User manual AXIS OFFICEBASIC

[. . . ] AXIS OfficeBasic Network Print Server User's Manual AXIS OfficeBasic User's Manual 1 Safety Notices Important: Take some time to read through the safety notices before installing the print server. Please observe all safety markings and instructions when using this product. Observe "Important:" in the text to avoid operational impairment. Do not proceed until you have fully understood the implications. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] Here, <name> is AX followed by the last six digits of the print server's serial number (e. g. AX100086) and <port> is · · US1 LP1 Click the Configure Port button. Choose whether error condition pop-up messages are to be displayed by checking the box in the Configure AXIS Ports dialog. Define the frequency at which the error messages should be displayed after retry. Enter an appropriate name for your printer and click Next. Choose whether you wish to print a test page and click Finish. AXIS OfficeBasic User's Manual 31 Adding Printers in Macintosh Section 5 Adding Printers in Macintosh Having set up the print server to your network, this section now describes how to set up your print server for printing in Mac OS X and earlier MacOS environments using TCP/IP or AppleTalk. If you intend to use the print server in a multi-protocol environment, refer to the chapters pertaining to the respective operating systems in this manual. Bonjour Printing in Mac OS X Bonjour is available from Mac OS X 10. 2 and up. Bonjour is enabled by default in the print server. You can alter the Bonjour parameters from the print server's Web interface: select Admin | Network Settings | Detailed View | TCP/IP Network. From the Apple menu, select Go | Applications | Utilities and start the Print Center or the Printer Setup Utility. From the drop-down list, select Bonjour. High-light the printer you want to install. The print server's default name is AXISxxxxxx Network Print Server (where the xs represent the last six digits of the print server's serial number) followed by the ports available. Examples: · AXIS610282 Network Print Server_USB1 · AXIS610282 Network Print Server_LPT1 5. Select printer manufacturer and model from the drop-down list. (For some printer drivers, Printer Manufacturer and Model are selected automatically. ) 32 AXIS OfficeBasic User's Manual Adding Printers in Macintosh 6. The print server has now been added to the Printer List. 7. If you wish to configure printer settings, click Printers | Configure Printer. AXIS OfficeBasic User's Manual 33 Adding Printers in Macintosh 8. The print server web interface will now be opened using the Bonjour specific local address (located in the Address bar) allowing you to configure your printer. To Change the Bonjour Service Name You can change the print server's Bonjour service name via the print server's Web interface: Admin | Network Settings | Detailed View | TCP/IP Network => Bonjour Service Name. If the print server using Bonjour is already installed and the print server name or service name is changed, the print server must be removed from the Printer List and then re-installed with the new Bonjour service name. 34 AXIS OfficeBasic User's Manual Adding Printers in Macintosh Installation in Mac OS X using AppleTalk This section describes setting up your print server for printing in the Mac OS X. Start Print Center (from Go | Applications | Utilities => Print Center) or the Printer Setup Utility. From the Printer List dialog, select AppleTalk. [. . . ] The TCP/IP protocol for Web based communication. The TCP/IP network layer protocol that regulates packet forwarding by tracking IP addresses, routing outgoing messages and recognizing incoming messages. LPT (line print terminal) is the usual designation for a parallel port connection to a printer or other device on a personal computer. Network Basic Input Output System, a network protocol with special functions for local area networks. [. . . ]