Epson server direct printer¶
The Epson Server Direct Print functionality allows for receipt printing from Point of Sale systems. Once enabled, the POS register sends tickets directly to any Epson printer model supporting Server Direct Print.
Note
We recommended using the Epson TM-m30III model for receipt printing. However, all the following models are compatible:
TM-H6000V
TM-T88VI
TM-T88VI-iHUB
TM-T88VII
TM-m30II-NT
TM-m30II-S
TM-m30II-SL
TM-m30II-H
TM-m30III
TM-m30III-H
TM-m50
TM-m50II
These printers don’t require connecting to an IoT system or configuring an SSL certificate.
Point of Sale configuration¶
To configure the printer in Point of Sale, follow these steps:
Scroll down to the Point of Sale section and enable the Epson Server Direct Printer setting.
Optionally, select Cashdrawer if using a cash drawer connected to the printer.
Click the Copy URL and Copy ID clipboard buttons to copy the URL and ID for the printer configuration.
Note
When the printer connects to a network, it automatically prints a receipt with an IP address.
Printer configuration¶
To configure the printer, follow the next steps:
Connect the printer to the Internet and find the IP address on the automatically-printed receipt.
Open an Internet browser, enter the printer’s IP address in the search bar, and press
Enter.On the printer homepage, click Advanced Settings, then Administrator Login.
Enter the printer’s password.
Go to .
Set the Server Direct Print field to Enable.
In the URL field, paste the printer setup URL from the POS configuration.
In the Interval section, set the value to 5.
In the ID field, paste the printer setup ID from the POS configuration.
Click Apply & Restart.
Tip
The same printer can be used for multiple POS configurations.
Setting the Interval field to 5 ensures a balance between printing speed and server load; the printer processes all queued receipts at each interval.
Ensure the printer’s Device ID is set to
local_printerin the Device Admin section.Update the printer firmware before enabling the print confirmations.
Find the printer’s password on the back of the device next to the (lock) icon.
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