Connecting to a Printer- RAMBo Driver
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Connecting to a Printer- RAMBo Driver
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Description:
This solution will walk you through how to connect your computer to your printer. This only applies for XL, HDL, HD, HDx and HD2x printers. The RAMBo driver will need to be installed on the computer that is going to be used to run/communicate with the printer. If you start using a different computer, you will need to make sure the RAMBo driver is installed on the new computer.
MAC: If you have a Mac, you can skip this entire section and go straight to the software. A Mac will automatically find and install the driver. If you use Repetier- Host, you will need to go to the printer settings and set the “Baud Rate” to 250,000.
PC: If you have a PC, you will need to install the RAMBo driver manually and the steps below will walk you through it. Windows 8 and 8.1 will need to start at step #1. Windows 7 and previous versions will start at step #7.
Process:
1.Setting Button
Move the cursor to the bottom right corner hold for 2-3 seconds, till side task bar appears and select the
Gear icon “setting.”
select “Change PC Settings”
If you see “General” come up, select it and proceed to step 4
If you do not see the “General” option, select “Update and Recovery”
Scroll down and select “Restart Now” under “Advanced Startup”
After selecting “startup Settings,” select Restart”
The PC will Restart. Upon startup, click the “7” on the keyboard.
Proceed to Install The RAMBo driver
8.Plug the printer into the computer with the USB cable. Insert the Airwolf 3D USB drive (came with the printer)
into the the computer.
9.In the “Control Panel,” open “Devices and printers.” Under Unspecified,” you should see a device labeled “RAMBo.”
Right click the device and Select Properties.”
12.A fourth window will appear. select “browse my computer for driver software.”
13.Select the “Browse” button
14.Browse for Airwolf USB stick. Select the folder “RAMBo Driver” and select “OK.”
15.The window will close and return to the “search for Drivers” screen.
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The “(com17” is dependent on what USB port on the computer the printer is plugged into. Yours may display a different COM number.