4.3 Configuring the Printer Drivers
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Hard Disk
(default: off)
Select this if your printer is installed with a hard disk which enables the printer to support job
collation. This has to be selected also when using the stapling function.
If this is not checked, Collated on the Output Options tab will not be available.
Error Report
Select whether or not errors are to be reported for print jobs. Options include:
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Off
No error report will be printed.
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Error Page (default)
An error page will be printed when the printer encounters error in printing the job.
Device Halftone (for Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 only)
Click to display the Device Color/Halftone Properties dialog box for defining the color and
halftone properties for the printer.
Job Owner Settings
Click to display the Job Owner Settings dialog box to define the job owner name, which is
required by the printer to generate the print volume report. The name can be entered in 1 to
31 characters. If you do not specify the name, the printer will use the user’s login name.
Auto Configuration
Click to automatically display the correct hardware options instead of manually specifying
each device option.
Before clicking this button to update the printer configuration, you will need to enable SNMP
as a network port and select UDP or IPX for Transport Protocol on the printer control. For
details, refer to "2.6.2 Setting the port and transport protocol".
If the printer driver is using TCP/IP or IPX network port, and the connected printer is of the
same target model as the printer driver, the driver will successfully acquire the information
on your printer configuration and the check box of the installed options will be selected.
Once the printer has been configured automatically, the network printer address will be
displayed on the tab, right below Bypass Feed Orientation.
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