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#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT SERIAL NUMBER#
#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT SERIAL#
#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT WINDOWS#

You can perform multiple RIP processes at the same time.

If you check the check box, the jobs displayed in the layout window will display the queue they belong to.

If you would like to only use Queue A, uncheck the check box.

You can configure the following settings in the area:.

If you changed the language setting, restart VersaWorks.

Select the port that the color measurement instrument is connected to from the list, and select the transmission speed from the list.

#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT SERIAL#

For color measurement instruments that use a serial interface,.Select a color measurement instrument from the list (for Media Explorer and for Spot and Special Color).To configure the settings of the color measurement instrument, go to step 3. The previews in the preview window are not displayed using monitor proofing.The preview will be displayed with the simulated output color. You can also configure the settings of the color measurement instrument if necessary.Ĭonfigure the quality setting of the preview images.Ĭhecking this option allows you to select the. We recommend that you check the in the window before printing a large object.įollow the procedure below to configure the language, unit, and preview image settings.Shows the remaining amount of ink in each cartridge. Shows the width of the printing area on the media currently installed on the printer. Shows the IP address or USB port used by the printer. Shows the model name of the printer connected to the computer. The window shows the following information: Double-click the printer icon in the setting area of the main window.The printer settings are saved, and then VersaWorks is started.įollow the procedure below to check the status of a printer connected to the computer. The connected printer information appear in the. If you do not set a nickname, the model name is displayed. Enter a nickname for the printer in the box.Information also appears in the and list boxes.

#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT SERIAL NUMBER#

The Printer Status (Model Name, Firmware Version, Serial Number and Status) appears. When using a USB connection, select, and then select the printer name from the list box. When using a network connection, select, and then enter the printer's IP address. To display the window in other cases, click. The window only appears automatically when you start VersaWorks for the first time after installation or initialization.Click the button in Windows, and then click (or ).If you tell me your printer model I can check what language it supports. PCL6 printers usually also support PCL5, but PC元 printers do not. Printers that do understand text need to support a language called PCL5. They are mostly the low cost printers, especially inkjets but also some lasers.

#CONNECT PRINTER TO USB VIRTUAL PORT WINDOWS#

Printers that do this are called host-based printers, where the Windows graphics engine converts the page into dots on the paper, rather than letting the printer do the conversion. Many USB-only printers do NOT understand plain text, and will just ignore it altogether. There is one proviso however - and it applies regardless of which method you use to get the data to the printer, hardware or software:Īs your program only knows about COM1, I assume it will send plain text to the printer. Here, pc_name is the name of the sharing PC, and printer_share_name is the share name you gave the printer when you set up the share.įrom then on, anything you send to COM1 will be re-routed to the printer. Now, start a command prompt and type: NET USE COM1: //pc_name/printer_share_name /persistent:yes Start by making the printer shareable (from Printer Properties > Sharing tab). Lee Harrison's link shows this command, but here's a short description. There is a simple way to do it using standard Windows commands.