Driver Xprinter

Possible Printing errors • Receipt Printer is not printing • Make sure that the printer is ON and connected on a computer • Changed USB port. The installed printer is assigned to a specified USB port • Make sure that the printer is not OFFLINE MODE status • Receipt printed total amount is cut or not showing? • you must set Custom Margins and adjust the margins in the left side • By default you can adjust it by LEFT is 0 inch, TOP is 0 inch, RIGHT is 30 to 40 mm • Receipt printed is too large? • please use the correct printer paper size example if you are using 76(63.5) x 3276 mm you must select on the settings and in the browser 76(63.5) x 3276 mm • Go to Devices and Printer and right click on the printing Preferences under “ Advanced” button then Select on the Graphic and Print Quality must be “ 160 X 144 dots per inch” • Receipt printed is too long? Game petualangan naruto shippuden pc download. • please ensure that the option headers and footers in the print preview of your browser is UNCHECK • Adjusting font size of the Receipt print? • select Custom in the Margins then adjust until you reach the desired font size.

Windows Driver for the POS-X Thermal Receipt Printers. If you have the printer pictured below, download the Impact Printer Driver. *When updating the driver, please. XPrinter Driver Setup V7.77_Win10.rar - Google Drive.

I have Tango X printer working fine from iPhone and from Windows 7 Pro laptop. Now, I am trying to set up the printer settings on a second Windows 7 Pro computer to print to that same Tango X printer.

What is the preferred procedure to do this? I have attempted to run the 'Tango_Full_WebPack_48.1.4320.exe' deselecting the optional software, just installing the essentials. That seems to require putting the printer into setup mode, etc, as if this is a new printer; it is not. The printer already connects to my wireless network, etc. And works fine.

So, how do I get through the driver setup on this second Windows computer? Hi Greetings! Welcome to the HP Support Community.

I'd be happy to help you today. Let's try the WPS method to connect.

If your router supports WPS, use these steps to connect your printer to your wireless network with the WPS button on the router - 1) Turn on the printer. 2) Locate the WPS button on your router, but do not press it yet. 3) On the back of the printer, press and hold the Wireless button and Power button at the same time for 5 seconds. 4) On the router, press and hold the WPS button for 3 to 5 seconds or until it shows that the WPS connection process has started. NOTE: The printer stops searching for a WPS connection two minutes after the wireless button is pressed.

If you were unable to press the WPS button within that timeframe, attempt these steps again. Once the printer connects to the wireless network, the blue Wireless light on the control panel turns on solid. Hope this helps! Let me know how that goes. Please click “ Accept as Solution” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution. Click the “ Kudos, Thumbs Up' on the bottom right to say “Thanks” for helping! Have a great day ahead:).

To clarify, the printer is already connected to my wireless network and operates correctly when accessed from my iPhone or from my first laptop (windows 7 pro 64-bit). The issue was that I could not get through the installation of drivers on a second laptop (also windows 7 pro 64-bit). The solution that I found was to use the other installation file: Tango_Basicx64_48.1.4320.exe This smaller installation file, rather than the full web pack that tried originally, allowed me to complete the installation of drivers on the second laptop without messing up anything already in place from the original installation with the first laptop. Currently, printing is working both laptops and from IOS devices such as as my iphone and ipad.