We don’t want to select any brand, we want to use “Raw” for raw text. Once you click on continue you may or may not be prompted to select the brand name of the printer. Location is usually the register number (Reg1, Reg2 or BackOffice).ĥ. Once the printer is selected, click “Continue” and fill out the information about the printer, name and description should be enough. NOTE: you will see two instances of the same printer show up on the list, either one will work but choose the instance that starts with the brand name, e.g. Now from the list of local printers, select your printer being installed. Under Printers section click on “Add Printer”ģ. On the CUPS web interface click on the “Administration” tab.Ģ. Now we need to add the printer so we can send raw text (no formatting) to it from Artisan POS 4.X or laterġ. If enable, a similar page t o the one below should come up Go to the web interface where printers can be added, to do so go to. The web interface for CUPS should now be enabled.
Make sure the user logged on has been given administrative privileges.Ĥ. The previous step would run only under administrative privileges.
Type the following: sudo cupsctl WebInterface=yes then press “Enter”ģ. Open the Terminal (Go to Applications => Utilities => Terminal)Ģ. In order to enable it, follow the instructions below:ġ. Starting at Mac OS X Mountain Lion – 10.8, the web interface is disabled by default settings. In past versions of Apple operating systems, the web administration page was turned on by default, but now it has changed. You can read more about CUPS at this link In order to make a label printer work and be visible on the Mac so Artisan can use it, we need to enable CUPS printing system. Step 1: Enable CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) on the MacĪpple computers do not work the same way as Windows computers do, thus most printer manufacturer’s drivers won’t work on the Mac. We do not support other label printers for Artisan 4.0 other than the ones listed above.
We have not tested this configuration with any other printers, hence we recommend using one of the above. Printers that would work with these settings are: This is a detailed article and we go through each step. On this article we show how a label printer should be set up on a Apple Macintosh OS X so that it works with Artisan POS 4.0 or later.
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