NEC SuperScript 4200N Online User's Manual

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NEC SuperScript 4200N Online User's Manual Manual pdf 74 page image

N — User’s Guide-Peer Printing Setupllows Windows 95/98 computers toorked printer without an interveninge main features of peer-to-peer95/98 and workstations or serverswith or without a NetWare file server.o-peer direct printing betweenrs and networked printers.network printers the same way youdirectly attached to a computer.erverless networks, the NIC should bey default settings.r Printingation will dictate whether IP or IPX isever, we recommend you use IP peer-ible.r Printing: You must installprotocol allows you to access theer an IP network. The Microsofttack must also be installed andd on your workstation. The networkrint servers must support IP.er Printing: You must installis not necessary to have a NetWare fileork to use this IPX protocol.tware on a Window 95/98 computertilitystall the correct software.ipt 4200N CD.ator installation option to install thePeer-to-Peer IPX utility.tion prompts. When installation is.Add the Peer-to-Peer Printer Driver1. In Windows 95/98, press the Start button, selectSettings, then select Printers .2. In the Printers window, double-click Add Printer . Thislaunches the Add Printer wizard which prompts you tomake selections.note: SuperScript 4200N printer drivers are provided ontheSuperScript 4200N CD that comes with the 4200Nprinter.3. When the Add Printer wizard asks how the printer isattached, select Local printer .4. Click Have Disk and point to the 4200N CD.• To install the ICM based driver (see “Color ControlOptions” on page 31), move to the ps95icm directoryand select ncss4200.inf .• To install the non-ICM based driver, move to the ps95directory and select ncss4200.inf .Click Next .5. Your peer-to-peer network printer will be listed underlocal printer ports and identified using the 4200N serialnumber. For example, NEC_911499. Select your newpeer-to-peer printer.6. Continue responding to the Add Printer wizard until theprocess is complete.Moving a Peer-to-Peer PrinterIf you move your printer to a new network, you must restorethe NIC to its factory defaults (see page 62). If you havechanged your printer’s name, it will revert to its originalfactory name.Removing Peer-to-Peer SoftwareYou should delete all printers which have been installed touse peer-to-peer printing before you delete the peer-to-peersoftware. Follow these steps.1. Press the Windows Start button, select Settings , thenselect Printers .2. In the Printers window, select a printer to delete.3. Select Delete from the File menu.