Changing the Port

This explains the procedure for changing the port used by a device connected to a network.
If you temporarily set a port of the device when installing the driver, change it to a correct port by following this procedure.
Here, the method for creating a Raw or LPR port using "Standard TCP/IP Port" is explained.

Prerequisites

Driver installation
Confirm the name or IP address of the device (if adding a standard TCP/IP port).
To add a standard TCP/IP port, you need to enter the name or IP address of the device. 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
Raw: A protocol that can be used with Windows. It transmits data at a higher speed than LPR.
LPR: The protocol commonly used by TCP/IP.
When starting the computer, logon as a member of Administrators.

Procedures

1.
Display [Devices and Printers] from the [Control Panel] of Windows.
2.
Right-click the icon of the device you are going to set → select [Printer properties].
If you are using a touch panel, press and hold the icon of the device you want to set → tap [Printer properties] in the pop-up menu.
3.
Display the [Ports] sheet → click [Add Port].
4.
In the [Printer Ports] dialog box, select [Standard TCP/IP Port] from [Available port types] → click [New Port].
5.
Proceed with the operation according to the instructions on the wizard, then enter the device name or IP address.
[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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6.
Click [Finish].
7.
In the [Printer Ports] dialog box, click [Close].
8.
Click [Configure Port].
9.
Set the port.
When using Raw
Select [Protocol] > [Raw] → click [OK].
When using LPR
(1) Select [Protocol] > [LPR] → specify one of the following print queues for [LPR Settings] > [Queue Name].
LP: Outputs according to the spool setting of the device. This is the setting that is normally used.
SPOOL: Always outputs after spooling to the hard disk, regardless of the device settings.
DIRECT: Always outputs without spooling to the hard disk, regardless of the device settings.
(2) Click [OK].
10.
Click [Close].