Canon iR5800C, iR5800CN, iRC6800C, iRC6800CN color network ufr printer kit-c1-qsg-winxp

UFR Quick Setup Guide for Windows XP
Canon Color Color Network UFR Printer Kit-C1
Mar 18 2004
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Contents

Contents
1 章 UFR Setup Guide for WinXP
1.1 Overview .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
1.2 Items to Prepare and Points to Note ..................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Connecting the Network Cable ............................................................................................................................ 4
1.4 Collecting Information Before Making Settings .................................................................................................. 5
1.5 Installing the Printer Drivers .............................................................................................................................. 11
1.6 Difference Between LPR Port and Standard TCP/IP Port ................................................................................. 23
1.7 Installing the LPR Port (UNIX Print service) Components ................................................................................ 24
1.8 Canon LPR2 ........................................................................................................................................................ 33
1.9 Installing Canon LPR2 ........................................................................................................................................ 36
1.10 Useful Operations ............................................................................................................................................. 46
1.11 Switching Between RAW and LPR ................................................................................................................. 50
1.12 Remedy for Faults Caused by the Environment (30 client PCs or more) ........................................................ 52
Contents
Chapter 1 UFR Setup
Guide for WinXP

1.1 Overview

The following discussions relate to connection to a network in a Windows XP environment using the UFR printer
driver and standard TCP/IP settings:
UFR is a PDL used to print on an iR C6800 or iR C6800N from a PC.
- In the case of the iR C6800, this function will become available when a Canon Color Network UFR Printer Kit-
C1 (optional) is installed. (The function comes as standard with the iR C6800N.)
RAW mode is used for printing through port 9100.
- If the network uses firewall software or uses a router, or it is a WAN or VPN, you must make settings so that port
9100 is valid for use of RAW mode.
- The appropriate settings will automatically be made when printer drivers are installed.
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1.2 Items to Prepare and Points to Note

You will need the following when installing printer drivers:
Canon Color Network UFR Printer Kit-C1
(optional for iR C6800; standard for iR C6800N)
- User Software CD-ROM (included with Canon Color Network UFR Printer Kit-C1)
For more information, see the following documentation that comes with the iR C6800, iR C6800N.
- iR C6800/C6800N [Reference Guide]
- iR C6800/C6800N [Network Quick Start Guide]
- iR C6800/C6800N [Printer Guide] (Included in [User Manual CD-ROM].)
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1.3 Connecting the Network Cable

Connect the network cable.
<10Base-T/100Base-T>
- Have a LAN cable on hand (straight, for 10Base-T/100Base-T).
- Connect the cable connector to an open port of the HUB.
- Connect the other cable connector to the iR C6800.
Sample Connection
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1.4 Collecting Information Before Making Settings

<iR C6800>
1) Find out the IP address that has been set to the printer:
1. turn on the power.
2. click [Ad Func].
3. click [System Settings].
4. click [Network Settings].
5. click [TCP/IP Settings].
6. click [IP Address Settings].
(When you have found out the IP address, click [Cancel] to end.)
Checking and Setting the IP Address
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F-1-2
2) Use the IP address when setting up the network connection on the PC later.
Check the Settings Made on the iR C6800 by Printing a User Data List
- make the following selections: Ad Func>Report Settings>Network>User's Data List>Yes
- see that a user data list (network) has been printed.
Note:
You can also check the IP address using the printed data list.
If no IP address has been set, set it on the control panel, and click [OK].
After making the selections, turn off the power, turn off the main power, and then turn on the main power.
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3) Obtain the RAW setting of the printer:
1. turn on the power.
2. click [Ad Func].
3. click [System Settings].
4. click [Network Settings].
5. click [TCP/IP Settings].
6. click Downward arrow button.
7. click [RAW Settings].
8. check to see that the notation is [On].
(After making the check, click [Cancel] to end.)
Checking and Setting RAW
F-1-3
- If the notation of [RAW Settings] was [Off], click [On] then [OK] to change the setting.
Note:
Leave [Use Bidirectional] as it is.
- hen you have changed the settings, turn off the power, turn off the main power, and then turn on the main power.
<Windows PC>
Opening Properties for the Network Connection
Windows XP Display
standard at install at time of category display
- start>Control Panel>Network and Internet Connections>Network Connections>any connection name (here,
Local Area Connection)>Properties.
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Classic Display
- start>Settings>Control Panel>Network Connection>any connection name (here, Local Area
Connection>Properties
Windows 2000 Display
- Start>Settings>Control Panel>Network and Dial-up>Connections>Properties
Check to see that the network interface card name (here, 3com 3C918 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller
(3C905B-TX Compatible)) and TCP/IP are indicated.
1) Make the following selections: start>Control Panel.
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2) Select and click [Network and Internet Connections].
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F-1-5
3) Select and click [Network Connections].
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4) Select and double-click [Local Area Connection].
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F-1-7
5) Click [Properties].
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6) Check the name of the network interface card and TCP-IP.
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F-1-9
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1.5 Installing the Printer Drivers

1) Insert the User Software CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive. When the UFR CD-ROM Setup screen has appeared,
select and click [Install Printer Drivers].
Note:
If the UFR CD-ROM Setup screen does not automatically appear after inserting the User Software CD-ROM in
the drive, find the Setup executable, labeled [Setup] or [Setup.exe], and double-click the executable, from the CD-
ROM.
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2) Click [Next].
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