User manual KONICA MINOLTA IMAGESERVER

[. . . ] @b3k¿ bk pzp 1@bk@ The following are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Other product names mentioned in this manual may also be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Registered trademarks are registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office; some trademarks may also be registered in other countries. QMS, Crown, ImageServer, the MINOLTA-QMS logo, and the Crown logo are registered trademarks of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. [. . . ] 2 Deinstall the ImageServer Option by installing standard print system software. Follow the instructions in your printer documentation for updating system software. You'll be using the Administration/Miscellaneous/New Flash Image menu to update the system software (image in flash ROM). After the printer reboots, the start-up page lists the printer's original name (for example, 1660E), and the ImageServer Option is no longer listed in the Administration/Emulation configuration menu. 4 Using the status page printed before reloading the software, reset any custom configurations and options in your printer. )XUWKHU$VVLVWDQFH For assistance with installing the ImageServer Option, refer to www. minolta-qms. com @k/kk ե , PDJH6HUYHU :LQGRZV 8WLOLWLHV, QVWDOODWLRQ , Q7KLV&KDSWHU "Introduction" on page 3-2 "Requirements" on page 3-2 "Installation" on page 3-3 "Overview of the Files" on page 3-5 "Further Assistance" on page 3-6 bX bX The ImageServer Windows Utilities bypass the normal Windows print mechanism to provide enhanced image printing performance while reducing network traffic. These utilities run under both Windows 3. 1 and Windows 95/98. . kkk , . kkk If you plan to use the ImageServer Windows Utilities to print directly via TCP/IP, you must have FTP (version 2. 3 or above) installed on your PC and approximately 800 KB of free disk space. , k. kkk Your printer must be ImageServer-enabled. @k/kk Note: The decompressed files need approximately 800 KB of disk space on your PC's hard disk. Ensure that this much space is available before beginning this procedure. The setup program (SETUP. EXE) copies all of the ImageServer Windows Utilities files to their proper directories on your PC's hard disk, creates a program window and program items in Windows, and opens the FastPrint Configuration Manager, so you can configure your printers, server, Document Server Engine (DSE), DSE Daemon, and Logfile Daemon. Use the following steps to run the setup program: 1 2 Insert the ImageServer Option CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. Run the setup program: 3 Windows 3. 1--In the Windows Program Manager, from the File menu choose Run. . . Windows 95/98--From the Start menu choose Run. . . In the Run dialog box, type x:\utils\dol\setup and choose OK. x is the drive in which you inserted the CD-ROM in step 1. The setup program opens, and a welcome dialog box displays. 4 Choose Continue. The Select Installation Destination dialog box appears. 5 If necessary, change the destination path, and then choose Continue. The ImageServer Windows Utilities files are installed in the correct directories on your PC's hard disk. When the installation process is finished, the FastPrint Configuration Manager Window opens. n o p q r s t u Legend n o p q r s t u 6 Configure Printers Configure the DSE (Document Server Engine) Daemon Configure the Document Server Engine Get Help on the FastPrint Configuration Manager Configure Servers Configure the Logfile Daemon About the FastPrint Configuration Manager Exit from the FastPrint Configuration Manager Configure FastPrint as necessary. If you need help at any time during the configuration process, choose the Help button. 7 When you've finished configuring FastPrint, choose the Exit button (the one with the door on it) to exit from the FastPrint Configuration Manager. A dialog box appears, telling you that the setup was successful. } @k/kk@b3k¿bk $kkxkk 8 Choose OK. You return to the Windows Program Manager (Windows 3. 1) or the Windows desktop (Windows 95/98). [. . . ] Menu Administration Emulations TIFF Version TIFF Not configurable !k1k/k, N To print multiple TIFF files as a single Crown print job, use a hex editor or a concatenation utility to concatenate the files, and then print the resulting file as you normally would. You can also concatenate files using the DOS copy command, for example: copy /b *. tif out. tif will concatenate all the TIFF files in the current subdirectory into a file named out. tif. } @k/kk@b3k¿bk / / CALS (Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistics Support) is a comprehensive specification spelled out in an array of MIL specifications. [. . . ]