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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction1-1
Related Information Sources and CDs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
Installing ACT & AMT on Sun Solaris Systems . . . . . . . . 3-13
Installing ACT & AMT Sun Solaris from CD-ROM: . . . . . 3-13
Installing ACT & AMT Sun Solaris Using a Browser: . . . . 3-14
Installing ACT & AMT on a Linux System . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-15
Installing ACT & AMT on Linux from CD_ROM . . . . . . . . 3-15
Installing ACT & AMT on Linux From a Browser . . . . . . . 3-15
4. Enabling the Selection of Finishing Options 4-1
Download and Install Print Drivers from Xerox. com . . . . . . . . 4-2
Configure the HP-GL/2 Print Driver to Recognize the Finisher 4-4
Xerox FreeFlow Accxes V13.0 Drivers and Client Tools Installation Guide
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1.Introduction
The Xerox FreeFlow Accxes V13.0 Drivers & Client Tools Software Installation
Guide has been provided to customers like you to assist in the process of
printing to the Wide Format products. Also in this guide, you will find
instructions to configure your network connections to client tools software
designed for your convenience.
In this guide you will find information on the following topics:
We provide the following documentation to help you make optimum use of the
machine.
Quick Start Guide
The Quick Start Guide introduces the main features of the machine and
provides basic operating instructi ons. It also is provided in PDF format on the
CD.
CD-ROMs
Several CDs are provided with the machine, including the following:
Documentation CD: The Documentati on CD contains the Printer and Copier/
Printer User Guides in PDF format, and installation instructions for client and
driver software. The user guides for the client and driver software are included
with the respective software.
Driver Software CD: The Driver Software CD contains all of the Accxes print
drivers, the version 13.0 PostScri pt driver (functionality must be enabled using
a Feature Key) and version 13.0 HP-GL/2 drivers.
Client Software CD: The Client Software CD contains the version 13.00
Accxes Client Tool software and the Account Management Tool software.
•Press <Key> - Within procedures, the names of keys to be pressed are
•Select [option] - Within procedures, the term select can represent various
Introduction
enclosed in angle brackets. The name of the key shou ld be as it appears on
the keyboard. For example, Press <Esc>.
methods of launching a feature; the option to be selected is enclosed in
square brackets.
–To open a drop-down menu, move the cursor to the menu name or to
the drop-down arrow and press the left mouse button once. For
example, select [System].
–To choose a menu item, move the cursor to the item, press the left
mouse button to highlight the item, then rel ease the left mouse button.
For example, select [Logon].
–To choose an icon or row and open the associated window, move the
cursor to the item and double click. For example, double click [upper tray] on the Feeders window to open the next level window.
NOTE: The statement “Open object” denotes the same action; i.e., select
[object] and double click.
–To perform a drag and drop select operation, move the cursor to the
drag target and press and hold the left mouse button. Move the cursor
to the desired drop location and release the left mouse button. For
example, select [source] and drop it on [target].
•Select [option: option] - Multiple options are sep arated by a colon, wi th the
name of the drop-down menu appearing first, followed by the menu item
name. For example, select [System: Logon].
•bold - Within procedures, text and numbers that you type are shown in
boldface. Type text exactly as it appears (without the boldface). For
example, type blue in the text field.
•Enter bold - Within procedures, the two-step process of typing data and
pressing <Enter>. For example, enter y.
•replace text - Variable information is lower case italicized text; replace the
text with the actual value. For example, type name in the text field.
•Document ti tle - Document and chapter names are shown in italics. For
example, the Xerox 6279 Wide Format Copy/Scan User Guide or 3. Product Overview.
•In a Portable Document Format (PDF) file displayed on a workstation, blue
text identifies a link to other information in the file. Select the specified text
to activate the link. For example, refer to Typographical conventions in
this guide.
In a hard copy version of the PDF file, the link is pri nted as non-black text.
Locate the specified section titl e in your document.
NOTE: This icon identifies notes. A note is a paragraph (separat e from the
body text) containing related information that merits emphasis.
KEY POINT: This icon identifies timesaving informat io n or a hint t hat may hel p
the user to perform a task.
