Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Users Guide - Manual (Page 252)

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2. If you are using KEPServer Enterprise, enable the driver you need on the terminal. For
more information, see KEPServer Enterprise documentation .
For information about OPC data servers, see Chapter 5.
3. If your application uses third-party ActiveX objects, install and register the Windows
CE version of the objects on the terminal.
For information about ActiveX objects, see page 20-22.
Install printers on a PanelView Plus terminal
 If you will be printing displays, alarms, reports, or diagnostics messages, connect a
printer to the USB or Network port.
PanelView Plus terminals support printing using the Microsoft Windows CE PCL3
printer driver, which is already installed on the terminal. Printing is supported for most
laser and ink-jet printers. If you have problems printing, check that your printer is
compatible with the PCL3 printer driver.
The PanelView Plus terminal is a “closed box,” which means you must order any software
your application will need when you order the system. All software comes pre-installed.
Install hardware and software on a PanelView Plus 7 or PanelView
Plus 6 terminal
1. If you will be printing displays, alarms, reports, or diagnostics messages, connect a
printer to the USB or Network port.
PanelView Plus 7 and PanelView Plus 6 terminals incorporate the JETCET PRINT
solution for Microsoft Windows CE devices, supporting select Canon, Epson,
Hewlett-Packard, and Brother printers. Plug-and-play installation is supported for
these printers as well as manual installation if a suitable JETCET print driver is
available.
2. If you are using KEPServer Enterprise, enable the driver you need on the terminal. For
more information, see KEPServer Enterprise documentation.
For information about OPC data servers, see Chapter 5.
3. If your application uses third-party ActiveX objects, install and register the Windows
CE version of the objects on the terminal.
For information about ActiveX objects, see page 20-22.