Konica Minolta BIZHUB C203 - Manual (Page 67)

bizhub C203/C253/C353 5-7
Installation on Macintosh computers 5
Specifying the TCP/IP setting for this machine (IPP settings)
% Specify the IP address of this machine.
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Detail
For details on specifying the IP address of this machine, refer to the User manual – Network
Administrator.
IPP setting for this machine
% Enable IPP print in the IPP Setting screen of this machine.
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Detail
For details on the IPP settings of this machine, refer to the User manual – Network Administrator.
Specifying the TCP/IP setting for the computer (IPP settings)
Specify the TCP/IP setting for the Macintosh computer connected to this machine.
1
On the "Apple" menu, select "System Preferences".
2
Click the "Network" icon.
3
From "Show", select "Built-in Ethernet".
4
Click the TCP/IP tab.
5
Select "Configure" items according to the settings for the network to which the Macintosh computer is
connected, and then specify the IP address and subnet mask.
6
Click the close button at the upper left corner of the dialog box.
– When the "Apply configuration changes?" message appears, click the [Apply] button.
Adding a printer (IPP settings)
1
Select "HDD" - "Applications" - "Utility" where the driver was installed, and then double-click "Printer
Setup Utility" or "Print Center" to open it.
2
When the Add Printer dialog box appears, click the [Add] button. When the printer list appears, click
the [Add] button.
– If available printers have already been set up, the Add Printer dialog box does not appear.
The "Printer Browser" appears.
3
Click the [IP Printer] button.
4
From "Protocol", select "IPP".
5
In "Address", enter the IP address of this machine. In "Queue", enter "ipp".
6
Select "KONICA MINOLTA" in "Print Using", select the desired model from the list of models, and then
click the [Add] button.
If the selected printer is registered in the printer list, the setting procedure is completed.
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Note
If the Installable Options window appears, proceed to change the option settings as necessary. For
details, refer to "Initializing the printer driver" on page 9-4.