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The Color Access Policy Manager (CAPM) utility allows you to
monitor printer usage and control printing when used with
compatible Oki printers.
Employ this utility to review recent printer usage and to
configure printers with a policy that establishes printing
privileges and restrictions based on applications, documents,
URL's and user login names.
To Open CAPM ____________________
Click Start > Programs > Okidata > Color Access Policy
Manager > Color Access Policy Manager.
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System Requirements
The Color Access Policy Manager (CAPM) utility supports the
following Microsoft
versions only:
• Windows 2000
• Windows XP
• Windows Server 2003
• Windows Vista
• Windows Server 2008
Administrator privilege is required.
®
Windows operating systems, 32-bit
NOTE
64-bit versions are not supported.
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Setting Up Printers/MFPs
Add a Printer _____________________
To add a printer (or MFP—multi function product) to the list of
managed devices.
1. In the Printer pull-down menu, click Add Printer.
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2. Perform a search using the option you select.
•Local Port (USB and Parallel)
Deselect the checkbox beside Network (TCP/IP) and
click the checkbox beside Local Port, then click Search.
CAPM searches for printers connected to the USB or
Parallel port. Only printers that support Color Access
Policy Managers will be discovered and displayed in the
listbox.
• Network (TCP/IP), the default
Network Search Choices
- General Search
Click Search.
CAPM searches for printers connected on the TCP/IP
network. Printers which support the CAPM utility are
discovered and appear in the listbox. If the printer
you want to add does not support the CAPM utility, it
will not appear in the listbox.
- Enter Printer's IP Address (search by IP Address)
Specify the IP address of the printer by typing it in
the box.
The printer's IP Address can be found by using the
operator panel to review the printer's network
settings: see your printer documentation for
information on how to do this.
Click Search.
- Search the Network
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> Select “Discover on local subnet” to search from
Local Subnet (using 255.255.255.255), then click
Search.
> To search for printers located in the different
segments, type the broadcast address in “New
Address Scope” (for example, 192.168.14.255)
and click Add. Then click Search.
NOTE
To delete a scope of search, select the
address you want to delete from the
“Current Address Scope” list and click
Delete.
The printers that support the Color Access Policy Manager
feature appear in the listbox, along with their IP address
and Status, after a short period of time.
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3. Select the printer you want to use from the listbox.
NOTE
If a printer supports the Color Access Policy
Manager feature but does not appear in the list,
confirm that the printer is Ready or on-line and
properly connected, then click Search again.
Listbox Status Meanings
StatusMeaning
No PolicyThe printer is not managed by Color
Access Policy Manager.
Applied PolicyThe printer is managed by Color
Access Policy Manager.
Policy DisabledThe printer is managed by Color
Access Policy Manager but the
policies for it are temporarily turned
off.
Managed by Another
Utility
The printer is managed by Another
Utility.
4. In the “Descriptive Name” box, enter a name of up to 32
characters to be displayed by CAPM when referencing the
printer.
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5. Next assign the printer to a group:
- Click “Select Existing Group”, and choose from the list
of the existing printer groups.
OR
- Click “Create New Group” and type in the name of the
group you want to add.
6. Click Add Printer.
• If the printer is not already managed by the
CAPM utility:
A message will appear asking if you want to manage it
by Color Access Policy Manager.
a.Click Yes.
A dialog box appears asking you to enter the printer's
Administrator Password.
b.Type in the administrator password and click OK.
The printer added will now be managed by Color
Access Policy Manager.
• If the printer is currently managed by Print Job
Accounting
A message will appear asking if you want to manage it
by the CAPM utility.
a.Click Yes.
You will be requested to enter the printer's
Administrator Password.
b.Type in the administrator password and click OK.
The Enter Job Accounting Server ID box appears.
c.Type in the Server ID and click OK.
The printer added will now be managed by the CAPM
utility.
7. To display the Job Accounting Server IDs, click “Server
ID” in the Help menu of the Print Job Accounting
software.
A message appears asking if you want to delete Job
Account ID. If you click OK, the Job Account ID is deleted
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