How to Find a Printer’s MAC Address
Introduction
This application note explains how to find a Printer’s MAC Address. Identifying your printer’s MAC Address may be necessary for set up in Mac or Linux devices when using Bluetooth printers, or for granting access in a Network when using Ethernet or Wi-Fi printers.
Supported Printers: All
Supported Interfaces: All
Before you begin
Important! Ensure your printer has paper loaded.
Identifying a MAC Address
The fastest way to identify a printer’s MAC Address is to perform a self-test. Depending on your model printer the process to perform a self-test will differ. Use the article below to perform a self-test.
Performing a Hardware Self-Test on Star Printers
Note: The MAC Address is typically found on the second page of the self-test print out.
Example
Congratulations! You have now identified your printer’s MAC Address.
See also
- Bluetooth
- FVP-10
- HSP7000
- HSP7543
- HSP7743
- Linux
- MAC Address
- Macbook
- MacOS
- mC-Print2
- mC-Print3
- MP292
- MP500
- mPOP
- Network
- SK1-211
- SK1-221
- SK1-311
- SK1-321
- SK1-41
- SM-L200
- SM-L300
- SM-S230i
- SM-T300i
- SM-T400i
- SP500
- SP700
- TMP500
- TMP900
- Troubleshooting
- TSP100
- TSP1000
- TSP100IIIBi
- TSP143III
- TSP143IIIB
- TSP143IIIBi
- TSP143IIW
- TSP650
- TSP654II
- TSP700
- TSP743II
- TSP800
- TSP847II
- TSP847IIRx
- TUP500
- TUP900