• Unpack printer and plug into power.
• Load labels into the printer.  They go face up.
• Press feed on printer to feed a single label.  Press cut.
• Note: if you cannot reliably feed a single label, eVisitor will probably not be able to print.
  
  

• Plug the USB cord into the computer and load the driver.  With Windows 10, the driver usually installs automatically.  If not, get it here: (click here).  As of Oct 2022 the latest was 2.6.0.1

• Make a Media Definition available for all users
• Settings | Devices | Printers.. | select your printer | Manage. 
• Then  Printer properties | Advanced | Printing Defaults
• Click Media Definition | New 
• Give it a name.  Threshold Expiring Badge (The name does not actually matter)
• 2 x 4 in Expiring Visitor Badge  (Width=2.25, Length = 4)  OR
• 2 x 3 inch Expiring Visitor Badge (Width=1.875, Length=2.75)
• Media Form: "Die-cut...gap"
• Media Coating Type: Plain
• Print Quality: Speed
• Click Advanced and dial-back the ink levels as in the picture

• Select the Media Definition you created above.

• Configure printer with "Printer Settings Utility"
• Printer Preferences | Printer Utilities | Printer Setup Utility
• If you cannot press FEED and have one label come out then set the gap sensor: Printer Setting Utility | Printer Adjustment | Sensor Adjustment | click on "Label Gap Detection Sensor / Start Adjustment".
• If you get a "Media Size Error":  Printer Settings Utility | Advanced Settings | Notification Settings | "Notification setting at a media size error = No Error Notification".

• Print a windows test page. 
• Note: If you can't reliably print a Windows test page, eVisitor will probably not be able to print.
  

• Login to eVisitor.
• Goto settings, devices, label printer and point to the "Epson...".
• Be sure "pre processing" is OFF.
• Test by printing several badges.