Toshiba e-studio16, e-studio20, e-studio25, GA-1031, GF-1110 Operator's Manual

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Thank you for purchasing the Toshiba e-STUDIO16/20/25 GA-1031 Printer Kit. This Operator’s Manual outlines the network print functions, procedures for set-up, and trouble shooting for the GA-1031 Printer Board and GF-1110 Network Interface Card. Please thoroughly read this Operator’s Manual prior to installation and use. This manual should be used for reference to ensure cusp, clean printed output and optimal networking functionality.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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■ INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... 7

REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................... 8

EXAMPLES OF CONNECTING THE PRINTER ........................................... 10

Example of connection on a client-server type network .............................. 10

Example of connection on a peer-to-peer type network .............................. 10

SETUP FLOW............................................................................................... 11

Setup for Client Server Network for Windows.............................................. 11

Setup for the Peer-to-Peer Type Network .................................................... 12

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■ NETWORK SETUP ..................................................................... 13

ASSIGNING THE IP ADDRESS ................................................................... 14

Assigning the IP Address from the Control Panel ....................................... 15

Assigning the IP Address using MAP .......................................................... 19

NOVELL SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 23

APPLETALK SETTING ................................................................................. 26

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■ USING WITH PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY ..................................... 29

PEER-TO-PEER UTILITIES ......................................................................... 30

Required Environment................................................................................. 30

INSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY FOR TCP/IP ........................... 31

Installation ................................................................................................... 31

INSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY FOR IPX/SPX ........................ 36

Installation ................................................................................................... 36

UNINSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY.......................................... 40

Uninstalling the Peer-to-Peer Utility for TCP/IP........................................... 40

Uninstalling the Peer-to-Peer Utility for IPX/SPX ........................................ 41

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■ SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 3.x ...................... 43

NetWare 3.x SETUP ..................................................................................... 44

Set-up Example ........................................................................................... 44

Setting up with PCONSOLE ........................................................................ 45

Select File Server ..................................................................................... 45

Creating a print queue .............................................................................. 45

Creating the print server ........................................................................... 46

Creating the printer ................................................................................... 47

Assigning a print queue ............................................................................ 49

SET UP THE PCONSOLE UTILITY OPTIONS............................................. 52

Setting Up Notify Options for the Printer ..................................................... 52

Primary File Server ..................................................................................... 53

Preferred File Servers ................................................................................. 53

INTRODUCTION

NETWORK

SETUP

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER

for Macintosh

NETPANEL

FUNCTION

MAP

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER

for Windows

SPECIFICATIONS

AND OTHER

INFORMATION

■■

■ SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 4.x ..................... 55

SETUP IN NDS MODE ................................................................................. 56

Set-up Example........................................................................................... 56

Setting up NetWare Administrator ............................................................... 57

Starting NetWare Administrator ................................................................ 57

Creating a print queue .............................................................................. 58

Creating the printer ................................................................................... 60

Assigning the print queue ......................................................................... 61

Creating the print server ........................................................................... 63

Allocating the printer ................................................................................. 64

SETUP IN BINDERY MODE ......................................................................... 66

Confirmation before setting up .................................................................... 66

Confirm Bindery Context........................................................................... 66

Set-up Example ........................................................................................... 67

Setting up with PCONSOLE ........................................................................ 68

Starting PCONSOLE ................................................................................ 68

Creating a print queue .............................................................................. 68

Creating the print server ........................................................................... 69

Creating the printer ................................................................................... 70

Assigning the print queue ......................................................................... 71

SET UP THE PCONSOLE UTILITY OPTIONS............................................. 73

Setting Up Notify Options for the Printer ..................................................... 73

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■ SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 5.x ...................... 75

SETUP IN NDS MODE ................................................................................. 76

Set-up Example........................................................................................... 76

Setting up NetWare Administrator ............................................................... 77

Starting NetWare Administrator ................................................................ 77

Creating a print queue .............................................................................. 78

Creating the printer ................................................................................... 80

Assigning the print queue ......................................................................... 81

Creating the print server ........................................................................... 83

Allocating the printer ................................................................................. 84

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■ SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH Windows NT4.0/2000........ 87

Windows NT PRINT SERVER SETUP ......................................................... 88

Preparation for Setting up............................................................................ 88

Confirming the TCP/IP Print Services ....................................................... 88

Creating a Shared Printer............................................................................ 89

Windows 2000 PRINT SERVER SETUP ...................................................... 95

Creating a Shared Printer............................................................................ 95

Install the Printer Drivers for Different Versions of Windows ...................... 105

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■ INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows ............... 109

INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER ........................................................ 110

Features of Each Printer Driver ................................................................. 110

Installation from the CD-ROM ................................................................... 112

Installation by Adding Printer..................................................................... 118

Windows 95/98/Me ................................................................................. 118

Windows NT4.0 ...................................................................................... 122

Windows 2000/XP .................................................................................. 126

Copying the PageMaker PPD File ............................................................. 130

Setting the Options Configuration ............................................................. 131

UNINSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVERS ................................................ 133

INSTALLING THE AGFA FONT MANAGER............................................... 134

Install AGFA Font Manager ....................................................................... 134

Uninstall AGFA Font Manager................................................................... 137

Description of Screen ................................................................................ 138

Getting Started with AGFA Font Manager ................................................. 139

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■ INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Macintosh ............. 141

INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER ........................................................ 142

System Requirements ............................................................................... 142

Copying the PPD File ................................................................................ 143

Select the Driver ........................................................................................ 144

Option Setup ............................................................................................. 145

Printer Specific Options ............................................................................. 147

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■ NETPANEL FUNCTION ............................................................ 151

INSTALLING NETPANEL............................................................................ 152

Required Environments ............................................................................. 152

Installing .................................................................................................... 153

Uninstalling ................................................................................................ 157

STARTING NETPANEL .............................................................................. 159

Required Environments ............................................................................. 159

Browsing with NetPanel ............................................................................ 160

DESCRIPTION OF SCREEN ..................................................................... 162

Using Help ................................................................................................. 163

OPERATING FLOW.................................................................................... 164

For the Normal User .................................................................................. 164

For the Administrator ................................................................................. 164

PRINTER DISCOVERY .............................................................................. 168

Printer Discovery Main Page ..................................................................... 168

Searching Result Display .......................................................................... 169

INTRODUCTION

NETWORK

SETUP

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER

for Macintosh

NETPANEL

FUNCTION

MAP

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER

for Windows

SPECIFICATIONS

AND OTHER

INFORMATION

PRINTER MANAGEMENT.......................................................................... 171

Printer Management Search Page ........................................................... 171

Printer Management Main Page................................................................ 172

Reset Printer and Test Print Page ............................................................. 175

Reset a Printer and NIC.......................................................................... 176

Print a Test Page .................................................................................... 177

Printer Configure ....................................................................................... 178

General Properties.................................................................................. 178

Input Tray Properties............................................................................... 179

Output Bin Properties ............................................................................. 180

Paper Properties ..................................................................................... 181

Printer Setting Properties........................................................................ 182

PCL Font Properties ............................................................................... 185

Group Management ................................................................................ 186

NIC Configure............................................................................................ 187

Protocols Configuration .......................................................................... 187

IP Configuration ...................................................................................... 188

Apple Talk Configuration ......................................................................... 189

System Configuration ............................................................................. 190

Novell Configure ........................................................................................ 192

