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Table of Contents
Welcome to CentreWare Printer Drivers for Macintosh . . . . . . . .v
The CentreWare printer drivers enable printing from a Macintosh workstation to a
Xerox system in a network environment. They contain a variety of feature options
that enable you to customize your print jobs.
Integrated fax capabilities vary with each Xerox system. Not all Xerox printers
support both network printing and LAN fax submitted from the desktop. Check your
product-specific literature for more details. Other network fax options can be
configured with different models, using third-party software applications.
CentreWare 5.50 provides enhanced support for the WorkCentre Pro (WCP) models:
WCP 55/45/35, WCP 90/75/65, and WCP 40/32 Color.
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CentreWare Printer Drivers
New features supported in this release include stapling, offsetting, hole punching,
booklet fold, booklet staple, and watermark printing.
CentreWare Macintosh Printer Drivers include the following components:
The Macintosh Printer Utility is a CentreWare application that enables network
administrators to:
Rename and rezone Xerox systems that are configured for AppleTalk
connectivity
Query the characteristics of a printer
Print a list of fonts installed on a printer
Send PostScript files or portions of PostScript code to a printer.
This utility requires a Macintosh Operating System 8.1 or higher.
Printer Driver Documentation
CentreWare Print and Fax Drivers Guide for Macintosh
This guide is intended for administrators who install and configure CentreWare
Printer drivers. The guide also contains information, focused for general users, on
printing and faxing options available with the drivers.
The CentreWare Print and Fax Drivers Guide is available on the CentreWare Print and
Fax Drivers CD in electronic (PDF) format.
Help System
The CentreWare custom printer driver and PPD for Macintosh supports balloon help.
Simply enable balloon help on your system and help will be available.
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CentreWare Printer Driver Support
Internet Support
Please consult the Xerox Web site (http://www.Xerox.com), and follow the product
links for your Xerox system. The Web site contains product support information,
product overviews, and updates. Printer drivers can also be downloaded from this
site.
Telephone Support
For additional assistance, you may contact the Xerox Welcome Center by telephone
to speak with a Product Support Analyst. Locate your product’s serial number, and
record it in the space below before you make your call.
WorkCentre Pro Serial Number
The Xerox Welcome Center telephone numbers are listed in the following table. If the
Welcome Center telephone number for your country is not listed, it will be provided
to you when your Xerox system is installed. For future reference, please record the
telephone number in the space provided below.
Welcome Center Telephone Numbers
UNITED STATES800-821-2797
CANADA800-939-3769 (800-93-XEROX)
Customer Tips
Additional tips and technical information for printer drivers are available on the
Xerox Web site, www.Xerox.com. Locate your product and access the Customer Tips
link. Customer Tips cover specific issues that may require special procedures or
application notes regarding the operation and configuration of your Xerox system.
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Installing Macintosh Printer Drivers
The CentreWare Print and Fax Drivers CD contains a variety of custom printer driver
and PostScript Printer Description (PPD) file combinations that support printing to a
Xerox system from a Macintosh workstation.
This chapter explains how to install the printer drivers and PPDs for your Xerox
system.
The minimum hardware requirements for the Macintosh printer drivers are:
4 MB of memory
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The CentreWare Macintosh printer drivers will not operate on Macintosh
68K computers.
3.1 MB of hard disk space
CD-ROM drive or access to a network
The following table shows the CentreWare 5.50 custom printer drivers and PPDs that
are available in specific Macintosh environments. Note that only generic PPDs are
available for OS X systems.
