User Guide
Section 1: Introduction
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In Print Server Mode the AXIS 540/640 emulates a NetWare print 
server, while in Remote Printer Mode it emulates a workstation 
running RPRINTER or NPRINTER. Logical printers are supported 
in both bindery and NDS modes for both PSERVER and 
NPRINTER.
Windows
Environments
Unless you wish to change the default name of your AXIS 540/640 
the setup operation within the windows environment may be 
performed solely with the AXIS Print Utility for Windows, which is 
supplied on the AXIS Utilities diskette. 
Having installed the AXIS 540/640 onto your network, the AXIS 
Print Utility for Windows may then be used to install and maintain 
the print server ports as Windows printer ports. Windows 3.1, 
Windows for Workgroups, Windows 95, and Windows NT are all 
supported.
OS/2 Environments Unless you wish to change the default name of your AXIS 540/640 
the setup operation in an OS2 environment may be performed solely 
with the supplied AXIS Print Utility for OS2. 
Use the AXIS Print Utility for OS/2 to install and integrate the AXIS 
540/640 into the OS/2 spool system. The printers attached to the 
AXIS 540/640 will appear as connected directly to the file server, and 
may be used by any client on your network.
UNIX Environment You can use the AXIS 540/640 as an integral part of your system, so 
that the printers appear directly connected to the host print spool. Use 
axinstall for the integration. You can also operate the AXIS 540/640 in 
an interactive mode to print your host documents.
Several protocols and print methods are provided, the choice of which 
is governed by your requirements and the system you are using. Five 
print methods are supported in UNIX: LPD, FTP, PROS A,
PROS B, and Reverse Telnet. 
The AXIS 540/640 supports any host that uses the TCP/IP protocol 
suite.










