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<H2 class="western"><A name="__RefHeading___Toc15455_1469257139"></A>6.3
 Settings for Network Printers</H2>
<P class="western" style="margin-bottom: 0cm">
</P>
<P class="western"><B>a) Network printer (LPD / Socket
 / IPP / Windows)</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">Most network printers
 accept the &quot;Socket&quot; protocol, so in most cases you can choose this
 setting. If the printer doesn't respond, you can also try the &quot;LPD&quot;
 protocol.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">To reach a network
 printer you need its IP address and the name of the print queue or
 printer port.</P>
<P class="western" style="margin-left: 0cm; margin-bottom: 0cm">
</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western"><B>Server Address</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 In the field &bdquo;<B>Server</B>&ldquo; enter the IP address (e.g.
 &quot;192.168.17.23&quot;) or symbolic name of the server the printer is
 connected to.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 If you don't know the IP address, please read the manual of the printer
 or printer server. In most cases the IP address can be changed in the
 printer's or server's configuration menu.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western"><B>Printer</B> /<B>
 Port</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 In the field &quot;<B>Printer</B>&quot; the name of a print queue on the server
 has to be specified. Depending on the protocol different names are
 used:</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-2-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.8cm; text-indent: -0.5cm">
 - With the<B> LPD</B>
<!--span style=&quot;font-weight: normal&quot;-->
 protocol you can enter &quot;lp0&quot; or &quot;lp&quot; for the first printer, &quot;lp1&quot; for
 the second printer etc.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-2-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.8cm; text-indent: -0.5cm">
<B> -</B>
<!--span style=&quot;font-weight: normal&quot;-->
 For<B> IPP</B>
<!--span style=&quot;font-weight: normal&quot;-->
 printers enter the name of the print queue on the server &ndash; often the
 prefix &bdquo;printers/&ldquo; has to be added before the name, e.g.
 &bdquo;printers/myprinter&ldquo;.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-2-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.8cm; text-indent: -0.5cm">
 - For<B> Windows printers</B> the &quot;share name&quot; must be entered (the
 share name is specified under Windows when a printer is shared for
 network access).</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 The entry &quot;<B>Port</B>&quot; is used for the<B> Socket / Jetdirect</B>
<!--span style=&quot;font-weight: normal&quot;-->
 protocol. In most cases the value &quot;9100&quot; is used for the first printer
 attached to the server, &quot;9101&quot; for the second printer etc. If you don't
 specify a &quot;Port&quot; number, the default value &quot;9100&quot; will be used.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 0cm">

</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western"><B>Workgroup</B> and<B>
 User / Password</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">(only for<B> Windows</B>
 printers)</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 It is only necessary to enter the &quot;<B>Workgroup</B>&quot; name if your
 computer belongs to a different workgroup than the printer server.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 Depending on how the printer is shared on the Windows computer you may
 have to specify a user name and password.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
<B> Important:</B> The password is stored<B> without encryption</B> so
 for security reasons it should be different from any login passwords!</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">

</P>
<P class="western"><B>b) File (only for expert users)</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">With this connection
 type print data are written into a file instead of being sent to a
 printer. This can be used for test purposes or to send printer data
 directly to the printer later.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">In the field &quot;Filename&quot;
 you have to enter the complete path including the file name, e.g.
 &quot;/tmp/printdata&quot;. Make sure that the print system (lp daemon) has
 access to the specified directory.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
<B> Note</B>: Printing to files may have to be enabled in the
 configuration file of the CUPS printing system. Edit the file
 &quot;/etc/cups/cupsd.conf&quot; and add the line &quot;FileDevice Yes&quot; (or remove the
 comment &quot;#&quot; in front of this line if it is already present).</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">

</P>
<P class="western"><B>c) other (CUPS URI)</B></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">With this connection
 type the CUPS device address (&quot;URI&quot; - Universal Resource Identifier )
 can be specified directly. This can be used to choose a printer
 connection that is not offered in TurboPrint's printer setup dialog.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">An example for a CUPS
 URI is:</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 <KBD>
<!--span lang=&quot;en-US&quot;-->
ipp://servername/printers/printername</KBD></P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">This would connect to a
 printer named &quot;printername&quot; on a server named &quot;servername&quot; using the
 &quot;IPP&quot; protocol.</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western">For details see the
 documentation of the CUPS printing system</P>
<P class="aufz&auml;hlung-1-fortsetzung-western" style="margin-left: 1.25cm">
 <A class="western" href="http://localhost:631/">
<!--span lang=&quot;en-US&quot;-->
http://localhost:631/</A></P>
<P class="western">After choosing the connection type and specifying the
 network parameters click on &quot;Continue&quot;.</P>
<P class="western" style="margin-bottom: 0cm">
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