Test Print

The Test Print function enables you to perform a trial printing on a printer that is connected to your Android device or your iPhone. You have the option to choose between printing a test template or specific files.

• This feature is not available for WT4-AXB series (International Model) printers. • You need to connect the printer before performing the test print.

1.	On the Home page, tap the [Test Print] icon.

The [Test Print] screen opens, showing the [Select Printer Interface] dialog.

2.	Select one of the [Connection Interface] options.

The available interface options are as follows:

◦	[TCPIP] (For printers connected via LAN or Wi-Fi)

◦	[Bluetooth]

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[NFC]

　

If you selected [NFC], proceed to step 4.

3.	If you selected [TCPIP] or [Bluetooth], continue to set the [Select Mode] and [Mode Settings] options, or the [Select a printer] option.

Tap the drop-down list to select the options or tap on the text box if prompted, to enter the address.

• If you selected [Bluetooth], you need to pair the printer with your Android device or iPhone before you can select the printer from the paired device list. For Android device, refer to Pairing the Printer With Android Device for more details on the operation. For iPhone, refer to Pairing the Printer With iPhone for more details on the operation.

4.	Tap [Confirm].

If the TCP/IP or Bluetooth connection is valid and the printer is connected, the [Select Printer Interface] dialog closes and shows the [Test Print] screen.

• If you want to connect to another printer or change the interface connection, tap the [Current Configuration] bar at the top of the screen. The [Select Printer Interface] dialog is shown for configuration.

5.	On the [Test Print] screen, select the page source for printing. You can either choose to print using the [Test Print Template] or the [File Attachment].

Continue with the following procedures according to the selected option.

Performing Test Print Using the Test Print Template

1.	On the [Test Print] screen, tap the [Test Print Template] button.

2.	Select one of the [Test Print Template] options.

◦	[Configure List]

◦	[Configure QR]

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[Factory]

◦	[BD Address]

[BD Address] is only available for some printers.

3.	If you have connected the printer via TCP/IP or Bluetooth, tap the [Print] button of the selected test print template. If you are using NFC interface, hold your Android device near the printer's NFC antenna to transfer the data.

　

For iPhone users:

If you are using NFC interface, tap the [Start Scanning Printer] button on your iPhone's screen and then hold your iPhone near the printer's NFC antenna to transfer the data.

• When you are using NFC to transfer data, make sure that the targeted printer is powered on, NFC interface is enabled and the Power Save Mode is disabled.

When the printer has received the print data, the printer will start the test printing with the selected test print template.

Performing Test Print Using the Designated File

1.	On the [Test Print] screen, tap the [File Attachment] button.

2.	Tap [Attach a file].

The file manager appears, showing the files in the default folder.

3.	On the folder screen, select the desired file for the test print.

You can attach a file with an extension such as .txt, .prn, .dat, or .bin.

The selected test print file is shown on the [File Attachment] list.

4.	If you have connected the printer via TCP/IP or Bluetooth, tap the [Print] button of the selected test print file. If you are using NFC interface, hold your Android device near the printer's NFC antenna to transfer the data.

　

For iPhone users:

If you are using NFC interface, tap the [Start Scanning Printer] button on your iPhone's screen and then hold your iPhone near the printer's NFC antenna to transfer the data.

• When you are using NFC to transfer data, make sure that the targeted printer is powered on, NFC interface is enabled and the Power Save Mode is disabled.

When the printer has received the print data, the printer will start the test printing with the selected test print file.

• Tap to add more files. • Tap the [Delete] button of the selected file to delete it. • Tap to delete all the attached files. • When the [File Attachment] list has more than one file, you need to first select the test print file and then tap the [Print] button or the [Delete] button.

　

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Related Topics

Various Functions of the Application

Performing Test Print From the Printer Screen