Novell Configuration ............................................................................... 192

Device Password....................................................................................... 193

Device Password .................................................................................... 193

SERVER MANAGEMENT........................................................................... 194

Server Management Main Page............................................................... 194

Server Management Main Page of Windows NT Server.......................... 195

Install a Printer to a File Server .............................................................. 196

Remove a Printer from a File Server ...................................................... 198

Deleting Print Jobs.................................................................................. 200

GROUP MANAGEMENT ............................................................................ 202

Group Management Main Page ............................................................... 202

Create a Group ....................................................................................... 203

Delete a Group ....................................................................................... 204

View Group and Printer .......................................................................... 205

Add a Printer to a Group ......................................................................... 207

Remove a Printer from a Group .............................................................. 208

NETPANEL SETTING................................................................................. 210

NetPanel Setting Main Page .................................................................... 210

Administrator Setting ................................................................................. 211

Change the Administrator Password ...................................................... 211

WNP Setting.............................................................................................. 212

Discovery Setting ...................................................................................... 213

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■ MAP........................................................................................... 215

MAP ............................................................................................................ 216

Password for MAP..................................................................................... 216

USING THE MAP in Windows .................................................................... 217

Required Environments ............................................................................. 217

Install MAP ................................................................................................ 217

Start MAP .................................................................................................. 220

USING THE MAP in Macintosh .................................................................. 222

Required Environments ............................................................................. 222

Start MAP .................................................................................................. 222

SETUP NetWare at MAP ............................................................................ 223

SETUP AppleTalk at MAP........................................................................... 225

RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS.............................................................. 226

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■ TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................. 227

NETPANEL ERROR ................................................................................... 228

WHEN PRINTING CANNOT BE PERFORMED... ...................................... 231

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■ SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION..................... 233

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE UNITS ............................................................ 234

Specification of the Printer Unit ................................................................. 234

Specification of the Network Interface Card .............................................. 234

TEST PRINT SAMPLE ............................................................................... 235

Demo Page ............................................................................................... 235

Configuration Page.................................................................................... 236

NIC Status Page........................................................................................ 237

PCL Font List............................................................................................. 238

PS Font List ............................................................................................... 241

Status Log ................................................................................................. 243

Group Management List Page .................................................................. 244

LIST OF INTERNAL PCL FONTS .............................................................. 245

LIST OF INTERNAL PS FONTS................................................................. 247

INTRODUCTION

REQUIREMENTS

Hardware

The following hardware and software requirements are necessary to function with the Network

Interface Card.

Be sure to use the correct type of cable and networking device for your network interface card

(NIC).

• 10BASE-T

UTP cable with a Category 3 or 5 RJ-45 connector.

• 100BASE-TX

STP cable with a Category 5 RJ-45 connector.

The following requirements must be met in order for the machine to operate on each network.

• IPX/SPX Network (NetWare)

Server : Novell NetWare 3. x, 4. x, 5.x.

Either PCONSOLE included with NetWare or NetWare

Administrator must be available.

Client : A computer that can be used as a NetWare client.

Protocol : IPX/SPX

• Microsoft Network

Server : Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server

Client : Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me,

Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional,

Windows XP Home Edition, and Windows XP Professional

Protocol : TCP/IP, IPX/SPX

• AppleTalk (Ethernet)

Host : Mac OS 8.0, 8.5, 8.6, 9.0

Protocol : AppleTalk

Network Requirements

INTRODUCTION

To use the network utility included with this machine, the following requirements must be met. z NetPanel

• Requirements for the Server that NetPanel will be installed on: OS: Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP The computer that can be connected to this machine via TCP/IP. The following services are requried:

For Windows NT workstation 4.0: Microsoft Personal Web Server For Windows NT Server 4.0: Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0 or later For Windows 2000 Professional: Microsoft Internet Information Server 5.0 or later For Windows 2000 Server: Microsoft Internet Information Server 5.0 or later For Windows XP Home Edition: Microsoft Internet Information Server 5.0 or later. For Windows XP Professional: Microsoft Internet Information Server 5.0 or later

Netscape Navigator 3.0, or later, or Internet Explorer 3.0, or later

• Client machine to use NetPanel: The computer that can be connected to this machine and the server machine for NetPanel via TCP/IP. Netscape Navigator 3.0, or later, or Internet Explorer 3.0, or later

z MAP

A computer that can be connected to this machine via IPX/SPX, and where TCP/IP is installed. Netscape Navigator 3.0 , or later, or Internet Explorer 3.0, or later

Others

EXAMPLES OF CONNECTING THE PRINTER

The following network configurations are available to connect the e-STUDIO16/20/25 network printer:

Example of connection on a client-server type network

Example of connection on a peer-to-peer type network

Print job transfer

e-STUIDIO16/20/25

Windows 95

client

NetWare Server Windows NT Server Windows 2000 Server

Windows 98

client

Windows Me

client

Windows NT4.0

client

Windows 2000

client

Windows XP

client

Print job spool

Print job transfer

e-STUIDO16/20/25

Windows 95

client

Windows 98

client

Windows Me

client

Windows NT4.0

client

Windows 2000

client

Windows XP

client

INTRODUCTION

SETUP FLOW

Instructions for set-up on a Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, NetWare with TCP/IP, or NetWare without TCP/IP network.

Setup for Client Server Network for Windows

Windows NT/2000 Server

• Assign the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway

address. (See “

NETWORK SETUP - ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS

”.)

NetWare with TCP/IP

• Assign the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway

address. (See “

NETWORK SETUP - ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS

”.)

• Configure the Novell Settings. (See

“NETWORK SETUP NOVELL SETTINGS”)

NetWare without TCP/IP

Control Panel Setup

Print Server Setup

NetWare Setup

Install Printer Driver

• Setup Windows NT Server. (See “SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH Windows NT 4.0/2000 -Windows NT PRINT SERVER SETUP”.)

• Setup Windows 2000 Server. (See “SETUP

THE PRINT SERVER WITH Windows NT/2000 Windows 2000 PRINT SERVER SETUP”.)

• Setup NetWare 3.x. (See “SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH NetWare

3.x - NetWare 3.x Setup”.)

• Setup NetWare 4.x in bindery mode. (See

“SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare

4.x - Setup in Bindery Mode”.)

• Setup NetWare 4.x in NDS mode. (See “SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 4.x - Setup in NDS Mode”.)

• Setup NetWare 5.x in NDS mode. (See “SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 5.x - Setup in NDS Mode”.)

• Setup NetWare 3.x. (See “SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH NetWare

3.x - NetWare 3.x Setup”.)

• Setup NetWare 4.x in bindery mode. (See

“SETUP THE PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare

4.x - Setup in Bindery Mode”.)

• Setup NetWare 4.x in NDS mode. (See “SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 4.x - Setup in NDS Mode”.)

• Setup NetWare 5.x in NDS mode. (See “SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER WITH NetWare 5.x - Setup in NDS Mode”.)

Setup NetWare using MAP. (See “MAP - SETUP NetWare at MAP”.)

Install the appropriate Printer Driver for the Operating System used and configure options.

(See “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows”.)

Install the appropriate Printer Driver for the Operating System used and configure options.

(See “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows”.)

Install the appropriate Printer Driver for the Operating System used and configure options.

(See “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows”.)

• Configure the Novell Settings. (See

“NETWORK SETUP NOVELL SETTINGS”)

Setup for the Peer-to-Peer Type Network

Instructions for set-up on a Peer-To-Peer TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and the AppleTalk (Ethernet) Network.

