This information pertains to the original LabQuest and LabQuest 2.
If you have a LabQuest 3, see this article.
LabQuest can be connected to a printer via a USB cable or via the network.
Network:
You either need LabQuest 2, or an original LabQuest and a Vernier Wi-Fi USB Adapter (WIFI-USB, discontinued). The printer either needs to located on the same subnet as the LabQuest devise with Bonjour enabled on the printer/network, or you need to know the IP/Name address of the printer and the LabQuest device needs to be on a subnet that can connect to the printer. Go into the Printer Dialog (Original LabQuest: Home|Control Panel|Printers, LabQuest 2: Home|Preferences|Printers) and choose “Scan for Printers” or “Enter IP Address” buttons.
USB:
You will need to use a standard USB-A to USB-B connector. This is the same cable used to connect USB printers to a computer. It is also the same cable used to connect a LabPro interface to a computer. This cable is pictured at:
https://www.vernier.com/accessories/access.html?cb-usb&template=basic.html
Note: You cannot connect LabQuest to a printer using the mini-USB port on the LabQuest. The cable that comes with LabQuest is only for connecting LabQuest to a computer and cannot be used for printers.
Go into the Printer Dialog (Original LabQuest: Home|Control Panel|Printers, LabQuest 2: Home|Preferences|Printers) and the printer will be listed.