User`s guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1: About the Printer Driver
- Chapter 2: XPS Card Printer Driver Installation
- Before You Install
- Installation Overview
- Selecting Your Installation Method
- Installing the Card Printer Driver
- Installing the Support Files from the Driver CD
- Installing User Documentation
- Advanced Setup
- Connecting More Than One Printer
- Using the Card Printer Driver for Secure Printing
- Implementing Printer Sharing
- Implementing Printer Pooling
- Chapter 3: Card Printer Driver Management Tasks
- Chapter 4: Card Design Tasks
- Configuring PC Printing Preferences
- Design Tasks in Windows Printing Preferences
- Adjusting the Colors Printed
- Changing a Card Design
- Printing Cards Using Split-Panel Color Printing
- Encoding the Magnetic Stripe Without Printing
- Setting Up to Print on Both Sides of the Card
- Setting Up to Print More Than One Copy of a Card
- Rotating the Card
- Setting the Print Area
- Printing Bar Codes Using Monochrome
- Using Escapes
- Using Magnetic Stripe Fonts
- Chapter 5: Installation Troubleshooting
- Appendix A: Windows 7 and Windows 8 Printer Sharing
- Appendix B: Windows XP Printer Sharing
- Appendix C: Windows Server 2003 Printer Sharing
- Appendix D: Windows Server 2008 Printer Sharing
74 Installation Troubleshooting
Network Installation Troubleshooting
Using Advanced Troubleshooting Tools
Foradditionaltroubleshootingtopics,refertotheprinter’sUser’sGuide.
ThePrinterManageralsoprovidesaccesstoadditionaltroubleshootingtools.
Refertotheyourprinter’sInstallationandAdministrator’sGuideforinformation
aboutusingthePrinterManager.
Problem Solution
The network cable is
loose.
Reconnect the data cable to the network port and
the printer, making sure that it is snapped in. Restart
the printer.
The Status page of
Printer Properties shows
the printer is not
available, but the
printer shows “Ready”
on the LCD screen.
Follow your network troubleshooting procedures to
isolate and test each component of the computer-
to-printer communication link.
Suggestions:
• Check the computer-to-network connection by
accessing a network resource, such as a
network drive.
• Have the network administrator check
communication between a server and the
printer.
• Make sure that the user is logged in to the
network.
The printer is not
configured with the
correct network
address.
Make sure that the server name or IP address has
been entered in the Port Settings or Configure Port
dialog box on the computer. For information on
retrieving the printer’s IP address, refer to the card
printer’s User’s Guide.
Make sure that
Ready displays on the printer's LCD
panel.