TCP/IP IPX/SPX

• Assign the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address. (See “

NETWORK SETUP -

ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS

”.)

• Configure the Novell Settings. (See “NETWORK SETUP - NOVELL SETTINGS”)

Control Panel Setup

Install the Printer Driver

Install the Peer-to-Peer Utility

For Windows

For Macintosh

Assign the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address. (See “NETWORK SETUP

- ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS”.)

Install the Peer-To-Peer Utility for TCP/IP. (See “

USING WITH PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY

- Peer-to-Peer Utility for TCP/IP Setup

”.)

Install the Peer-To-Peer Utility for IPX/SPX. (See “

USING WITH PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY

- Peer-to-Peer Utility for IPX/SPX Setup

”.)

Install the appropriate Printer Driver for the Operating System used and configure options.

(See “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows”.)

Install the appropriate Printer Driver for the Operating System used and configure options.

(See “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows”.)

Control Panel Setup • Assign the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address. (See

“ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS”.)

• Enable the AppleTalk. (See “NETWORK SETUP - APPLETALK

SETTING”)

Install Printer Driver Copy the PPD file and select the printer. (See “INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER for Macintosh” .) AppleTalk Setup Setup AppleTalk using MAP. (See “MAP - AppleTalk Setup”.) Printer Specific Options Setup Configure the Printer Specific Options. (See “INSTALLING THE

PRINTER DRIVER for Macintosh - Printer Specific Options”.)

NETWORK

SETUP

NETWORK SETUP

ASSIGNING THE IP ADDRESS

Assign the IP address, the Subnet Mask, and the Gateway address of this machine. This address is required when using the TCP/IP protocol.

The steps for assigning the IP address are described in the following section:

● Assigning an IP Address from the Control Panel (➔P.15) To assign the IP address, the Subnet Mask, and the Gateway address without having to configure any other TCP/IP settings (such as WINS name), use this method.

● Assigning an IP Address using MAP (➔P.19) The IP address can be assigned from a remote computer while also configuring various TCP/ IP settings (such as WINS name).

SUPPLEMENT:

You can use the TOSHIBA Status Display to assign an IP address as well as configure other protocol settings. However, the e-STUDIO16/20/25 must be connected locally via the LPT port in order for the TOSHIBA Status Display to assign an IP address. If any problems occur, when assigning the IP address and MAP is not available, use the TOSHIBA Status Display to re-assign the IP address. See “TOSHIBA STATUS DISPLAY FUNCTION - PRINTER SETTING - [NIC Configuration] Tab” in the “OPERATOR’S MANUAL FOR PRINTER FUNCTION - Local Setup”.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

Assigning the IP Address from the Control Panel

In Standby Mode, press key.

● The PROGRAM menu is displayed.

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select INITIAL SETUP.

PROGRAM

01.DEFAULT SETTING

02.LISTS

03.INITIAL SETUP

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select NETWORK.

● NETWORK is outside of the Message Display Panel. Press to display the desired item.

INITIAL SETUP

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

04.NETWORK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select TCP/IP.

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

When the IP address can be obtained

from the DHCP server, continue to

“Use DHCP Server”.

When the IP address is assigned

manually, continue to “Assign IP

Address Manually”.

TCP/IP

01.BOOTP/DHCP

02.IP ADDRESS

03.SUBNET MASK

SUPPLEMENTS:

● When the IP address is obtained from the DHCP server, TCP/IP printing cannot be performed because the IP address changes each time the printer is powered on.

● If there is a WINS server and you want to use a WINS name for the NIC, see “Assigning IP Address using MAP”. By configuring the port with a WINS name instead of an IP address, TCP/IP printing can be performed.

Use DHCP Server

TIP

“03. TERMINAL ID” appears on the menu only when the FAX option is installed.

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select BOOTP/DHCP.

TCP/IP

01.BOOTP/DHCP

02.IP ADDRESS

03.SUBNET MASK

Press on the Dial Keypad to

select ENABLE.

● If there is a DHCP server on your network and you do not want use DHCP, press to select

DISABLE.

● The display returns to TCP/IP menu.

BOOTP/DHCP

1.ENABLE

2.DISABLE

Press .

● The display returns to NETWORK menu.

TCP/IP

01.BOOTP/DHCP

02.IP ADDRESS

03.SUBNET MASK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select COMPLETE.

● If you want to cancel the TCP/IP setting, press

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Operation Completed

INITIAL SETUP

01.DATE & TIME

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Initializing

The network setting is executing.

● The Initializing message appears. After 2 sec., the Operation Completed message appears. Then, the display returns to the INITIAL SETUP menu.

● The Network Interface Card begins to initialize.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

Enter the IP Address using the Dial

Keypad.

IP ADDRESS

000.000.000.000

Assign the IP Address Manually

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select IP ADDRESS.

TCP/IP

01.BOOTP/DHCP

02.IP ADDRESS

03.SUBNET MASK

Press .

● The display returns to the TCP/IP menu.

IP ADDRESS

172.016.110.115

Press .

● The display returns to the NETWORK menu.

TCP/IP

01.BOOTP/DHCP

02.IP ADDRESS

03.SUBNET MASK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select COMPLETE.

● If you want to cancel the TCP/IP setting, press

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

SUPPLEMENT:

When you want to assign the Subnet Mask and Gateway address, continue the operation after the display returns to the TCP/IP menu. The set-up is the same as the IP address.

● To assign the Subnet Mask, press + to select SUBNET MASK.

● To assign the Gateway address, press + to select DEFAULT GATEWAY.

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Operation Completed

NETWORK

Initializing

The network setting is executing.

● The Initializing message appears. After 2 sec., the Operation Completed message appears. Then, the display returns to the INITIAL SETUP menu.

● The Network Interface Card begins to initialize.

INITIAL SETUP

01.DATE & TIME

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

After 2 sec.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

NOTES:

● When there is a DHCP server, the TCP/IP Protocol must be installed on your computer.

● When there is a NetWare server, the IPX/SPX-compatible Protocol must be installed on

your computer.

● A web browser, Netscape Navigator3.0 and up, or Internet Explorer3.0 and up, must be installed on your computer.

● If there is a Web Server on the local area network, shut down the Web Server.

● Assign the Gateway address for the network printer through a router. Enter the router’s

address for the Gateway address.

Select Programs from the Start menu

and click on MAP Setup in the Map

folder.

● The MAP Setup screen appears.

Check on either Search for IPX based

printers or Search for IP based

printers, depending on your network

environment.

● Check "Search for IPX based printers" if your network includes NetWare servers.

● Check "Search for IP based printers" if your network includes DHCP servers.

Use MAP to assign the machine a static IP address or configure the TCP/IP settings to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server. Prior to this operation, MAP must be installed. For the details of MAP installation, see “MAP - Install MAP.”

Click [OK].

Assigning the IP Address using MAP

Click on Setup TCP/IP.

● The TCP/IP Configuration Menu page is displayed.

● When you want to assign a unique IP address, go to step 7.

● When you want to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server, go to step 8.

Select Programs from the Start menu

and click on MAP in the Map folder.

● Start searching network printers.

● Display the search results with your default

browser.

Click on your printer unit.

● When you search for printers based on the IPX/ SPX protocol, the printer unit name is displayed as "MFP_XXXXXX", where the X's correspond to the NIC serial number.

