EPSON — 2.6.6 Entering a Passkey

TM-P60 Technical Reference Guide When setting up multiple TM-P60 devices, don’t turn on power to multiple devices at the same time. Turn on power to and set up one device at a time. 2.6.2 PDA Preparation Prepare a Bluetooth-compatible PDA. The required operating environment is indicated below. ❏ Compatible with Bluetooth Ver.2.1 ❏ Compatible with SPP (virtual serial connection) ❏ The user must provide the print application. 2.6.3 Turning printer power on Check that a paper roll is loaded and that power is being supplied to the device; then press the power button. Note: If a serial cable (OT-RS60) is connected when the printer power is turned on, communication functions will be disabled.

Make sure to remove any serial cables before turning power on. 2.6.4 Starting the Bluetooth Setup Tool Start up the Bluetooth setup tool from the PDA menu screen. Continue setup in accordance with this tool’s instructions. 2.6.5 Detecting Communication-ready Bluetooth Devices Use the Bluetooth setup tool to detect nearby devices. The PDA searches the immediate area for other devices that can be connected via Bluetooth. If a communication-ready TM-P60 is detected, the TM-P60 device name is displayed. The default setting is “ BT304 .” Note: The device name may differ. Refer to the self-test print results. If multiple devices can be connected, those device names will be listed.

2.6.6 Entering a Passkey Input a passkey when the Bluetooth setup tool displays an input screen. Refer to the self-test print results for the passkey. The default setting is “4254.” Note: The device name may differ. Refer to the self-test print results. Some devices may time out if you take too long to enter the passkey. If this occurs, enter the passkey and return to the previous step to set up. Rev. A Setup 2-13