Kodak Printer can't install on Mountain Lion

I'm trying to set up my Nehalem and just installed OS v.10.8.2. I have a Kodak printer 6150 that is USB connected, but I can't use the software that came with it because it says my security settings won't allow any software to be installed outside that which is purchase from the App Store. The software is not on the list. I went to security setting in the System preferences and I don't see any remedies there. Help!

You can Control-click (or right click if you have it enabled) on the Kodak installer and select Open from the menu that appears. A message will appear stating that it is not signed but you can click OK to continue with the installation.

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