Specifications

Savin CLP37DN/CLP42DN

Driving print volumes to the latest laser printers

instead of older, noisy dot matrix line printers will allow

host print customers to save money, increase print

speed and productivity, as well as produce output of

equal quality to other areas of the enterprise. The

Savin UNIX Filter is available for the environments

listed here. Cut and paste this URL into your browser to

download them for free:

http://www.savin.com/downloads

CAUTION: Just because the Savin CLP37DN/CLP42DN supports these environments doesn't mean it should

be used exclusively for line of business printing. UNIX/Linux support is provided to increase system versatility

and the value of your solution by handling short runs and serving as a back-up device. If host printing is a

sizable application for your prospect, consider recommending a higher volume solution.

Advanced Networking Features

In addition to support for Gigabit Ethernet and the latest wireless standards (See Controller, Memory &

Interfaces), the Savin CLP37DN/CLP42DN also offers a number of capabilities to further ease device

installation, monitoring, and management:

Bonjour Support

Bonjour, (formerly called Rendezvous,

Apple’s version of Zero Configuration

Networking), is a standard set of

discovery protocols for Mac. It enables a

networked device to automatically

allocate IP addresses, recognize, and

connect with other devices on the

network, minimizing IT burdens for

customers. Bonjour uses Internet

Engineering Task Force (IETF) standards

for both Link Local Addressing (LLA) and

Multicast DNS (mDNS) to ensure

compatibility. LLA "looks around the network", negotiates with other devices on the subnet, and picks a

suitable IP address for the device. Once registered, mDNS allows the new device to advertise its existence on

the network and the services it offers to connected users.

To your customers, Bonjour means that when the printer is installed every computer on the network is able to

find and use it instantly without any manual setup or special configuration necessary at each workstation.

Further, Bonjour allows the use of names rather than IP addresses to make device identification/location

easier.

Supported UNIX Platforms

Sun Solaris 2.6, 7, 8, 9, 10

HP-UX 10.x, 11.x, 11i v2

Red Hat Linux 6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 9.x, Enterprise

SCO Open Server 5.0.7, 6.0

IBM AIX V4.3, 5L V5.1, 5L V5.2, 5L V5.3