Connecting a printer to the POS terminal
FireMenu Print Server printing in FireMenu is supported for Sunmi printers only. This guide explains how to connect a network Sunmi printer to the POS terminal and configure printing so tickets and kitchen slips are reliable on your LAN.
Step 1. Connect the printer to the network
- Connect the printer to the router with an Ethernet cable.
- Turn the printer on. Wait until the blue indicator shows that the printer is on the network.
Step 2. Print the printer status
- Find the button on the back of the printer next to the ports.
- Press the button twice to print a slip with printer status information.
- On the slip, find the printer IP address (for example,
192.168.1.100).
Step 3. Chrome settings on Sunmi D3 Pro
- Open Chrome.
- In the address bar, enter:
chrome://flags - In the search box, find “Insecure origins treated as secure”.
- In the flag’s text field, enter the printer IP as
http://plus the address (for example,http://192.168.10.100). If other URLs are already listed, add the new one separated by a comma, for example:http://192.168.1.100,http://192.168.1.200 - Set the flag to Enabled.
- Click Relaunch at the bottom right of the browser.
- After restart, close Chrome.
Step 4. Printing settings in FireMenu
- Open FireMenu.
- Go to Settings → Print tab.
- Under Print driver, select FireMenu Print Server (alongside Standard print).
- Click Add printer and fill in:
- Name — a label for the printer (for example, “POS”).
- Type — Ethernet.
- IP address — the address from the status slip (for example,
192.168.1.100).
- Choose what to print on this printer:
- POS terminal — terminal receipts.
- Cash drawer — if a drawer is wired to the printer and you need open pulses.
- Switches with your kitchen names (they may appear as “Kitchen”, “Bar”, etc.) — for kitchen tickets per area.
- Click Save changes at the top of the form, then Save settings as default so the venue settings are stored in the cloud.
After saving, run a test print from the POS; if everything is correct, the slip should appear on the printer.
Common issues
- Still no printing after first-time setup — follow Sunmi printer troubleshooting (network, Chrome, Print tab, static IP).
- Chrome cannot print to the printer IP — check Insecure origins treated as secure and that the value uses
http://with the correct IP. - Printer not on the network — confirm the cable is in an active router port and the network LED is OK; the IP on a new status slip may change after DHCP renewal.
- Missing print target in FireMenu — kitchen names come from venue configuration; if a switch is missing, ask your administrator.
Related articles
- Sunmi printer troubleshooting — if tickets do not print after setup: network, Chrome, FireMenu print settings, static IP.
- Multi-user terminal — when one device serves several areas.
- Kitchen screen — separate display or printing from the kitchen.
- Invoice print layout — how the guest bill looks.