Setting up windows workstations, To configure printer ports for windows 95/98 – Axis Communications AXIS 1440 User Manual

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Setting Up Windows Workstations

You must configure the printer port of each workstation printing to
the AXIS 1440.

When you set up workstations for peer-to-peer printing, the
appropriate Axis utility (either AXIS Print Monitor or AXIS Print
Utility for Windows) must be installed on every workstation. For
client-server printing, you only need to install this utility on the
server workstation.

See your Windows documentation for information about how to set
up a workstation to share a printer.

Note:

❏ For client-server printing, the server must be available at all times

and must have sufficient hard disk space for spooling print jobs.

To configure printer ports for
Windows 95/98:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, then click Printers.

2. Right-click your

EPSON

printer icon and click Properties.

3. Click the Details tab.

4. If your network supports NetBIOS/NetBEUI:

• Select the AXIS printer port from the ports list and click OK.

The port name appears as <name>.LP1, where <name> is AX
followed by the last six digits of the AXIS 1440 serial number
(for example, AX560B35).

If your network supports TCP/IP (LPR):

a. Click Add Port...

b. Click Other and select AXIS Port from the list. Click OK.

c. Select your network protocol, LPR (TCP/IP), and click OK.

d. Enter the IP address or host name for your print server and

type LPT1 as the printer name. Click OK.

5. Click Port Settings. If you want error condition pop-up messages

to be displayed, check the Show printer error condition pop-up
messages
box and specify the frequency at which messages will be
re-displayed in the Printer Error Condition Pop-up Timeout
option. Click OK to close the dialog box.

6. Click OK to save your settings.

Note:

❏ If using client-server printing, do not enable pop-up messages on

the server, as these notifications must be acknowledged before
printing can continue.

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