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• If using a USB cable to connect a computer with a Wi-Fi model printer, a wireless network
configuration prompt window will pop up during driver installation, as shown in following picture.
Note:
• Click “Yes”, you can configure printer’s wireless network via wireless network
configuration tool (refer to Chapter 5.1.1 for how to make configuration).When
configuration is completed, unplug USB cable, and then on the pop-up “Add Printer”
interface, you may add the network-connected printer(refer to Chapter 3.3 for how to add
printer).
• Click “No”, you can add a USB-connected printer on the pop-up “Add Printer” interface
(refer to Chapter 3.3 for how to add printer).
If using a USB cable to connect a computer with a non-Wi-Fi model printer, a “Add Printer” interface
will pop up during the driver installation and you can add a printer here (refer to Chapter 3.3 for how
to add printer).
3.3. Add printer to macOS system
3.3.1. Add up the printer via USB
1. Connect the printer to computer with USB cable and then turn power on.
2. Enter the “System Preferences” – “Printers & Scanners” of computer.
3. Click button to select “Add Printer or Scanner”.
4. Select printer and then select the corresponding printer mode from the “Use” menu popping out.
5. Click “Add”.
3.3.2. Add up the printer via wireline connection (applicable to wired
network models)
1. Turn the power of printer and computer on.
2. Connect the computer to wired network.
3. Connect the network cable to the network interface of printer, and make sure the printer is
connected to the computer network (Please refer to Chapter 4 for network setup).
4. Enter the “System Preferences” – “Printers & Scanners” of computer.
5. Click button to select “Add Printer or Scanner”.
6. Select printer and then select the corresponding printer mode from the “Use” menu popping out.
7. Click “Add”.