How to set local printer

Setting Up a Local Printer on Android

1. Connect the Printer:
   • USB Printer: Connect the printer to the Android device using a USB cable.
   • Bluetooth Printer: Pair the Bluetooth printer with the Android device through Bluetooth settings.
   • LAN Printer: Connect the printer to the router using a LAN cable.

Ensure that the IP address and internet connection of the Android device and printer are the same for LAN connection.

1. Configure Printer Settings:

   • Open the POS application.
   • Navigate to the local printer setup.
   • Select the connected printer from the list of available printers.

2. Test the Printer:

   • Print a test page from the POS application to ensure the printer is properly set up and communicating with the Android device.

Setting Up a Local Printer on Windows

1. Connect the Printer:

   • USB Printer: Plug the printer into the USB port on the Windows PC.
   • LAN Printer: Connect the printer to the router using a LAN cable.

   • Ensure that the IP address and internet connection of the Android device and printer are the same for LAN connection.

2. Install Printer Drivers:

   • Download the latest drivers from the printer manufacturer’s website and run the installation process.

   • The download methods and drivers will vary depending on the brand of the printer.

3. Add the Printer in Windows:

   • Open the Control Panel and go to Devices and Printers or Printers & Scanners.
   • Click on Add a printer and follow the wizard to select and add the local printer. Choose the correct printer from the list and ensure the driver is installed correctly.

   • The guide and setting will vary depending on the windows version.

4. Configure Printer Settings:

   • Right-click the added printer in the Devices and Printers window and select Printer properties.
   • Configure any specific settings such as paper size, print quality, and print preferences according to your needs.

5. Configure POS Software:

   • Open the POS.
   • Navigate to the local printer setup.
   • Select the connected printer from the list of available printers.

6. Test the Printer:

   • Print a test page from the POS application to ensure the printer is properly set up and communicating with the Android device.

Additional Tips

• Printer Compatibility: Ensure that the printer you are using is compatible with your POS software and operating system.
• Support Documentation: Refer to the user manual or support documentation provided by the printer manufacturer for specific setup instructions and troubleshooting tips.

By following these steps, you can set up and configure a local printer for your POS system on both Android and Windows platforms.