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5.1 Connection method and installation procedure 5
5 Installation of Fax Driver
This chapter describes how to install the fax driver.
5.1 Connection method and installation procedure
Before you can use the PC-FAX function, you must install the fax driver. The fax driver refers to the program
that controls such operations as processing of data to be output. Before using this PC-FAX function, install
the fax driver from the Drivers CD-ROM to your computer.
Installation procedure for the fax driver differs depending on the operating system and connection method
to be used.
When updating the fax driver, the existing fax driver needs to be deleted. For details, refer to page 5-21.
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Reference
For details on setting method in the network environment, refer to the [User's Guide Administrator Opera-
tions].
5.1.1 Windows Vista/7/Server 2008/Server 2008 R2
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Reference
Before you can use this machine in the network environment, you must configure network settings for this
machine. For details, refer to the [User's Guide Administrator Operations].
Reference
- For setup procedures using Add Printer Wizard, this manual only covers printing through
LPR/Port9100. For setup procedures for other network connection methods (IPP/IPPS, Web service
print), refer to the [User's Guide Print Operations].
- For USB connection, this manual covers only the plug and play-based setup procedures.
Setup procedures Connection method Reference page
Connection method in
which installer-based set-
up is possible Network con-
nection Port9100 p. 5-4
* Select a connection method during in-
stallation procedures. Select [Normal
Printing] for the Port9100 or USB con-
nection method, or [Internet Printing]
for the IPP connection method.
* The installer supports both IPv4 and
IPv6 environments. Note that for IPv6, it
supports Port9100 only.
IPP
USB
Connection method in
which setup is possible
using Add Printer Wizard Network con-
nection LPR p. 5-10
Port9100
IPP/IPPS
Web service
print
USB
Connection method in
which plug and play-
based setup is possible USB p. 5-18