TallyGenicom 9050N -, User Manual

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2-4 User Manual
Available Printer Drivers
Getting to Know Your Printer
Turning the Printer Off
1.
Make sure that the printer is not processing a print job.
2.
Press the power switch to the <
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> position to turn the power off.
Remember to turn off the printer at the end of day or when the printer will not be used for an
extended period of time.
NOTE: When the printer is turned off, all print data still in memory will be erased
Available Printer Drivers
Drivers are available for the following Microsoft operating systems: Vista 32/64, XP 32/64,
Server 2003 32/64, Windows 2000, NT 4, Windows 98, Windows Me, and Windows 95.
Drivers for the following PDLs are available for each of the above operating systems:
• PostScript 3 Driver
• PCL5e
• PCL6
PCL6 is the default installed driver.
The printer emulates PCL5c, PCL6, and has a native Adobe processor for PostScript 3.
Configuration options for these emulations are available via the Operator Panel PS and PCL
Menus.
PPDs are provided for Mac OSX (10.2 and later). The installation CD contains PPDs for use
with standard internal Mac drivers.
The installation CD contains PPDs for use with most current Unix CUPS drivers.
Understanding Printing Options
The printer offers many ways to modify printing options. The Operator Panel provides an
interface at the printer. The Embedded Web Server (EWS) provides remote access via HTML.
You can access features of the printer driver through your application or through your Printers
and Faxes menu (on Windows). When accessing the driver through your Printers and Faxes
Menu, you reach the Printing Properties window and are setting global options. When
accessing the driver through an application, the Printing Properties entered apply only to
documents printed through the application. Printing Properties set through an application
supersede settings entered in any other way.
Certain printer settings, such as number of copies, duplexing, and collating may be set from the
Print window provided by your application. These settings may be used instead of similar
settings accessed via the driver. The settings from your application’s Print window are reflected
in the Printing Properties accessed from the driver.