The below process can be used to add a label printer that is connected via USB to for example a D-Link print server. In case the D-Link print server is using the LPR protocol, and the print queue name used to reach the specific USB port on the D-Link print server.
- Sign in to Printix Configurator. You must have the role as System manager.
Step 2-4 are necessary, so you can select the printer’s Network in step 7.
- Select Networks to configure networks.
- Select Import.
- Select OK.
- Select Printers to configure printers.
- Select Add. You can also create a CSV file.
The CSV file MUST be semi-colon (;) separated. Do not have spaces before or after a semi-colon.
See example of a printer CSV file.
- In the Define new printer dialog:
- Enter Printer name. Example: Label printer
- Enter Vendor. Example: DYMO
- Enter Model. Example: LabelWriter 450
- Enter Printer address.
- RAW mode via TCP port 9100 (default)
Example: 192.168.1.9 - IPPS via TCP port 443
Example: 192.168.1.9 $$ipps - LPR via TCP port 515
Example: 192.168.1.9 $$lpr:dlk-1D6FA3-U1
- RAW mode via TCP port 9100 (default)
- Select Network. Example: Network1
- Enter MAC address. Example: 0011E5040E34
- Optionally enter Serial number. Example: CN3993Y073
- If relevant, check Page description language:
- PCL5 – Printer Command Language level 5.
- POSTSCRIPT – PostScript Level 1, PostScript Level 2 and PostScript 3.
- PCLXL – Printer Command Language level 6.
- PDF – Portable Document Format.
- XPS – Open XML Paper Specification.
- UFRII – Ultra Fast Rendering 2, a proprietary language of Canon.
- If relevant, check Color supported.
- If relevant, check 2-sided supported.
- Select OK.
- Select OK.
- Select Upload.
- Open Printix Administrator to verify that the printer has been registered. You may want to check that a print queue is also created and that the selected print drivers are the ones you want to use.
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