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Brother QL-1110NWB label printer (4×6 shipping labels)

Wide-format direct-thermal label printer (up to 103 mm), Wi-Fi + Ethernet + Bluetooth. Its job here is 4×6 carrier shipping labels from Pirate Ship (SOP-044 Store Order Fulfilment). Joined the network 2026-10-13.

On the network

  • 192.168.4.69, reserved in the router (MAC dc:56:7b:7c:13:cf). The LAN is 192.168.4.0/22, so a scan of only 192.168.5.x misses it.
  • Answers raw TCP 9100, LPD 515, IPP 631 (ipp://192.168.4.69/ipp/print), HTTPS 443. Web page http://192.168.4.69/ (status is readable without login; settings need HTTPS + the password on the printer's label).
  • AirPrint 2.1 (owner confirmed 2026-10-13: the phone lists it next to the office MFC with nothing installed): accepts image/urf only (no PWG raster), so iPhone/iPad print with no app or driver; Android's built-in Mopria likely does not, and needs Brother iPrint&Label or the Brother Print Service Plugin.
  • Wi-Fi Direct is also on (the printer's own network, what a phone joins by default); infrastructure Wi-Fi was set up by WPS.
  • Emulation reads "P-touch Template". Raster/AirPrint jobs switch mode themselves; leave it.

Stock loaded (2026-10-13)

  • DK-1247, 103 × 164 mm (4.07 × 6.4 in) continuous-length die-cut shipping labels. IPP media name om_brother-label-103x164mm_103x164mm. Print 4×6 PDFs at 100 % on the 103 × 164 mm size; the extra length is blank. 102x152mm (DK-1241, exact 4×6) is also supported if that roll is bought instead.

Check it from the server

ipptool -tv ipp://192.168.4.69/ipp/print get-printer-attributes.test | grep -E 'printer-state|media-ready'

History

  • 2026-10-13: Pirate Ship USPS 4×6 test label printed correctly from the owner's phone (AirPrint, 103 × 164 mm, 100 %). Procedure lives in SOP-044 v1.1 step 5.

See also: zebra-gx430t (2 × 1.5 in stock/part/location labels, raw ZPL from the server).