Quick Start Guide
16 Kiaro! 200 User Guide
5 Choose Update Driver. When you are prompted, select the Search automatically
for updated driver software option. Windows will locate the driver on your system
and create a printer item.
Installing the Printer Driver (Network)
Use the following instructions to install the printer via a network connection on Windows
XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8.
For detailed information about the topic of networking, refer to documentation
applicable to your network environment and/or contact your network administrator.
The printer uses the following ports: TCP 50000,50001,9100, UPD 50001,50002. The
printer cannot be used on a network where other devices on the network use the same
ports.
Note: When the Windows logo testing, publisher verification, or digital signing warning
messages appear, choose to continue the installation. These messages indicate that
the driver has not been “logo tested” by Microsoft. However, it has been tested
thoroughly by QuickLabel, and will not cause any of the problems listed in these
messages.
1 Ensure the printer is powered on and connected to the network via a LAN cable.
2 Power on your computer and insert the Kiaro! 200 Installer CD in the CD drive. The
Installer CD wizard will open. Choose Next.
Note: If the autorun program does not start automatically, use Windows Explorer
to launch the “Setup.exe” file located in the root level of the CD.
3 Use the driver installation wizard to install the driver. Refer to the following
information during this process.
• Choose the Ethernet connection method when prompted.
• Allow the installer to access the network if prompted.
• Choose the Kiaro! 200 printer in the printer list when prompted. Alternately, you
can choose to find a specific printer by IP address or MAC address.
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