Unpacking and SetupThis section provides unpacking and setup information for the USB Print Server.UnpackingOpen the shipping carton of the USB Printer

10Select ‘Create a new port: Type of port:’. From the pull down list, select ‘Standard TCP/IP Port’. Press the ‘Next’ button.The ‘Add Standard TCP/

11The ‘Additional Port Information Required’ window will appear. Select ‘Standard’ device type and select ‘Generic Network Card’ from the pull down m

12The ‘Name Your Printer’ window will appear. Enter an appropriate name or leave the default ‘Printer name’ if desired. Also, select if the printer

13Open the ‘Printers’ folder. To do so, open the ‘Control Panel’ and then open the ‘Printers’ folder. Double click on the ‘Add Printer’ icon. This

14The ‘Browse’ dialog window will appear. Browse for the appropriate printer, select it, and press the ‘OK’ button.NOTE: If an error is displayed wh

15The ‘Printer Name’ window will appear. Enter an appropriate name for the printer and press the ‘Finish’ button.The USB Network Printer is now insta

16IPP requires a full time internet connection at the location where the printer is installed.Port 631 is the default port for IPP. The router on the

17Select ‘A network printer, or a printer attached to another computer’. Press the ‘Next’ button.Select ‘Connect to a printer on the Internet or on a

18The ‘Install Printer Software’ window will appear. Please select the proper printer from the list below, or refer to the printer manufacturer’s dri

19It is recommended that you connect the print server directly to your Apple computer using a cross over Ethernet Cable or connect the Apple computer

2Insert the included CD into a CD-ROM Drive.Run the setup.exe program found on the root of the CD. This can be done by browsing to the CD or by going

20The Basic Settings menu will appear. Enter an acceptable Print Server Name. This can be left as default if desired. The Web-based Configuration syst

21Rendezvous is enabled by default so if you are using this service in your network, the server will be discovered.If used, enter AppleTalk info, othe

22Installing the Printer on your MacintoshOpen the ‘System Preferences’ from the Apple menu and select ‘Print & Fax’. The ‘Print & Fax’ windo

23Press the ‘Printer Model’ pull down menu and select the proper hardware driver for the printer. The printer’s CD-ROM may be needed to install the p

24Technical SupportBuffalo Technology offers toll-free technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for this product. Customers in the United Stat

3Press the ‘Browse’ button if there is a specific location the manager should be installed to. Otherwise press the ‘Next’ button and accept the defaul

4Using the SoftwareLaunch the software by finding the icon in the Start Menu. Press the ‘Start’ button, select ‘Programs’, select ‘BUFFALO’, select ‘L

5Configure the USB Print Server by double-clicking on the corresponding Print Server. This will open the USB Print Server’s properties.The name of the

6To configure the protocol settings press the ‘Protocol Settings’ tab. The protocol options are TCP/IP, AppleTalk, NetBEUI, and SNMP. To configure a p

7AppleTalk Settings:If there are Macintosh computers on the network that wish to use the printer, then enter a ‘Rendezvous Service Name’ in the field a

8To view information about the USB Print Server, press the ‘Information’ tab. This tab will display the current information about the USB Print Serve

9Open the ‘Printers and Faxes’ folder. To do so, open the ‘Control Panel’ and then open the ‘Printers and Faxes’ folder. Double click on the ‘Add Pr