Toshiba Tekbright 700P - Manual (Page 61)

61 Using the Network
Sharing a printer
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Sharing a printer
Another important feature of the Magnia SG20 is that it
allows all users to share a single network printer. In some
cases, the network printer can replace individual printers. In
other cases, the network printer is an additional higher-speed
and higher-resolution device.
Print jobs sent to this single network printer are stored in a
queue on the Magnia SG20 and are processed on a first-come
first-served basis. You can even send print jobs to the shared
network printer from a remote location when you are
connected to the local network through a dial-in connection.
The Magnia SG20 supports a printer connected directly to its
parallel printer connection, or a network enabled printer
connected to your local LAN (connected to the 7 port built-in
switch).
Connecting the printer to the Magnia SG20
If you plan to use a printer with a parallel connection, the
printer must be connected to the printer port on the back of
the Magnia SG20. If the printer is a network printer
supporting a LAN network connection, it should be plugged
in to the internal switch. Normally your network
administrator does this when setting up the LAN.
Magnia SG20 printer port
NOTE: Make sure the power for the printer is turned on before you
attempt to configure the network to use it.
Printer port Internal switch