● When you search for printers based on the TCP/IP protocol, the printer's IP address is displayed.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

Check on Enable TCP/IP and enter the

IP Address.

● Enter the Subnet Mask and Default Gateway address if necessary.

● Go to step 9.

Check off IP Address in NVRAM.

● “Enable DHCP” should be checked as a default setting. Ensure that it is enabled.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● When the "IP Address in NVRAM" option is enabled, the IP address that was previously obtained from the DHCP is stored in NVRAM. The NIC uses the IP address stored in NVRAM the next time the printer is powered on, instead of obtaining an IP address from the DHCP server. In order to avoid any network address conflicts, it is recommended that you do not use the "IP Address in NVRAM" option when using the "Enable DHCP" option.

● If there is a WINS server and you want to use a WINS name for the NIC, enter the NetBIOS Name and the IP address of the Primary NetBIOS Name Server. When using a DHCP server to obtain an IP address, TCP/IP printing cannot be performed because the IP address changes each time the printer is powered on. By configuring the port with a WINS name instead of an IP address, TCP/IP printing can be performed.

Complete the IP Address setting.

● The NIC will automatically restart. Please wait a few minutes until the NIC status sheet is printed. See the NIC status sheet to confirm the IP address is assigned correctly.

● If the NIC status sheet is not printed, use the ping command to confirm the IP address is assigned correctly. Start the MS-DOS Prompt, and at the command prompt enter “ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” (“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” is the IP address that you assigned to the NIC). Repeat this until the NIC replies.

Scroll down to the bottom of the

page.

Enter a password and click on

[Accept Settings].

● The default password is “sysadm”. The entered password is described with asterisks “ * ”.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

NOVELL SETTINGS

When using the NetWare server for printing, the Novell Settings must be configured to enable connection to the printer via the IPX/SPX protocol.

In Standby Mode, press key.

● The PROGRAM menu is displayed.

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select INITIAL SETUP.

PROGRAM

01.DEFAULT SETTING

02.LISTS

03.INITIAL SETUP

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select NETWORK.

● NETWORK is outside of the Message Display

Panel. Press to display the desired item.

INITIAL SETUP

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

04.NETWORK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select NETWARE.

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

NETWARE

01.IPX/SPX

02.FRAME TYPE

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select IPX/SPX.

IPX/SPX

1.ENABLE

2.DISABLE

Press on the Dial Keypad to

select ENABLE.

● The display returns to the TCP/IP menu.

NETWARE

01.IPX/SPX

02.FRAME TYPE

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select the FRAME TYPE.

● If you do not have to change the frame type of the NIC, skip to Step 9.

TIP

“03. TERMINAL ID” appears on the menu only when the FAX option is installed.

Press the numeric key of the desired

frame type on the Dial Keypad.

● Some items are outside of the Message Display

Panel. Press to display the desired item.

● The display returns to NETWARE menu after selecting the frame type.

Press to select AUTO.

● AUTO: The printer selects the

appropriate frame type automatically. This is the factory default.

Press to select 802.2.

● 802.3: The network uses 802.2 frame

type.

Press to select 802.3.

●

ETHERNET II

: The network uses 802.3 frame

type.

Press to select ETHERNET II.

● 802.3 SNAP: The network uses ETHERNET II

frame type.

Press to select ETHERNET

SNAP.

● 802.2: The network uses ETHERNET

SNAP frame type.

FRAME TYPE

1.AUTO

2.802.2

3.802.3

FRAME TYPE

3.802.3

4.ETHERNET II

5.ETHERNET SNAP

Press two times.

Press .

● The display returns to the NETWORK menu.

NETWARE

01.IPX/SPX

02.FRAME TYPE

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select COMPLETE.

● If you want to cancel the Novell setting, press

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Operation Completed

INITIAL SETUP

01.DATE & TIME

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Initializing

The network setting is executing.

● The Initializing message appears. After 2 sec., the Operation Completed message appears. Then, the display returns to the INITIAL SETUP menu.

● The Network Interface Card begins to initialize.

APPLETALK SETTING

When printing with Macintosh computers, the AppleTalk Setting must be configured to enable connecting to the machine via the AppleTalk protocol.

In Standby Mode, press key.

● The PROGRAM menu is displayed.

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select INITIAL SETUP.

PROGRAM

01.DEFAULT SETTING

02.LISTS

03.INITIAL SETUP

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select NETWORK.

● NETWORK is outside of the Message Display

Panel. Press to display the desired item.

INITIAL SETUP

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

04.NETWORK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select APPLE TALK.

● APPLE TALK is outside of the Message Display

Panel. Press to display the desired item.

NETWORK

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

04.APPLE TALK

ETHER TALK

1.ENABLE

2.DISABLE

Press on the Dial Keypad to

select ENABLE.

● The display returns to the ETHER TALK menu.

APPLE TALK

01.ETHER TALK

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select ETHER TALK PROTOCOL.

Press .

● The display returns to the NETWORK menu.

APPLE TALK

01.ETHER TALK

TIP

“03. TERMINAL ID” appears on the menu only when the FAX option is installed.

ASSIGNING

IP ADDRESS

Press + on the Dial Keypad

to select COMPLETE.

● If you want to cancel the AppleTalk setting,

press .

NETWORK

01.COMPLETE

02.TCP/IP

03.NETWARE

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Operation Completed

INITIAL SETUP

01.DATE & TIME

02.LANGUAGE

03.TERMINAL ID

After 2 sec.

NETWORK

Initializing

The network setting is executing.

● The Initializing message appears. After 2 sec., the Operation Completed message appears. Then, the display returns to INITIAL SETUP menu.

● The Network Interface Card begins to initialize.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

USING WITH PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY

PEER-TO-PEER UTILITIES

The peer-to-peer utility allows this machine to be used as a network printer on a peer-to-peer network via TCP/IP or IPX/SPX. Installing the peer-to-peer utility allows print data from a computer to be sent directly to the e-STUDIO16/20/25. Install the peer-to-peer utility on each computer from which you would like to print from. There are two types of the peer-to-peer utility: One for the TCP/IP protocol and one for the IPX/ SPX protocol. Choose either one according to the network protocol used.

● Operating system (OS) Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP

● Network protocol TCP/IP protocol

● Operating system (OS) Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP

● Network protocol IPX/SPX protocol

Required Environment

For TCP/IP Protocol

For IPX/SPX Protocol

SUPPLEMENTS:

● The network setup should be completed on your computer.

● If you are not sure which protocol to use, please contact your system administrator.

● Complete the printer's network setup first, as necessary. This e-STUDIO16/20/25 must

be set up by a system administrator.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

The following shows the procedure to install the peer-to-peer utility for TCP/IP:

INSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY FOR TCP/IP

PREPARATIONS:

● Connect both the e-STUDIO16/20/25 and your computer to the network.

● Turn ON the power to the machine.

● Establish an IP address for the machine.

● Check to see if the “TCP/IP” protocol has been activated on the computer. If not, install

it. To install the protocol, see the Windows HELP menu on the computer.

Click on [Setup utilities].

Installation

Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM

drive.

● The menu screen appears.

● If the menu screen is not automatically

displayed, or when the Peer-to-Peer Utility for TCP/IP is installed via the network, double-click on “TOSHIBA_e-STUDIO16_20_25.exe” in the Menu folder of the CD-ROM, that may be found in Windows Explorer.

Click on a language of your Operating

System.

If necessary, change the folder for the

files to be installed, then click on

[Next].

Click on [Yes].

