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3. Close the InterCon-NetTool. Your settings will be saved in the print server. You are
now ready to setup the Windows Printer Port.
3. WINDOWS PRINTER PORT SETUP
NOTE: If RIP software has been previously loaded then a hot folder with an assigned
port will have ‘normally’ already been loaded – this step may not be necessary unless
the Windows printer port is to be used for printing purposes. This step will be required if
the EFPU print utility is to be used for downloading firmware or test files however.
1. Select Start, Settings, Printers.
2. Double click on Add Printer, the Add Printer Wizard dialog box appears. Click Next.
3. Select “Local Printer”. Click Next.
4. At the bottom of the dialog box select “Create a new port”. Change selection to
“Standard TCP/IP Port”. Click Next- the TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard will start. Click
Next. See figure below.