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Emulation - How Do I Send an Emulation File to the SATO CL4NX Plus From Mac OS System?

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To send an emulation file to the SATO CL4NX Plus printer from macOS, follow these steps:

Prerequisites

  1. Install the SATO CUPS Driver: Ensure you have the SATO CUPS Driver installed on your Mac. This driver is essential for printing to SATO printers and is compatible with macOS systems. You can download it from the SATO website or use the installation manual provided in the driver package.

Steps to Send an Emulation File

  1. Connect the Printer: Make sure your SATO CL4NX Plus printer is connected to your Mac via USB, LAN, or another supported interface.
  2. Open Terminal: Launch the Terminal application on your Mac.
  3. Enable CUPS Web Interface:
    • Run the command to enable the CUPS web interface:
      bash
      sudo cupsctl WebInterface=yes
    • Enter your password when prompted.
  4. Access CUPS Web Interface:
    • Open a web browser and go to http://localhost:631/.
    • Click on "Administration" and then "Add Printer" to ensure your printer is recognized by the system.
  5. Select Your Printer: Choose the SATO CL4NX Plus from the list of available printers and complete any necessary setup prompts.
  6. Prepare Your Emulation File: Ensure that your emulation file is in a format that the printer can understand (such as SBPL or a compatible graphic format).
  7. Print Using Command Line:
    • You can send your emulation file directly to the printer using the lp command. For example:
      bash
      lp -d <printer_name> <path_to_your_file>
    • Replace <printer_name> with the name of your SATO printer as it appears in CUPS, and <path_to_your_file> with the full path to your emulation file.
  8. Verify Print Job: Check the print queue in CUPS (accessible via http://localhost:631/) to confirm that your job has been sent successfully.

 

 

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