With the Badge Printing feature, visitors can have their badges automatically printed when they check in at the kiosk. Account owners and admins can see and manage badge printers within Zoom Device Management and attach them to their Kiosks/Zoom Rooms. They can also initiate remote badge print jobs. Notifications are sent to admins if the printer is offline or online.
Printers are managed by the Zoom Printer Agent, which must be installed on a Windows or macOS-based Zoom Room device. Once deployed, all networked or Bluetooth Badge printers available to the device can be connected to any Zoom Room Kiosk device.
Verifying printers available for use with the printer agents
In the navigation menu, click Device Management, then Device List.
In the Zoom Device Type filter, select Zoom Printer Agent.
Click the Device Name of the device.
Click the Printers tab to view the list of printers.
How to configure Badge Printer Management for a kiosk
To configure a badge printer for a kiosk:
Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an admin with the privilege to edit account settings.
In the navigation menu, click Room Management, then Zoom Rooms.
Under the Rooms tab, click the Room Name of the Kiosk, then click Room Settings.
On the Room Profile tab, under Device Management, locate Badge Printer Management.
Click Add Printer.
Select the printer you would like to assign to the kiosk.
Click Add.
How to enable automatic Badge Printing for visitors
Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an admin with the privilege to edit account settings.
In the navigation menu, click Workspaces Management, then Visitor Management.
Click Account Settings.
Under Badge, enable Badge Printing. Once enabled, badges will automatically be printed for visitors when they check in at a kiosk.
How to manage badge printers
Viewing the status of a printer
To view the status of a printer:
In the navigation menu, click Device Management, then Device List.
In the Zoom Device Type filter, select Zoom Printer Agent.
Click the Device Name of the device.
Click the Printers tab to view the list of printers.
For each printer, the printer’s device name, model, firmware version, current selected paper size, and color settings will be displayed.In addition, if there are any issues with the printer, administrators can hover over the status symbol to view the current issue with the printer (no connection, out of paper, paper jam, out of ink, etc.).
Removing a printer from an assigned kiosk
To remove a badge printer from a kiosk:
In the navigation menu, click Room Management, then Zoom Rooms.
Under the Rooms tab, click the Room Name of the Kiosk, then click Room Settings.
On the Room Profile tab, under Device Management, locate Badge Printer Management.
Next to the printer, click Remove.
When prompted for confirmation, click Remove.
Troubleshooting printer connection issues
Printer not appearing in the Add Printer dropdown
If your printer doesn't appear in the dropdown when trying to add it to your kiosk:
Verify that the Zoom Room with the Printer Agent is online. The printer can only appear as online when the associated Zoom Room software is online and running correctly.
Check that both the kiosk and the Zoom Room with the printer are on the same network subnet.
Ensure you have the correct printer model. Only Brother QL-820NWB and Brother QL-810W printers are officially supported.
If using Windows, make sure the Run as administrator setting is turned off in the Zoom software.
Reset the printer configuration
If you're still having issues connecting your printer:
Log out of the Zoom Room application on the computer.
Uninstall the printer drivers and related software, then restart the computer.
Delete the Zoom Room kiosk from Room Management > Zoom Rooms.
Add a new room and reconfigure following the steps above.
Reinstall the printer driver software on the Windows/macOS computer.
Configure both TCP/IP and WDS ports (Windows only)
For Windows users experiencing printer connectivity issues:
Configure both the TCP/IP port and the WDS port on the Windows computer running the Zoom Printer Agent.
To obtain the WDS port, temporarily connect the printer directly to the computer wirelessly.
The WDS port monitors information coming through the TCP/IP port and handles routing appropriately.
Check network connections
Verify that your printer is properly connected to the network.
Test the printer with another application (like Brother's iPrint&Label app) to confirm it's working properly.
Ensure all devices (Kiosk, Zoom Room computer, and printer) have proper network routes to communicate with each other.
Note: If you're using a Neat Frame or other specialized hardware as your kiosk, ensure your Windows/macOS device with the printer agent is on the same network and properly configured. If you continue to experience issues with your badge printer setup, contact Zoom Support for further assistance.