1. This icon identifies the start of the procedure.
CAUTION: A caution indicates that damage or destruction to hardware,
software, or your data coul d occur if an operating or maintenance procedure,
practice, or condition is not strictly observed.
WARNING: A warning indicates that an injury or loss of life may occur if
an operating or maintenance procedure, practice, or condition is not
strictly observed.
Prerequisite Knowledge
What does Accxes do for you? Accxes is a RIP, Raster Image Processor.
Accxes receives requests from various sources, including a client using one of
our print drivers, processes the re quest and then sends the information to the
printer.
This section of the FreeFlow Accxes document will provi de you with the
detailed instructions r equired t o download and i nstall pri nt dri vers, set up por ts,
add the Wide Format printer to your client workstation (namely your personal
computer) and send a test print.
You can find the driver installation files either on the customer CD entitled
“Accxes Print Drivers”, or they can be downloaded from our Xerox website at
(www.xerox.com).
There are two options offered to you for connecting to a printer prior to
submitting your job. They are:
•Connecting from a Client
•Connecting through a Windows 2000, 2003 or 2008 servers.
•The first, connecting from your Client, is most commonly used and
therefore more familiar to most users.
The second, connecting to a Windows 2000, 2003 or 2008 server, is done
when your business environment is a networked, shared community. The
server would have all of the drivers installed on it and allow many users to
connect and install the appropriate driver from that server.
Let’s get started with downloading and installing print drivers.
A Windows 2000, 2003 or 2008 server system can have all of the drivers
installed locally on it which all of the workstations would require. Each
workstation can then install the appropriate driver from the server to make
remote drivers.
HP-GL/2 Driver
These instructions describe how to install the HP-GL/2 print driver locally on a
workstation or server.
To install a print driver on a workstation from a server, see the section of this
document entitled “Remote Drivers” . The print er driver must be installed on the
server locally first, according to the following instructions.
NOTE: Prior to installing this driver, you must remove all previous
versions by following the removal instructions.
The FreeFlow Accxes HP-GL/2 printer driver is delivered as a self-extracting
zip file. Executing this program will extract the fil es to a default directory or to a
directory of the user’s choice (e.g. c:\temp). Use Window’s Add Printer Wizard
to add the printer as described below.
NOTE: You must have administrator rights to install the driver and ports.
You can install the HP-GL/2 driver on a standard TCP/IP port from one of the
following settings. If you are going to use Standard TCP/IP Port , install it first,
using the directions in the following Standard TCP/IP Port Installation section.
Then follow the directions to install the HP-GL/driver. The control for Bidirectional is located on the Device Options tab of the Printer Properties.
1. Go to the Printers Folder (p aths are shown below).
Type of Platform
Location of the Printer
Directory
Windows 2000Start>Settings>Printers
Windows 2003/XPStart>Settings>Control Panel> P rinters and
Faxes
Windows 2008/VistaStart>Settings>Control Panel>Printers
2. Double-click on “Add Printer”. Click [Next].
3. Perform the following:
a. Select [Local printer attached to this computer] for only your Client.
b. Select [A Network printer, or a printer attached to another
computer] for connecting to the network server.
c. Under the Local printer setting....Uncheck “Automatically detect and
install my Plug and Play printe r”. Click [Next].
NOTE: If you picked “Local Printer” go to step 4. Otherwise you will get the
“Specify a Printer” message and you will then need to pick the pr inter from the
network. When you’ve picked the printer from the network, go to step 7.
4. From “Use the following port”, choose the port you previousl y created for
this printer. Click [Next].
5. When asked the printer manufactur er and model, select the [Have Disk]
button.
6. Select the [Browse] butt on and navigate to the directory where the driver
has been unzipped (i.e. c:\temp\XP\6000\ENU). You may be required to
enter the path manually. Select [OK].
7. Select the printer you wish to i nstall and follow the [Add Print Wizard]
instructions.
8. If the “Use Existing Driver ” screen appears, select “Replace Existing
Driver” and click [Next].
9. If this is a server install, share the printer and give it a share name.