before running the setup wizard, please ensure your printer is connected to power, the USB cable is connected from the printer to your Windows/Mac device that will be running the wizard, and the printer is turned ON.
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  3. Once connected the QL-810W printer should show a solid blue LED light above the Wi-Fi symbol, indicating the connection has successfully been established. 
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Setup the Kiosk app (Android tablet/iPad) for WiFi printing

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  1. Ensure the Android tablet/iPad is connected to the same Wifi network as the printer.
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  2. Open the Eva Kiosk App
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  3. Go to the settings and tap the Label printer selection
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  4. Select your label printer device name ex. Brother QL-820NWB8201
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  5. Toggle on the Label printer Brother direct mode
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  6. Tap Connect/Apply
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Bluetooth printing

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Enable Bluetooth on Printer

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  1. Press the [Menu] button to view the main menu.
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  2. Using the [▲] and [▼] buttons, select Bluetooth > Bluetooth (On/Off) > On in the settings menu, then press [OK].
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  3. Using the [▲] and [▼] buttons, select Bluetooth > Automatic Reconnection > On in the settings menu, then press [OK].
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  4. Press the back [↩] button to return to the main screen.
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  5. You should then see the Bluetooth symbol in the top right corner.
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Enable Bluetooth on iPad

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  1. From the iOS Home Screen, tap the iOS Settings icon
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  2. Search for the Bluetooth and enable it
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  3. Search for the label printer Bluetooth device name, eg QL-820NWB
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  4. Tap the label printer Bluetooth device name and pair it
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  5. Once it's paired, open the Eva Kiosk App
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  6. Go to the settings and tap Label printer selection
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  7. Select your label printer Bluetooth device name
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  8. Toggle on the Label printer Brother direct mode 
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  9. Tap Connect/Apply 
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Enable Bluetooth on Android Tablet

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  1. Tap the Android Settings
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  2. Enable and tap Bluetooth 
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  3. Search for the label printer Bluetooth device name, eg QL-820NWB8201
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  4. Tap the label printer Bluetooth device name and pair it
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  5. Once it's paired, open the Eva Kiosk App
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  6. Go to the settings and tap Label printer selection
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  7. Select your label printer Bluetooth device name
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  8. Toggle on the Label printer Brother direct mode 
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  9. Tap Connect/Apply 
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Label printing on your premium kiosk device (Windows)

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  1. Download the QuickPrint client onto your Windows device.
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  2. Run the downloaded file: EVA_Quick_Print.exe. This will install and run the QuickPrint client.
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  3. To ensure QuickPrint client runs when your device starts up, right-click on the QuickPrint icon in the system tray and right-click to 'Add To Startup Folder'
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  4. Ensure your device’s default printer is set to your label printer and the printer is set to landscape orientation under printing properties
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  5. When a user checks in, their label should print automatically
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    - To disable label printing for specific visitor types, configure your visitor types
    - Internet access required to keep QuickPrint client up to date
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Configuring labels

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You need to configure the label style to print and, optionally, whether to print labels for all visitors or just some types.

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  1. In the admin portal go to your site options and select the Labels tab
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  2. Choose your label style. Aim to match the style to paper size you have. There is flexibility - for example 54mm paper will work for the 55mm and 62mm sizes.
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  3. Optionally add a logo. Note this must be JPEG, and black and white images will work best
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  4. Add a caption as needed - this can be used for giving guests the WiFi details for example
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Excluding some visitor types from printing

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If you are using EVA for staff and contractors and you don't want to print labels for these visitors then:

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  1. Edit these visitor types here Visitor types (evacheckin.com)
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  2. Scroll to the bottom of the page and check \"disable label printing\"
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Manually re-print or pre-print labels

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You can manually print labels from the admin portal:

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  1. For people currently checked-in:\n
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    1. Go to the 'Who is Here' report
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    2. Select the visitor(s) and choose your printer from bottom of the page and click Print labels
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    1. Once you have preregistered someone you can print a label in advance of their visit. They can use this to sign in the kiosk using the \"Use pass' option or barcode scanner on premium kiosk. 
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    2. Go to https://my.evacheckin.com/visitors/preregistered_visitors
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    3. Select the preregistered visitor(s) and select the kiosk from top drop down and then the \"Print labels\" button will appear
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