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This article shows you how to set up your Star TSP 100 receipt printer on a Windows PC so Gingr can print to it.
Before You Begin
Important: If you never set up this printer on your device, first complete Prepare Star TSP Printer and Install Star TSP Drivers.
Steps
- Plug the Star TSP printer into your computer. Plug the power cord into a power outlet and switch the printer on.
- Open Printers and Scanners or Bluetooth & Scanners » Printers and Scanners in your Windows Control Panel.
Older Windows:
Newer Windows:
- Clear the Let Windows manage my default printer checkbox in your list of printers.
- Right-click the Star TSP printer and select Set Default.
- Right-click the printer again and select Printing preferences.
Older Windows:
Newer Windows:
- On the Layout tab, select Portrait.
- On the Paper/Quality tab, set the paper source to FRICTION.
- Select Advanced.
- Change the paper size to 72mm x Receipt in the Advanced Options window.
- Select OK, then select OK again.
- Right-click the TSP 100 (143) icon on the Printers and Devices screen and select Printer properties.
Older Windows:
Newer Windows:
- On the Ports tab, check Enable bidirectional support.
- On the Advanced tab, select Print directly to the printer.
- On the Device Settings tab, change these settings:
- Set FRICTION to 72mm x 200mm.
- Set Page Cut Type to No Cut. On some devices, you can use "Partial Cut" for Paper Cut Type if "No Cut" causes paper length problems.
- Set Document Cut Type to Partial Cut.
- Set Peripheral Unit Type to Cash Drawer.
- Set Peripheral Unit 1 to Document Top. Select Document Bottom if you set up the PrintNode integration.
- Select Apply.
- Select the General tab.
- Select Preferences.
- Select Advanced in the new window.
- Change Paper size to 72mm x Receipt.
- Select OK.
- Select Print Test Page on the General tab to make sure your PC recognizes your receipt printer.
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