This explains the procedure for changing the port used by a device connected by a network to a standard TCP/IP port. If you temporarily set a port for the device when installing the driver, you can change it to the correct port by following this procedure.
Specify a temporary port ([LPT1] etc.) and install the driver with [Custom].
Confirm the device name and IP address
You must enter the device name and IP address when adding a standard TCP/IP port. For the name of the device, use the name by which the device is known on the network. If you do not know the device name or IP address, check with your network administrator.
Determining to protocol to use
LPR: The protocol commonly used by TCP/IP.
Raw: A protocol that can be used with Windows. It transmits data at a higher speed than LPR.
When starting the computer, log on as a user with administrator privileges.
Procedures
1
Display the printer properties screen.
(1) Display [Bluetooth & devices] (or [Devices]) from [ Settings] in the Start menu.
(2) In [Printers & scanners], display the management screen for the device to set.
To display the management screen, click the device or click [Manage] for the corresponding device.
(3) Click [Printer properties] for the device to set.
2
Display the [Ports] sheet → click [Add Port].
3
Select [Standard TCP/IP Port] from [Available port types] → click [New Port].
4
Enter the device name or IP address according to the instructions of the wizard.
[Port Name] is automatically entered. Change the port name if required.
If the [Additional port information required] screen is displayed, click the subsequent "Open details" and perform the necessary operations.
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