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MFP as Network Printer
You can also use your MFP as a network printer using
Unimessage Pro LAN. Follow these additional steps to set up
the host (connected to the MFP) and the client(s) for network
printing.
Host
1. Make sure the drivers are installed on the host and that
Unimessage Pro LAN is installed.
Note: The status monitor must be running on the host
computer.
2. Set up the MFP driver as a shared printer with an assigned
name: From
Settings
→
→
→
→
→
Printer,
right-click the MFP icon,
under
Sharing
select
Shared
and enter a name.
Client
Windows 2000/NT 4.0
1. From
Settings
→
→
→
→
→
Printer
,
click
Add Printer
.
2. Click
Next
at the opening screen.
3. Select
Network
and click
Next
.
4. If you know the path name for the MFP, enter it, click
Next,
and skip to step 6.
5. Click
Next
. Browse to the MFP you want, highlight it, and
click
Next
.
6. When prompted “Do you want this to be the default
printer?” select
Yes
and click
Next
.
7. Click
Finish
.
Windows Me/98/95
1. Install the drivers from the CD on the client. If you see an
error message, click
Ignore
.
2. On the client, specify the path to the MFP:
(a)
From
Settings
→
→
→
→
→
Printer
, right-click the MFP icon.
(b)
Click
Properties
→
→
→
→
→
Details
.
(c)
Click
Add port
.
(d)
Select
Network
, click
Browse
and browse to the
MFP on the host, and select it to add the path.
3. Close the Status Monitor on the client—there is no
network communication through the status monitor. To
avoid this step every time you turn on your computer,
remove the Status Monitor from the start menu. (Right-
click on the taskbar, click
Properties
→
→
→
→
→
Start Menu
Programs
→
→
→
→
→
Remove
. Find the name of your MFP,
highlight it, then click
Remove
.)
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Tel: (856) 235-2600
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