● The Choose Destination Directory screen appears.

Installation Notes are displayed.

Click on [Next].

Click on [IP P2P setup].

● The welcome screen appears.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

Click on [Next].

The files are installed.

● The IP-PeerToPeer Setup screen appears.

In the field of “Max Hops for,” input a

value of 0 to 15, to specify the range

for the printer to be searched.

● 0: Searches only the local area network where the workstation is directly connected.

● 2 to 14: Searches the local area network on which the workstation is directly connected and the networks which are accessible within the specified number of routers.

● 15: Searches all the networks that are connected.

In most cases, leave the “IP Port” as it

is shown. It is the default port

number of the print server.

In the “Printer Names” box, select the

port name required to be displayed.

● [based on Serial Numbers] To display the serial number of the network interface.

● [based on IP Address] To be displayed with the IP address of the eSTUDIO16/20/25. (This is the default selection.)

● [based on DNS Name] To display the domain name assigned to this machine when the Domain Server is activated.

● [based on unit name] To display the unit name (printer name).

Click on [Printers...].

● The Printers... screen appears.

Make sure the printer is displayed

under the “Available Printers”

section. Check if “s” is displayed in

the Flag column. If it is not displayed,

click on [Select].

● When the machine is displayed under “Available Printers”, go to Step 20.

● When the machine is not displayed under “Available Printers”, go to the next step.

Click on [Find Printers].

● The system begins searching for printers on your network.

● When the system finds the printer and displays the machine under “Available Printers”, go to Step 20.

● When the system does not find the machine, go to the next step.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

Complete the field of each required

item.

● [IP Address] Input the IP address of the printer.

● [Name] Input the printer name you desire. The port name is name input here.

● [Port] In most cases, this does not need to be set. Input the value obtained by adding 1 (one) to the “Base Port Number” in the NetPanel “NIC Configure - IP Configuration.”

● [Description] If necessary, input a comment about the printer.

Click on [Add].

● If an addition has been made by mistake, click on the added printer then click on [Delete].

The printer is added to the [Available

Printers] list.

Click on [OK].

● The completion message is displayed.

Click on the [OK].

SUPPLEMENTS:

● After the peer-to-peer utility for TCP/IP is installed, please continue the operation for installing the printer driver.

● The “IP-P2P” program group and icon are added to the Start Menu. You can re- configure using the program.

● If you make a change in the "Print Names" section, upon closing the program, it prompts you to reboot the computer. Click on [OK] and restart your computer.

Next, installing the printer driver:

● For installing the printer driver, see

“INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows” on later pages.

INSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY FOR IPX/SPX

PREPARATIONS:

● The printer must be enabled to use NetWare. Ask your administrator for more details.

● Connect both the printer and your computer to the network.

● Turn ON the power to the machine.

● Check if any “IPX/SPX compatible protocol” has been installed on your Windows OS

computer. If not, install it.

Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM

drive.

● The menu screen appears.

● If the menu screen is not automatically

displayed, or when the Peer-to-Peer Utility for IPX/SPX is installed via the network, double-click on “TOSHIBA_e-STUDIO16_20_25.exe” in the Menu folder of the CD-ROM, which may be found in Windows Explorer.

Click on [Setup utilities].

NOTE:

When using the peer-to-peer utility for IPX/SPX where no NetWare server is on the network, it is recommended that you change the frame type of the IPX/SPX-compatible protocol installed on your computer. Open the properties dialog for the IPX/SPXcompatible protocol and change the frame type to “Ethernet 802.3.”

Installation

The following shows the procedure to install the peer-to-peer utility for IPX/SPX.

Click on a language of your Operating

System.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

Click on [Next].

● The Installation Notes screen appears.

Click on [IPX P2P setup].

● The welcome screen appears.

Click on [Yes].

● The Installation Notes screen appears.

If necessary, change the folder for the

files to be installed, then click on

[Next].

Make sure the printer is displayed

under “Available Printers”.

● When the machine is displayed under “Available Printers”, go to Step 12.

● When the machine is not displayed under “Available Printers”, go to the next step.

Click on [Find Printers].

● The system begins searching for printers on your network and displays the printer(s) found on the network.

NOTE:

If the printer is not found on the network, make sure that the network conditions are satisfied.

Make sure the printer displayed under

“Available Printers” shows “S” flag in

the “Flags” column.

● The system begins searching for printers on your network and displays the printer(s) found on the network.

Click on [OK].

● The Information screen appears.

Click on [Next].

The files are installed.

● After completing copying files, the IPX Setup screen appears.

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

Click on [OK].

● The Installation is completed.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● After the peer-to-peer utility for IPX/SPX is installed, please continue the operation for installing the printer driver.

● The “IPX-P2P” program group and icon are added to the Start Menu. You can re- configure using the program.

Select [IP-P2P], then select [Add/

Remove...].

● See the illustration on the right.

To uninstall the Peer-to-Peer Utility, follow the procedure below.

UNINSTALLING THE PEER-TO-PEER UTILITY

Click on [Start], then select [Settings].

Select the [Control Panel].

Double-click on [Add/Remove

Programs].

Click on [Yes].

● The peer-to-peer utility for TCP/IP is uninstalled.

NOTE:

Before uninstalling, delete the printer driver or change the port of the printer driver. If you uninstall the Peer-to-Peer utility before deleting the printer driver or changing the port, the Peer-to-Peer utility may not be uninstalled completely. To uninstall the printer driver, see “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows UNINSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER.”

Uninstalling the Peer-to-Peer Utility for TCP/IP

USING WITH

PEER-TO-PEER

UTILITY

6 7

Click on [OK].

Restart the computer.

Uninstalling the Peer-to-Peer Utility for IPX/SPX

Select [IPX-P2P], then select [Add/

Remove...].

● See the illustration on the right.

Click on [Start], then select [Settings].

Select the [Control Panel].

Double-click on [Add/Remove

Programs].

Click on [Yes].

● The peer-to-peer utility for TCP/IP is uninstalled.

7 8

Click on [OK].

Restart the computer.

Click on [OK].

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

SETUP THE PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

NetWare 3.x SETUP

When using with NetWare 3.x this machine is set up by using PCONSOLE.

Set-up Example

NOTES:

Set up in the print server mode. The Remote Printer Set-up cannot be used.

The following example is performed under the conditions stated below. Check the conditions of the environment you are using. <Server>

• NetWare server name : NWSRV (They must correspond with the names to be set for the printer using MAP.)

<Contents to be set> Name the following as desired.

• Print queue name : TOS_QUE

• Printer name : TOS_PRN

• Print server name : TOS_SRV (They must correspond with the names to be set for

the printer using MAP.)

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

Setting up with PCONSOLE

Select File Server

Creating a print queue

Type “PCONSOLE” and press the Enter key.

Log into the NetWare server as the Supervisor.

Choose Change Current File Server from the Available Options menu.

● If you don’t have to change the File Server, skip to “Creating a print queue.”

A list of file servers is displayed.

Select the file server on which you want to install the print server and press the

Enter key.

● If the name of the file server you want is not displayed, press the Insert key to get a list of file servers.

To be performed on the workstaiton.

Press the Esc key to return to the Available Options menu.

Print Queues appear.

Choose Print Queue Information from

the Available Options menu and press

the Enter key.

Press the Insert key.

4 5

2 3

Creating the print server

Print Server appears.

Enter the name of the print server at

New Print Server Name and press the

Enter key.

