TD-4550DNWB / 4550DNWB(FC)
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FAQs & Troubleshooting |
How do I connect the printer to my mobile device via Bluetooth®?
Follow the procedure below to pair the printer with your mobile device:
- Turn on the printer.
- Press Menu.
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Press
or 
to select [Bluetooth], and then press OK. -
Press or to select [Bluetooth (On/Off)], and then press OK.
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Press or to select [On], and then press OK.
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The Bluetooth icon (
) appears on the LCD. -
Use your mobile device to display the list of nearby Bluetooth® accessories that your device can pair with.
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For Apple devices (iPad / iPhone / iPod touch)
- From the home screen of your Apple device, tap [Settings] - [Bluetooth].
- Slide the toggle button to the [On] position.
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For Android™ devices
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From the home screen of your Android™ device, tap
- [Settings] - [Bluetooth]. - Slide the toggle button to the [On] position.
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From the home screen of your Android™ device, tap
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For Apple devices (iPad / iPhone / iPod touch)
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Select your printer's model name and, if required, enter the passkey (PIN code).
When the printer is connected to your mobile device successfully, the Bluetooth® icon ( ) changes to ( 
).
- You can change the printer’s network settings by connecting the printer to a computer and using the Printer Setting Tool. (See the FAQ: "Using the Communication settings (for Windows)".)
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The default SSID and password are as follows:
SSID: "DIRECT-*****_TD-4550DNWB" where ***** is the last five digits of the product serial number.
The password: 455***** where ***** is the last five digits of the product serial number.
It may take several minutes until the connection is finished. - To find the product serial number, see the FAQ: "Where can I find my Brother printer's serial number?".
- Bluetooth® connection setting is saved even when the printer is turned off.
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If you are using an Apple device, Bluetooth® may disconnect when your mobile device is far apart from the connected printer.
Move close to the printer and select [Bluetooth] from the settings of your Apple device, tap the device you want to connect to from the list of Bluetooth® devices, and then connect it again.
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