Quick Reference Guide

Installation and Reference for the Model PS104/PS105/PS110/PS113 Print Server

4-30 Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000 Printing

4. Click on LPR Port in the Available Print Monitor list, and then click on OK.

The Add LPR Compatible Printer window opens.

5. Type data in the entry ﬁelds of the Add LPR Compatible Printer window, using the

deﬁnitions in T

able 4-3.

6. Click on the Share This Printer on the Network option, when the Create Printer dialog

box reopens.

In the Share Name box, Printer Manager creates an MS-DOS compatible resource name,

which you can change. In the Location box, you can enter information about the printer

location. Network users see this information when browsing to ﬁnd this printer.

7. Complete any other conﬁguration information in the Create Printer dialog box.

Setting Up Spooled LPR Printing with Windows NT 4.0

Before starting the PC conﬁguration, you must conﬁgure the print server for using TCP/IP as

described in “

Conﬁguring the Print Server Using TCP/IP” on page 4-24.

To prepare for spooled LPR printing:

1. Click on Start from the Windows NT desktop, select Settings, and then select Control

Panel.

2. Double-click on Network.

Table 4-3. Add LPR Compatible Printer Fields

Field Description

Name or Address of

Host Providing LPD

Enter the IP address of your print server.

Name of Printer On

That Machine

Enter the appropriate logical printer number (for example, L1). Use only logical

printers when implementing the LPR printer port in the Windows NT system. If

you are using the Model PS104 and Model PS105, L1 and L2 logical ports are

mapped into physical port P1. If you are using the Model PS110 Print Server,

the factory default L1 and L2 logical ports are mapped into physical ports P1

and P2, respectively. If you are using the Model PS113 Print Server, the factory

default L1, L2, and L3 logical ports are mapped into physical ports P1, P2, and

P3, respectively.