Port number of network printing to hp laserjet p1102w

Hi
I'm trying to set up network printing for this model on a new wifi modem.
Printing of a test page to the printer via wireless went ok, with the port name listed as IP_192.168.0.XX. I can't see the port number listed anywhere - can anyone tell me what the port number is?
Thanks in advance for any help.
(update: I think I have found the port, but if you know for sure please respond so I can confirm.)

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