Printing from a Chromebook

Kyocera models supporting Chrome OS

https://www.kyoceradocumentsolutions.com/support/chrome_os/index.html

Google Chromebook help > Set up your printer

https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7225252?hl=en&ref_topic=3399712

With a USB connection

• Adding a printer requires a connection to the internet

• Editing a printer does not require a connection to the internet

1. Connect printer to Chromebook

2. Go to Settings > Advanced > Printers

3. Select Add Printer

4. Select Add Nearby Printers to manually add a printer

• You may need to specify the manufacturer and model

With a Network connection

Protocol

Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) and Internet Printing Protocol (IPPS)

• Address must be valid

• Printer has be to contactable

Internet Printing Protocol (HTTP) and Internet Printing Protocol (HTTPS)

• Address does not have to be valid

• Printer does not have to contactable

AppSocket (TCP/IP)

• Address does not have to be valid

• Printer does not have to contactable

• Same like a Standard TCP/IP port in windows

Line Printer Daemon (LPD)

• Address does not have to be valid

• Printer does not have to contactable

What if there is no KYOCERA printer driver for Chrome OS?

A generic printer driver may work

1. Select Generic from the Manufacturer list

2. Select Generic PostScript Printer from the Model list

• You may need to try one of the other generic printer drivers if the Generic PostScript Printer driver does not work

• Not all Kyocera printers will work