Samsung SLM3320NDXAA manual Google Cloud Print, Registering your Google account to the printer

Google Cloud Print™

Google Cloud Print™ is a service that allows you to print to a printer using your smart phone, tablet, or any other web-connected devices. Just register your Google account with the printer, and you are ready to use the Google Cloud Print™ service. You can print your document or email with Chrome OS, Chrome browser, or a Gmail™/ Google Docs™ application on your mobile device, so you don’t need to install the printer driver on the mobile device. Refer to the Google website (http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/ or http:// support.google.com/cloudprint) for more information about Google Cloud Print™.

Registering your Google account to the printer

• Make sure the printer machine is turned on and connected to a wired or wireless network that has access to the Internet.

• You should create your Google account in the advance.

1Open the Chrome browser.

2Visit www.google.com.

3Sign in to the Google website with your Gmail™ address.

4Enter your printer’s IP address in the address field and press the Enter key or click Go.

5Click Login in the upper right corner of the SyncThru™ Web Service website.

6If it’s your first time logging into SyncThru™ Web Service you need to log-in as an administrator. Type in the below default ID and Password.

We recommend you to change the default password for security reasons.

•ID: admin

•Password: sec00000

If the network environment is using a proxy server, you need to configure the proxy’s IP and port number from Settings > Network Settings > Google Cloud Print > Proxy Setting. Contact your network service provider or network administrator for more information.

7When the SyncThru™ Web Service window opens, click Settings > Network Settings > Google Cloud Print.

8Enter your printer’s name and description.

9Click Register.

The confirmation pop-up window appears.

If you set the browser to block pop-ups, the confirmation window will not appear. Allow the site to show pop-ups.

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