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MAC OS X
X Printing using the IPP function
The machine can print using the IPP function. When the machine is in a remote location, this function can be used in
place of the fax function to print a higher quality image than a fax. If you wish to use the IPP function, follow these steps
to select the PPD file when configuring the printer driver (step 14 on page 35).
(1) Click the [IP Printer] icon.
If you are using Mac OS X v10.5 to 10.5.8 or v10.6
to 10.6.2, click the [IP] icon.
(2) Select [Internet Printing Protocol] in
"Protocol". Enter the address of the
machine (IP address or domain name)
and the queue name.
Enter "ipp" in "Queue".
(3) Select [Sharp] in "Print Using" and
click the PPD file of your model.
If you are using Mac OS X v 10.5 to 10.5.8 or v10.6
to 10.6.2, select [Select a driver to use] (or [Select
Printer Software]) from "Print Using" and click the
PPD file for your model.
(4) Click the [Add] button.
The "Installable Options" screen will appear. Make
sure that the settings are correct and click the
[Continue] button.
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Checking the IP address of the machine (page 7)
(1) Select [IP Printing].
(2) Select [Internet Printing Protocol] in
"Printer Type". Enter the address of the
machine (IP address or domain name)
and the "Queue Name".
• If you are using Mac OS X v10.2.8, enter the
address of the machine (IP address or domain
name) in "Printer's Address".
• Enter "ipp" in "Queue Name".
(3) Select [Sharp] in "Printer Model" and
click the PPD file of your model.
(4) Click the [Add] button.
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Checking the IP address of the machine (page 7)
v10.4.11, v10.5 - 10.5.8, v10.6 - 10.6.2
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v10.2.8, v10.3.9
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