Press the Insert key.

Choose Print Server Information from

the Available Options menu and press

the Enter key.

Enter the name of the print queue at

New Print Queue Name and press the

Enter key. Press the Esc key.

The display returns to showing the

Available Options menu.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

Creating the printer

The Print Server Information menu

appears.

Choose the Print Server Configuration

from the Print Server Information

menu and press the Enter key.

Choose the newly created print server

and press the Enter key.

Choose the Printer Configuration from

the Printer Server Configuration Menu

and press the Enter key.

Select a printer number, where Not

installed is displayed from the

Configured Printers box and press the

Enter key.

Configured Printers appears.

The Print Server Configuration Menu

appears.

Enter the printer name and press the

Enter key.

“Printer X Configuration” appears.

(X is the printer number selected.)

Confirm that the Type field is

highlighted, and press the Enter key.

Press the Esc key.

The printer is added to the Configured

Printers list.

The display returns to showing the

Print Server Configuration menu.

Choose Remote Other/Unknown and

press the Enter key.

Choose Yes and press the Enter key.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

Assigning a print queue

Defined Printers appears.

Select a created printer from Defined

Printers and press the Enter key.

Choose Queues Serviced by Printer

from the “Print Server Configuration”

menu.

The queue assigning screen appears.

Press the Insert key.

Available Queues appears.

Select a created queue.

● Up to 10 queues can be selected. When more than one queue is to be selected, the priority must be decided in advance.

Enter the priority and press the Enter

key.

The queue is assigned.

● When assigning more than one queue, repeat steps 5 through 9.

Press the Esc key six times.

When Exit PConsole appears, choose

Yes and press the Enter key.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● Please set up the printer configuration for NetWare using MAP. See “MAP-Setup NetWare at MAP”.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

Cautions:

● To install the print server on more than one file server, perform the procedures of NetWare 3.x Set up: Creating the print queue, Creating the print server, Creating the printer, and Assigning a print queue for each file server. You must use the same name and password (if required) for the print server on all file servers. If you use a password, specify it on each file server using the Change Password option on the Print Server Information menu of the PCONSOLE utility.

● When the Print Server Card comes up, it automatically searches for and attaches to the file servers that are no more than four hops and have no more than eight ticks propagation delay. For extremely large or complex networks, this allows a bounded search time on start-up. If the print server must attach to file servers beyond this range, or if you wish to accelerate start-up by eliminating the need to search all servers in the four hops/eight ticks radius, the file servers with which the print server is to operate may be entered into the Print Server Configuration of a primary file server. The primary file server can be any file server within the four hops/eight ticks propagation time limits, but ideally is as close as possible to the print server. Once the print server locates the primary file server and the list of file servers to be serviced, the automatic search is dropped and the print server will go to those file servers listed (and to no others).

SET UP THE PCONSOLE UTILITY OPTIONS

Setting Up Notify Options for the Printer

To enable the print server to notify users or user groups if a problem occurs with the printer, set up the Notify options. The print server supports the enhanced NOTIFY options for printers, including informing users when the printer is:

● Jammed, opened, or out of paper

● Requires a manual paper feed or a form change

● Has had an engine failure

Select Print Server Information from the Available Options menu.

Select the print server you want to set up the NOTIFY options from the Print

Server menu.

Select Configuration from the Print Server Information.

Choose Notify List for Printer on the Print Server Configuration menu.

Select the printer from the Defined Printers list.

The screen appears (which is blank for an initial installation).

Press the Insert key.

View a list of Notify Candidates.

Select the user or group from the list.

Press the Esc key and then after asked to Save Changes choose Yes. Press the

Esc key at each screen until you reach the Print Server Configuration menu. If you

have finished the configuration, press the Esc key and then save the changes.

Set the First and Next intervals in the Notify Intervals screen.

● It is recommended that you use the defaults. The First interval is the number of seconds the network waits before it notifies candidates about a print job problem. The Next interval specifies how often in seconds candidates are notified. Enter a number for each interval and press the Enter key.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 3.x

Primary File Server

Preferred File Servers

To use the primary file server option, use the following procedure on a file server close to the printer:

Select File Server To Be Serviced from the Print Server Configuration menu.

The list of the file servers to be serviced by the primary file server is displayed.

Press the Insert key.

The Available File Servers list is displayed.

Select the name of the file server to be serviced and press the Enter key.

The selected file server is added to the File Servers To Be Serviced list.

Press the Esc key to return to the menu.

Install the Print Server Card on each of the primary file servers.

The Preferred File Server can be identified within the Network Interface Card itself. The registration of the preferred file server is offered at MAP. If a preferred file server is listed, the Network Interface Card will attach to this identified file server instead of initiating the automatic search for file servers. If the preferred file server is also a primary file server (for example, has file servers listed under file servers to be serviced), the Network Interface Card will connect directly to these file servers. The Preferred File Server is only applicable to bindery-based queues. Entering it has no affect on NDS queues. For registering the preferred file server to the NIC, see “MAP - NetWare Setup.”

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

SETUP THE PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

SETUP IN NDS MODE

Set-up Example

When using NetWare 4.x and Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, this machine is set up using the NetWare Administrator. When setting up from MS-DOS, use PCONSOLE.

The following example is performed under the conditions stated below. Check the conditions of the environment you are using.

• NetWare server name : NWSRV

• Directory tree name : ORG (They must correspond with the names to be set

for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

• Print Server Context : ORG (They must correspond with the names to be set for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

<Contents to be set> Name the following as desired.

• Print queue name : TOS_QUE

• Printer name : TOS_PRN

• Print server name : TOS_SRV (They must correspond with the names to be

set for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

NOTE:

Set up in the print server mode. The Remote Printer Mode cannot be used.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Setting up NetWare Administrator

Starting NetWare Administrator

Start NetWare Administrator.

● NetWare Administrator is found in the Public directory of the SYS volume. Open the Public directory with Explorer and start Nwadmn3x.exe.

● If you are using Intranet Ware on Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me, start Nwadmin95.exe found in the Win95 directory of the Public directory.

Log-in to the NetWare server as an

Administrator.

Perform this on the workstation.

Creating a print queue

Choose Create in the Object menu.

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Choose Print Queues and click on

[OK].

The Class of New Object window

appears.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Enter the name of the print queue at

Print Queue Name.

The Select Object window appears.

Click on Browse of Print Queue

Volume (indicated by “A” in the figure

at right).

Create Print Queues appears.

Click on [Create].

Select a volume to create a print

queue from the Available Object list

and click on [OK].

The print queue is created.

Creating the printer

The Create Printer window appears.

Enter the name of the printer under

Printer Name.

Choose Printer and click on [OK].

Choose Create in the Object menu.

The Class of New Object window

appears.

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Turn on the check box for Define

additional properties and click on

[Create].

The details of the created printer are

displayed.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Assigning the print queue

The screen switches to Assignments.

Click on [Add].

Click on [Assignments].

The Select Object window appears.

Select a created queue from Object

and click on [OK].

The screen switches to Configuration.

Click on “

▼▼

▼” of Printer Type and

choose Other/Unknown.

Click on [Configuration].

Click on [OK].

The printer is created.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Creating the print server

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Choose Create in the Object menu.

The Class of New Object window

appears.

Choose Print Server and click on

[OK].

The Create Print Server window

appears.

Enter the name of the print server

under Print Server Name.

Turn on the check box for Define

additional properties and click on

[Create].

The details of the created print server

are displayed.