CentreWare 5.50
Macintosh Operating Systems
WorkCentre Pro (WCP)
Printer Driver/PPDs
WCP 40/32 Color Custom PostScriptOS 8.6 to 9.x
WCP 40/32 Color Generic PPDOS 8.6 to 9.x
OS X
WCP 55/45/35 Custom PostScriptOS 8.6 to 9.x
WCP 55/45/35 Generic PPDOS 8.6 to 9.x
OS X
WCP 90/75/65 Custom PostScriptOS 8.6 to 9.x
WCP 90/75/65 Generic PPDOS 8.6 to 9.x
OS X
Table 1-1: Macintosh Printer Drivers and PPD Files
1-2Installing Macintosh Printer Drivers
Understanding the Printer Driver/PPD
Options
A PostScript Printer Description (PPD) file is a readable text file that provides a
uniform approach for specifying special features for printer drivers that interpret
PostScript. Generic PPDs do not support all of the special features of Xerox systems,
but can be used to enable all basic features and many advanced PostScript printing
capabilities.
Xerox Custom Printer Driver and PPD
A custom printer driver/custom PPD is available for each supported Xerox system.
Using these printer drivers and PPDs enables you to take full advantage of the custom
print options available for your Xerox system. When you install the custom printer
driver on a workstation, the custom PPD is also installed.
Generic PPD
A generic PPD is also available for each supported Xerox system. The generic PPD is
provided for the convenience of those users who don’t want to install an additional
driver on their systems or who want to printer using the Adobe PostScript 8.x or the
Apple LaserWriter 8.x printer drivers. Keep in mind that the generic PPDs support
limited print options, such as stapling, duplexing, adjusting image quality, and
resolution. They do not enable you to use some of the special print options supported
in the custom driver, such as printing transparencies, banner pages, or covers.
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Do not use the generic PPDs with the Xerox custom driver. They should
only be used in conjunction with the Adobe PostScript 8.x printer driver or the
Apple LaserWriter 8.x printer driver.
Understanding the Printer Driver/PPD Options1-3
Custom Printer Driver Installation
The Xerox installation program installs the custom printer driver and PPD. The
following table lists the custom Macintosh printer driver installation file for each
Xerox system in this release. The printer drivers are located in separate folders within
the DRIVERS\MAC folder on the CentreWare Print and Fax Drivers CD.
Table 1-2: Macintosh Printer Driver Installation Files
Xerox WCP 55
Xerox WCP 45
Xerox WCP 35
Xerox WCP 90
Xerox WCP 75
Xerox WCP 65
Xerox WCP 40 Color
Xerox WCP 32 Color
1-4Installing Macintosh Printer Drivers
Installing the Custom Printer Drivers and PPDs
Ensure that the printer driver you want to install is available either locally or on a
mounted network drive. If you are installing from a CD-ROM, double-click the CD
icon when it is displayed on your desktop.
To locate the printer driver installation file:
1
Browse the CD contents or directory structure to locate the Drivers folder.
Double-click Drivers > Mac.
2
Double-click the folder for your Xerox system.
3
Double-click the folder PS_xxx_9.x folder, where xxx represents your printer
model. See Table 1-2, Macintosh Printer Driver Installation Files for details.
4
Double-click the Xerox printer installation icon. An introductory ReadMe
appears.
5
Click Continue to begin the installation.
6
Click Agree to accept the licensing terms.
7
Click Install to begin the installation. Follow the directions in the installation
program.
8
You are prompted that the installation is successful. Click OK.
The printer driver and PPD installation is complete.
NOTE:
This guide provides an introduction to the printer drivers and explains how to use
the many printing features and options available to you.
Continue with Setting Up and Configuring Xerox Custom PPDs on page 1-6.
A dialog opens with a pdf copy of the Print and Fax Driver User’s Guide.
Custom Printer Driver Installation1-5
Setting Up and Configuring Xerox Custom PPDs
The custom printer driver installation automatically installs a custom PPD file in the
Printer Descriptions folder. Follow the procedures below to associate the custom
printer driver and custom PPD with the Xerox system and to configure the PPD file.
To set up and configure custom PPDs:
1
In the Apple Chooser, select the printer driver for your Xerox system. Ensure that
you are in the appropriate AppleTalk zone. If your computer is connected to a
network with only one zone, there will not be any zones available.
2
In the Select a PostScript Printer list, select the AppleTalk name for you Xerox
system.
