Samsung ML-6512ND-XAA - Manual (Page 33)

COMMAND-
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DEFINITION DESCRIPTION
/s or
/S Starts silent installation. Installs machine drivers
without prompting any
UIs or user intervention.
/p”<port name>”
or
/P”<port name>”
Specifies printer port.
Network Port will
be created by use
of Standard
TCP/IP Port moni-
tor. For local port,
this port must
exist on system
before being spec-
ified by command.
Printer port name can be
specified as IP address,
hostname, USB local port
name, IEEE1284 port
name or network path.
For example:
• /p”xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” in
where,
“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”
means IP address for
network printer.
/p”USB001”,
/P”LPT1:”, /p”host-
name”
• /p"\\computer_name\sha
red_printer" or
"\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\sha
red_printer" in where,
"\\computer_name\sh
ared_printer" or
"\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\sha
red_printer" means
the network path to
the printer by enter-
ing two slashes, the
computer name or
local IP address of the
PC sharing the
printer, and then the
share name of the
printer.
/a”<dest_path>”
or
/A”<dest_path>”
Specifies destination
path for installation.
The destination
path should be a
fully qualified path.
Since machine drivers
should be installed on the
OS specific location, this
command applies to only
application software.
/n”<Printer
name>” or
/N”<Printer
name>”
Specifies printer name.
Printer instance shall be
created as specified
printer name.
With this parameter, you
can add printer instances
as your wishes.
/nd or
/ND Commands not to set
the installed driver as a
default machine driver.
It indicates installed
machine driver will not be
the default machine
driver on your system if
there are one or more
printer drivers installed. If
there is no installed
machine driver on your
system, then this option
won’t be applied because
Windows OS will set
installed printer driver as
a default machine driver.
/x or
/X Uses existing machine
driver files to create
printer instance if it is
already installed.
This command provides a
way to install a printer
instance that uses
installed printer driver
files without installing an
additional driver.
/up”<printer
name>” or
/UP”<printer
name>”
Removes only specified
printer instance and not
the driver files.
This command provides a
way to remove only spec-
ified printer instance from
your system without
effecting other printer
drivers. It will not remove
printer driver files from
your system.
/d or
/D Uninstalls all device
drivers and applications
from your system.
This command will
remove all installed
device drivers and appli-
cation software from your
system.
/v”<share name>”
or
/V”<share
name>”
Shares installed
machine and add other
available platform driv-
ers for Point & Print.
It will install all supported
Windows OS platform’s
machine drivers to sys-
tem and share it with
specified <share name>
for point and print.
/o or
/O Opens Printers and
Faxes folder after instal-
lation.
This command will open
Printers and Faxes
folder after the silent
installation.
/h, /H or /? Shows Command-line Usage.
Getting started_ 33
Mac
1. Make sure that the machine is connected to your computer and powered
on.
2. Insert the supplied software CD into your CD-ROM drive.
3. Double-click the CD-ROM icon that appears on your Mac desktop.
4. Double-click the MAC_Installer folder.
5. Double-click the Installer OS X icon.
6. Enter the password and click OK.
7. The Samsung Installer window opens. Click Continue.
8. Read the license agreement and click Continue.
9. Click Agree to agree to the license agreement.
10. Select Easy Install and click Install. Easy Install is recommended for
most users. All components necessary for machine operations will be
installed.
If you select Custom Install, you can choose individual components to
install.
11. When the message which warns that all applications will close on your
computer appears, click Continue.
12. Select Typical installation for a local printer and then click OK.
If you select Typical installation for a network printer during the
machine driver installation, the SetIP program automatically runs.
If the machine has already configured network information, close
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