Allocating the printer

The Select Object window appears.

The screen switches to Assignments.

Click on [Add].

Click on [Assignments].

The printer name is displayed under

Printer.

Click on [OK].

Select a created printer from the

Available Object list and click on [OK].

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

The print server is created.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● Please set up the printer configuration for NetWare NDS mode using MAP. See “MAP- Setup NetWare at MAP”.

● You can also set up the printer configuration for NetWare NDS mode using NetPanel. See “NETPANEL-Printer Management-Novell Configure”.

SETUP IN BINDERY MODE

Confirmation before setting up

Confirm Bindery Context

The print server is set up in the bindery mode of NetWare 4.x. It is set in the bindery mode when you want to preserve the environment of the existing NetWare 3.x or to allow clients of NetWare

3.x to use the print server.

Before using the print server in the bindery mode, bindery context must be stored in the NetWare 4.x server. Check if bindery context exists there. For the bindery mode, refer to the Operator’s Manual for NetWare.

To confirm that the server has a Bindery Context, perform the following steps by through the console prompt at the NetWare server.

Type load install and press Enter key.

Select NCF Files Options from the menu.

Select Edit AUTOEXEC.NCF from the menu.

View the screen to Edit AUTOEXEC.NCF file.

Search the file to see if you have a statement similar to the following included:

SET BINDERY CONTEXT=0U=ENG

● If the Bindery Context is “SET BINDERY CONTEXT=0U=ENG,” that means the server has a Bindery.

● When you do not have such a statement, add the statement and save it by pressing F10.

Press Alt+F10 to complete the confirmation.

● If the new statement is added, the definition in the file takes effect when the server is shut down and then restarted. If you want the Bindery Context applied frequently, type the new statement by the console prompt and press Enter.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Set-up Example

The following example is performed under the conditions stated below. Check the conditions of the environment you are using.

• NetWare server name : NWSRV (They must correspond with the names to be set for the printer using MAP.)

• Directory tree name : ORG

<Contents to be set> Name the following as desired.

• Print queue name : TOS_QUE

• Printer name : TOS_PRN

• Print server name : TOS_SRV (They must correspond with the names to be set for

the printer using MAP.)

Setting up with PCONSOLE

Starting PCONSOLE

Creating a print queue

Type “PCONSOLE” at the DOS

prompt and press the Enter key.

● When you have logged into the NDS mode, press the F4 key to switch to the bindery mode.

Administrator.

● To use the bindery service, log in through bindery connection.

Perform this on the workstation.

Print Queues appears.

Choose Print Queues and press the

Enter key.

Enter the print queue name at New

Print Queue Name and press the Enter

key.

Press the Insert key.

The display returns to showing the

Available Options menu.

Press the Esc key.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Creating the print server

Press the Insert key.

Enter the print server name at New

Print Server Name and press the Enter

key.

Print Server appears.

The message as shown in the figure

at right appears.

Press the Enter key.

Choose Print Server from the

Available Options menu and press the

Enter key.

Creating the printer

Press the Insert key.

Enter the printer name at Printer and

press the Enter key.

Defined Printers appears.

The Print Server Information menu

appears.

Choose Printer from the Print Server

Information menu and press the Enter

key.

Choose the created print server and

press the Enter key.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

Assigning the print queue

Printer XXXXX configuration (XXXXX

is the name of the printer created)

appears.

Enter printer number at Printer No.

Select the created printer and press

the Enter key.

Highlight the Parallel at Printer Type

and press the Enter key.

Choose Other/Unknown from Printer

Type and press the Enter key.

NetWare Server\Print Queue appears.

Press the Insert key.

Choose See list of Assign Print

Queues and press the Enter key.

Select the created queue from

Available Print Queues and press the

Enter key.

● Up to 10 queues can be selected. When more than one queue is to be selected, the priority must be decided in advance.

Enter the priority and press the Enter

key.

The queue is assigned.

● When assigning more than one queue, repeat steps 5 through 9.

Press the Esc key twice.

When Save Changes? appears,

choose Yes and press the Enter key.

Press the Esc key four times.

When Exit? appears, choose Yes and

press the Enter key.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● Please set up the printer configuration for NetWare Bindery mode using MAP. See

“MAP-Setup NetWare at MAP”.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 4.x

SET UP THE PCONSOLE UTILITY OPTIONS

Setting Up Notify Options for the Printer

You can specify users or groups of users that are notified if a problem occurs when a print job is sent to the printer. If the print server is servicing queues on multiple file servers, you must set up a NOTIFY list for each file server. To set up NOTIFY, use the following procedures:

Start the PCONSOLE utility.

Select “Print Servers” in the “Available Option” menu.

When a message appears, press the [Enter] key.

Select print server in the “Print Server” menu.

Select “Printers” in the “Print Server Information” menu.

Select printer in the “Defined Printers” menu.

Enter a number for the First and Next intervals for notifying users about printer

problems and press Enter key.

● The First interval is the number of seconds the network waits before it notifies users about a print job problem.

● The Next interval specifies how often in seconds users are notified.

Select the user or user group from the Notify Candidates screen.

The Notify Intervals screen displays.

Press the Esc key and save all changes.

Press the Esc key until you see the prompt to exit PCONSOLE. Select Yes and

then press the Enter key.

Select “Notification” in the “Printer XXXX Configuration” menu ( XXXXX the name

of the printer ).

Select server in “NetWare Server/Object to be Notified/Object Type/First/Next/

State”, and then press the [Enter] key.

The Notify Intervals screen displays.

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SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

SETUP THE PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

SETUP IN NDS MODE

Set-up Example

When using NetWare 5.x and Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, set up the e-STUDIO16/20/25 using NetWare Administrator.

The following example is performed under the conditions stated below. Check the conditions of the environment you are using.

• NetWare server name : NWSRV

• Directory tree name : ORG (They must correspond with the names to be set

for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

• Print Server Context : ORG (They must correspond with the names to be set for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

<Contents to be set> Name the following as desired.

• Print queue name : TOS_QUE

• Printer name : TOS_PRN

• Print server name : TOS_SRV (They must correspond with the names to be

set for the printer using MAP or NetPanel.)

NOTES:

● Set up in the print server mode. The remote printer mode cannot be used.

● The PCONSOLE is not available for NetWare 5.x. Therefore, the print queue cannot be

created in the bindery mode.

● The e-STUDIO16/20/25 does not support the NDPS mode of NetWare 5.x.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

Setting up NetWare Administrator

Starting NetWare Administrator

Start NetWare Administrator.

● NetWare Administrator is found in the Public\Win32 directory of the SYS volume. Open the Win32 directory with Explorer and start Nwadmn3x.exe.

● If you are using Intranet Ware on Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me, start Nwadmin95.exe found in the Win95 directory of the Public directory.

Administrator.

This is performed on the workstation.

Creating a print queue

Choose Create in the Object menu.

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Choose Print Queues and click on

[OK].

The Class of New Object window

appears.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

Enter the name of the print queue

under Print Queue Name.

The Select Object window appears.

Click on Browse Print Queue Volume

(indicated by “A” in the figure at

right).

Create Print Queues appears.

Click on [Create].

Select a volume to create a print

queue from the Available Object list

and click on [OK].

The print queue is created.

Creating the printer

The Create Printer window appears.

Enter the name of the printer under

Printer Name.

Choose Printer and click on [OK].

Choose Create in the Object menu.

The Class of New Object window

appears.

