Ocom Printer Driver

[Christal Rasband]

To print using the OCPP-808 printer, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the printer is connected to your computer/device and
   powered on.
2. Open the application or software you want to print from.
3. Select the OCPP-808 printer as the default or desired
   printer.
4. Configure the printing settings, such as paper size,
   orientation, and quality.
5. Send the print command from your application/software.
6. The printer will start printing the document/receipt.

3. MaintenanceTo maintain the OCPP-808 printer and ensure its optimal
performance, follow these guidelines:

• Clean the exterior of the printer regularly using a soft,
  lint-free cloth.
• Avoid exposing the printer to direct sunlight or extreme
  temperatures.
• Do not use sharp objects or abrasive materials to clean the
  printer.
• Keep the printer away from water or other liquids.
• Replace the paper roll when it is running low or empty.
• If you encounter any issues, refer to the troubleshooting
  section of the instruction manual or contact customer support.

FAQ

1. Q: How can I change the paper roll?A: To change the paper roll, follow these steps:
   1. Open the printer cover.
   2. Remove the empty paper roll.
   3. Insert a new paper roll into the paper holder.
   4. Make sure the paper is properly aligned and not jammed.
   5. Close the printer cover.
2. Q: Can I use this printer with my mobile device?A: Yes, you can use the OCPP-808 printer with your mobile device
   via Bluetooth or WiFi connectivity. Install the corresponding
   drivers and software for your mobile operating system.
3. Q: What type of barcodes can be printed?A: The OCPP-808 printer supports printing of various 1D and 2D
   barcode types, including QR codes, UPC codes, Code 39, Code 128,
   and more.

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Step 2: Loading Paper

1. Open the printer cover.
2. Insert the roll of thermal paper into the paper holder.
3. Pull a small amount of paper out and close the printer cover.

Step 3: Printing

1. Ensure that the printer is powered on and connected to your device.
2. Send the print command using the ESC/POS command compatible with your application.
3. The printer will start printing the content on the thermal paper.

FAQQ: What can I print with this thermal printer?

Q: How do I know when to replace the paper roll?

• A: The printer has a black mark detection feature that can detect the end of the paper roll. Additionally, you can monitor the printing status to check if the paper needs to be replaced.

Q: Can I use this printer with an OPOS driver?

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I see references and hints that programmatically one can add a networked printer to a local computer using the ManagementClass and such. However I have not been able to find any actual tutorials on doing just this.

I think I need to better explain what I am trying to do... when the printers needed are not tied to a print server, I need to:create a tcpip raw port,connect a printer via tcp/ip,install drivers, optionally set default.

The WMI Win32_Printer class provides a method called AddPrinterConnection toadd a network printer to the list of local printers. The code belowshows how to connect a network printer using the Win32_Printer class.

I spent almost the week on that issue! My target is a bit more complicated, I want to wrap the C# code in a WCF service called by a SharePoint Add-In, and this WCF service should call remotely the client to install the printers. Thus I tried hard with WMI.In the mean time, I managed to use rundll32 solution (which requires first to create the port), and also did a powershell variant, really the simplest:

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