3
Click Create. In the dialog that appears, select the Custom PPD for your Xerox
system.
4
Click Select PPD and select the Custom PPD for your Xerox system. Click
Open.
5
Select Configure and choose your printer’s Installable Options. Click OK.
NOTE:
search, or manually enter the appropriate information.
Bi-Directional communication automatically updates the printer driver with
the printer’s installed options and reports specific information about the
printer’s operational status.
6
Click OK. Close the Chooser. A new printer icon appears on the desktop.
7
Open a document in an application and select File > Print.
8
From the print options menu, select Plug-In Preferences.
9
Select the box next to Print Time Filters.
10
Select the box next to the custom PPD you are using. Make sure only one Custom
PPD is selected.
11
Click Save Settings and OK to save the PPD assignment.
12
Click Cancel or Print to close the dialog.
The Macintosh custom printer driver and custom PPD setup is complete. The Xerox
system becomes your default printer.
1-6Installing Macintosh Printer Drivers
If you have Bi-Directional capabilities, click Auto Configure to
Installing Generic PPDs
Generic Print Emulation PPDs
The Generic PPDs can be installed and used for printing with Apple LaserWriter
printer drivers or Adobe PostScript (PS) printer drivers. Generic PPDs are also
provided for OS X systems.
The following table lists the Macintosh Generic PPD files that are available with this
release. The PPD files are located in separate folders within the DRIVERS\MAC
folder on the CentreWare Print and Fax Drivers CD.
Xerox
File TypeFolderInstallation File
System
WCP 40C/32CGeneric PS 3
PPD
OS 8.6 - OS X
WCP 55/45/35Generic PS 3
PPD
OS 8.6 - OS X
WCP 90/75/65Generic PS 3
PPD
OS 8.6 - OS X
Table 1-3: Macintosh PPD Files
\WCP40C_WCP32C\
GenericPPD_40C_8.6-9x
\WCP40C_WCP32C\
GenericPPD_40C_Xv10.x
\WCP55_WCP45_WCP35 \
GenericPPD_55_8.6-9x
\WCP55_WCP45_WCP35 \
GenericPPD_55_Xv10.x
\WCP90_WCP75_WCP65 \
GenericPPD_90_8.6-9x
\WCP90_WCP75_WCP65 \
GenericPPD_90_Xv10.x
Name
XRWCP32C.PPD
XRWCP40C.PPD
WCP32 Color.DMG
WCP40 Color.DMG
XRXWCP35.PPD
XRXWCP45.PPD
XRXWCP55.PPD
WCP35.DMG
WCP45.DMG
WCP55.DMG
XRXWCP75.PPD
XRXWCP45.PPD
XRXWCP90.PPD
WCP65.DMG
WC75.DMG
WCP90.DMG
Installing Generic PPDs1-7
Installing PPDs in Mac 8.6-9.x Environments
There is no installation program for installing PPDs in Mac 8.6-9.x environments.
The files must be copied to the appropriate directory on your system.
To install PPDs in Mac 8.6-9.x environments:
1
Locate the desired PPD files on the CentreWare CD. Refer to Table 1-3 on page
1-7 for details.
Bi-Directional communication automatically updates the printer driver with the
printer’s installed options and reports specific information about the printer’s
operational status.
Do not use the generic PPDs with the Xerox custom printer drivers.
In the Apple Chooser, select the LaserWriter 8 printer driver or the Adobe PS
printer driver. Ensure that you are in the appropriate AppleTalk zone. If your
computer is connected to a network with only one zone, there will not be any
zones available.
In the Select a PostScript Printer list, select the AppleTalk name for the Xerox
system that you want to use.
Click Create. In the dialog that opens, select a PPD for your Xerox system.
Click Select.
Click Setup and select the Custom PPD for your Xerox system.
Select Configure.
If you have Bi-Directional capabilities, click Auto Configure to search, or
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Click OK. Close the Chooser. A new printer icon appears on the desktop.
8
Open a document in an application and select File > Print to test the print
capability.
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