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Turn on the check box for Define

additional properties and click on

[Create].

The details of the created printer are

displayed.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

Assigning the print queue

The screen switches to Assignments.

Click on [Add].

Click on [Assignments].

The Select Object window appears.

Select a created queue from Object

and click on [OK].

The screen switches to Configuration.

Click on “

▼▼

▼” of Printer Type and

choose Other/Unknown.

Click on [Configuration].

Click on [OK].

The printer is created.

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

Creating the print server

Click on the container object to create

the printer.

Choose Create in the Object menu.

The Class of New Object window

appears.

Choose Print Server and click on

[OK].

The Create Print Server window

appears.

Enter the name of the print server

under Print Server Name.

Turn on the check box for Define

additional properties and click on

[Create].

The details of the created print server

are displayed.

Allocating the printer

The Select Object window appears.

The screen switches to Assignments.

Click on [Add].

Click on [Assignments].

The printer name is displayed under

Printer.

Click on [OK].

Select a created printer from the

Available Object list and click on [OK].

SETUP THE

PRINT SERVER

WITH NetWare 5.x

The print server is created.

SUPPLEMENTS:

● Please set up the printer configuration for NetWare NDS mode using MAP. See “MAP- Setup NetWare at MAP”.

● You can also set up the printer configuration for NetWare NDS mode using NetPanel. See “NETPANEL-Printer Management-Novell Configure”.

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0/2000

SETUP THE PRINT SERVER

WITH Windows NT4.0/2000

Windows NT PRINT SERVER SETUP

Preparation for Setting up

Confirming the TCP/IP Print Services

Create a shared printer on the Windows NT server so that clients can install the printer driver from Windows NT server and print a document through the Windows NT server. When using Windows NT as the print server, utilize the Microsoft TCP/IP Printing services.

Check the following before set up:

• The e-STUDIO16/20/25 and the computer are connected to the network.

• The printer is powered up.

• The printer has been configured with an IP address.

• The TCP/IP protocol and Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Service are installed on Windows NT.

Choose [Control Panel].

Click on [Start] and choose [Settings].

Click on the Services tab.

Double-click on [Network].

Check that “Microsoft TCP/IP

Printing” is displayed on Network

Services. If not, install it.

● For installation procedures, refer to the Operator’s Manual for Windows NT and Help.

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

Creating a Shared Printer

Click on [Start] and choose [Settings].

Log on to Windows NT as a user with

"Administrator" or "Power User"

group privileges.

Choose [Printers] to open the Printer

Folder.

Double-click on [Add Printer] to start

the Printer Wizard.

Check that “My computer” is selected

and click on [Next].

The printer created on the Windows NT server serves as a print server.

Click on [New Port...].

Choose “LPR Port” from Available

Printer Ports.

Type “PORT1” at Name of printer or

print queue on that server.

● “PORT1” must be entered in capital letters.

Enter the IP address for the printer at

“Name or address of server providing

lpd”.

Click on [Close].

Click on [OK].

Click on [Add Port...].

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

Insert the printer driver CD-ROM.

Click on [OK].

Specify the folder that contains

drivers for Windows NT4.0 at “Copy

manufacturer’s files from”.

● When the PCL6 driver is installed, enter

“D:\ENGLISH\ESTUDIO\WINNT\PCL6” (Where the CD-ROM drive is the D drive.)

● When the PS driver is installed, enter “D:\ENGLISH\ESTUDIO\WINNT\PS” (Where the CD-ROM drive is the D drive.)

Click on [Have Disk...].

Verify that the check box for the

added port (IP address of the printer)

is turned on, then click on [Next].

The IP address of the printer is added

to the list of “Available ports” in the

Add Printer Wizard.

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Check on “Shared”.

● Rename the “Share Name” if required.

Change Printer name if necessary,

and click on [Next].

● When any other printer drivers have been already installed, select whether or not this printer will be used as the default printer. If [Yes], this printer will be displayed first when printing applications.

Click on [Next].

Select the printer driver to be

installed.

Select “Windows 95” from the list.

Click on [Next].

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

Click on [OK].

Choose Yes or No as necessary, and

click on [Finish].

● The Insert Disk screen appears.

Click on [OK].

● The Printer Driver for Windows 95 screen appears.

Specify the folder that contains

drivers for Windows 95/98/Me at

“Copy files from”.

● When the PCL6 driver is installed, enter

“D:\ENGLISH\ESTUDIO\WIN95_98\PCL6” (Where the CD-ROM drive is the D drive.)

● When the PS driver is installed, enter “D:\ENGLISH\ESTUDIO\WIN95_98\ESTUDIO\PS” (Where the CD-ROM drive is the D drive.)

SUPPLEMENT:

Windows NT can save the printer drivers for Windows 95/98/Me, so that the Windows 95/ 98/Me clients can install the printer driver from the Windows NT server without the CDROM.

The printer is created.

SUPPLEMENT:

To install the printer driver to the client computer, see “INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER for Windows - INSTALLATION BY ADDING A PRINTER.”

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

Windows 2000 PRINT SERVER SETUP

Create a shared printer on the Windows 2000 server so that the clients can print a document through the Windows 2000 server.

Creating a Shared Printer

Click on [Start] and choose [Settings].

Log on to Windows 2000 as a user

with "Administrator" or "Power User"

group privileges.

Choose [Printers] to open the Printer

Folder.

Double-click on [Add Printer] to start

the Printer Wizard.

Click on [Next].

The printer created on the Windows 2000 server serves as a print server.

SUPPLEMENT:

You can also set up the print server on Windows XP by following descriptions.

Select “Local printer”.

● Check off “Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer”.

Select “Create a new port” and select

“Standard TCP/IP Port” at “Type”,

then click on [Next].

● The Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard appears.

Select “Local printer” or “Network

printer” according to the type of

printing mode.

● When the machine is connected in the local area network with the TCP/IP protocol, select “Local printer”. Printing can be performed using the TCP/IP Printing. See “When Using the TCP/IP Printing” and continue the installation.

● When the machine is connected to the Internet or Intranet, select “Network printer”. Printing can be performed using the IPP,

Internet

Printing Protocol

. See “When Using the IPP”

and continue the installation.

When Using the TCP/IP Printing

When the printer is connected to the local area network with TCP/IP, printing can be performed by designating the TCP/IP port.

SETUP THE PRINT

SERVER WITH

Windows NT 4.0

Click on [Next].

Enter the IP address of this machine

at “Printer Name or IP Address”.

● The port name is automatically entered at “Port Name”. If required, rename the port name.

Click on [Next].

Select “Custom” and click on

[Settings...].

● The Configure Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor screen appears.

Enter “10001” at “Port Number” and

check on “SNMP Status Enabled”.

● “public” is automatically entered for the “Community Name”, and “1” is entered at the “SNMP Device Index”. Do not change them.

● Go to Step 15.

Select “Raw” or “LPR” under

“Protocol”.

● Raw: The default data type for clients other

than Windows 2000. When printing in the Raw type, the entire process of preparing the print job is done on the client computer.

● LPR: Printing is done through the LPD service.

When printing in the LPR type, the process of preparing the print job is done on the print server.

● When “Raw” is selected, go to Step 13.

● When “LPR” is selected, go to Step 14.

Enter “PORT1” for the “Queue Name”

and check on “SNMP Status

Enabled”.

● “public” is automatically entered for the “Community Name”, and “1” is entered at the “SNMP Device Index”. Do not change them.

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