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Part No. 1H9613 June 1997 7-1
Windows 3.x Workstations
7 Windows 3.x Workstations
Section 1: Determine the network protocol(s) to be used for
communicating to the Network Interface Card/printer, the
workstation platform(s) that will be used for creating and sending
jobs to the printer and any servers that will be used to spool and
manage jobs sent to corresponding printer queues.
Section 2: Install the Network Interface Card in the Kodak printer.
Section 3: Install the software for the Network Interface Card.
NOTE: For Windows 3.x a network server queue must be
selected so the only relevant software for the Network
Interface Card is Novell utilities for setting up a Novell
server (IPX)or UNIX utilities for setting up a UNIX server
(TCP/IP). No software is necessary for setting up the
Network Interface Card with NT server queues.
Section 4: Configure the network printer parameters, if
necessary. Some are programmable from the printer’s front
display/control panel, and others are programmable by
downloading PostScript command files.
NOTE: We recommend that you use the default parameters until
the printer is functional on your network.
Section 5: Determine printer modes of operation, either
PostScript and/or Raster, to be used based on the model of
printer purchased. Install the corresponding PostScript and/or
Raster mode software. Refer to the appropriate platform-specific
sections based on their anticipated use as print servers and/or
user workstations for more information.
Printer Setup for Selecting a Network Queue
For 3.x Workstations, any user may configure a printer and select
a server print queue to use for printing.
For the first time installation, use the following generic
procedures. However, if you encounter any problems or
confusion, refer to the README files that came with the
installation software for your particular printer. After you install the
software, select the printer/port/queue you wish to use.
1. Find the drive or directory where the Kodak PostScript driver