NOTE: Once the application is added you may close this window Select the UPS Thermal Printing.app and click "Add".Click the "+" symbol to add an application.Select "Users & Groups" and select the "Login Items" tab.Select "System Preferences" from the Apple menu.Set the UPS Thermal Printing application to start on login A confirmation window will briefly appear, followed by the Administration window.
Enter a Class “Name.” (Do not enter the PRINTER name.Remove pre-populated content (if any), and complete the fields.Next, follow the instructions below to add Class.System should display "the printer default options have been set successfully".Click the Select Another Make/Manufacturer button.Click Continue again on the next screen.Document location name for future reference.Remove any pre-populated content, and complete the fields.Select your thermal printer from the "Local Printers" section.The default browser will open with the MAC CUPS Printer Install interface.In order to load the interface manually, open any browser and type localhost:631 in the address bar: It is possible the CUPS MAC printer setup interface may not load. At the prompts, click Approve, Allow, or Run.
At the bottom, the blocked application will appear.It is possible the application will be require MAC security settings to be updated if the application is rejected. Open the Launch Pad and click the UPS Thermal Printing.app to run the application.Drag the UPS Thermal Printing.app into the Applications folder.Double click the UPS Thermal Printing-3.0.0.dmg package.Download the UPS Thermal Printer Installation package from this link.Turn on the Thermal Printer so the light on top is a steady green.Connect your Thermal Printer to your MAC using the USB cable.The UPS Thermal printer applet supports printing to a thermal printer from your Mac if it meets the following requirements: MAC Thermal Printer Installation
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