Perhaps the easiest way to Add both Wired and Wireless Printers to Mac is by trying to Print something on your computer. Once the Printer is selected, click on the Add button to Add the Printer to your MacBook. On Add Printers screen, make sure you are on the Default tab and select the Printer that you want to Add to Mac.
On the next screen, click on the Plus Icon to open Add Printer dialogue box.ģ.
Click on Apple Logo > System Preferences > select Printers & Scanners option on the next screen.Ģ. Press the Power button to start the Printer, connect the Printer to Mac and follow the steps below to Add the Printer to Mac.ġ.
#HOW TO CONNECT MAC TO PRINTER WIRELESS DRIVER#
Location section can be left blank and in the “Use” section you can go with Generic PCL or Generic Post Script Driver, unless you have a different driver file that you want to use. If required, you can go with the default name or enter a Name for your Printer. Note: Protocol will be automatically selected and you can leave the Queue box blank. On the next screen, switch to IP tab > enter the IP Address of your Printer and click on the Add button. Note: You may have to click on the Lock icon and enter your Admin User Name and password to authorize this change.Ĥ. On the next screen, click on the Plus Icon to open Add Printer dialogue box. On System Preferences screen, click on Printers & Scanners icon.ģ. Click on Apple Logo in top-menu bar and select System Preferences in the drop-down menu.Ģ.
#HOW TO CONNECT MAC TO PRINTER WIRELESS MANUAL#
If your printer is different, check the User Manual to see if it provides a method to print the Configuration page or obtain its IP Address.ġ. If this does not work, try print from the Printer’s Control Panel by going to Menu > Information > Print Configuration. On most wireless printers, the configuration page can be printed by pressing and holding the Power button for about 10 seconds. The most common way to Add Wireless Printer to Mac is by using its IP Address, which can be obtained by printing configuration page of your printer. Connect Wireless Printer to Mac Using IP Address With this understanding, let us go ahead a take a look at the steps to Add both wired and wireless Printers to Mac. AirPrint is supported by almost all major manufacturers of Printers, as listed on Apple’s AirPrint Support Page.
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