How to Connect a Printer

Welcome to the Printybooth printer Connectors Knowledge Base!
This space is dedicated to helping you set up and configure PrintyBooth Printer Connectors – tools that allow direct communication between our web application and your printer hardware.

We currently support two platforms: #
  • Raspberry Pi 5 – ideal for embedded and kiosk solutions.
  • Windows (10/11 X64)

Each guide below includes step-by-step instructions to help you install, connect, and troubleshoot your Printybooth Connector.


Raspberry Pi 5 Connector  #

  1. Installing the Raspberry Pi Connector
    Learn how to flash the OS image, configure Wi-Fi, and register your device.
  2. Automatic Printer Detection on Raspberry Pi
    Guide to enabling automatic printer setup and driver configuration.
  3. Manual Printer Configuration
    How to manually add and configure printers using CUPS on RPi.

 Windows Connector  #

  1. Installing the Windows Connector
    Full walkthrough for downloading and installing the Windows version.
  2. Setting Up Your Printer on Windows
    Instructions for making sure your printer is ready and working with the connector.
  3. Running the Connector in the Background
    Keep the app running silently and reliably on startup.

Both platforms needs the assignment of event: Assign event to Printer

❓ Common Questions  #

  1. How do I connect my printer to Printybooth?
    Simply download and start connector, all other settings are managed from WebUI.
  2. Can I use multiple printers with one connector?
    At this moment, only 1 active printer for event is possible.
  3. Is internet connection required for printing?
    As the app runs as Web app, it requires internet for both, running and printing as well.
  4. How do I update the connector?
    Simply download new version and install.
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