Set up your Epson C4000u color printer

Learn how to set up your Epson C4000u printer and connect it to your network. After you connect it to the network, you will be able to obtain the printer's IP address.

What is in the box

When you receive the box containing the printer the following items will be included:

  • 1 Epson C4000u color printer
  • 1 starter pack of ink cartridges inserted into the printer
  • 1 full set of ink cartridges
  • 1 roll of 4x3 labels
  • 1 AC Adapter
  • 1 AC cable connector 
  • 1 Wireless LAN Unit (if a wireless setup was requested)

If any items are missing, contact your customer success representative or the FacilityOS support team.

Set up the printer

To unbox your printer and install the ink cartridges and paper, see the following Epson resources:

For additional printer resources, go to CW-C4000u Product Manual List.

Connect the printer to your network

To connect the printer to your network, choose one of the two following methods:

Important:

Direct connect is only supported on cellular.

Obtain the IP address

After connecting the printer to your network, you will need the IP address to connect the printer to VisitorOS.

  1. Press the arrow keys Screenshot of the Epson printer arrow keys. on the printer to highlight Menu, then press OK.
  2. Highlight General Settings, then press OK.
  3. Highlight Network Settings, then press OK.
  4. Highlight Network Status, then press OK.
  5. Take one of the following actions:
    • If you connected via ethernet or Wi-Fi, highlight Wired LAN/Wi-Fi Status, then press OK.
    • If you directly connected the printer to your iPad, highlight Wi-Fi Direct Status, then press OK.
  6. Go to IP Address to view and note down the IP address.

Next steps

Once you have obtained your IP address, you are ready to set up badge printing on VisitorOS. To learn how, see Set up badge printing.

Troubleshooting

If a you see a message displayed on the operational panel, see Epson's CW-C4000 Series User's Guide.

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