14: Printing; Printing - Introduction; Printing From The Web Interface; Configuring A Local Or Networked Printer - Logicube Falcon-NEO User Manual

14.0 Printing – Introduction
When viewing log files through the Falcon-NEO touch screen or web interface, there is a Print
icon located on the top right of the screen. This icon allows the printing of the currently viewed
log file. There are two ways to print log files:
Recommended - From the Web Interface using a computer on the same network the
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Falcon-NEO is connected to (see
any printer already set up on the computer being used.
From the touch screen on the Falcon-NEO. This will print to a configured local printer
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(connected via USB to the Falcon-NEO) or to a networked printer. See
instructions on how to set up a local or networked printer.

14.1 Printing from the Web Interface

When the print icon is used on the web interface, the browser's print dialog screen will appear.
This will allow printing to any configured printer on the computer, as it is using the computer's
web browser and Operating System to print.

14.2 Configuring a local or networked printer

The Falcon-NEO can also print to a local (through USB) or networked printer. The printer must be
configured using the Command Line Interface (CLI, see
connect to the CLI using a Telnet or SSH client).
Local printers will need to be connected to the Falcon-NEO through an available USB port on the
front of the Falcon-NEO.
Networked printers will be seen by the Falcon-NEO when connected to the same network.
Once the printers are set up and configured, the configuration must be saved to a profile.
14.2.1 Step-by-step – Configuring a local or networked printer
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Connect the Falcon-NEO to a network with DHCP. For networked
printers, make sure the Falcon-NEO is connected to the same network.
For local printers, connect the printer to an available USB port located in
the front of the Falcon-NEO.
Turn the Falcon-NEO on. The Falcon-NEO should automatically assign
itself an IP address that the Windows computer can see. Go to the

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Interface). This will allow printing to
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Section 9.2 for instructions on how to
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