Xerox DocuColor 242-252-260 con built-in Fiery controller-16191 - Manual (Page 5)

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Point and Print default printer driver
You can specify the type of printer driver (PostScript or PCL) that is installed by the Point and
Print feature in WebTools Configure. Before you change this setting, delete all printer drivers
on client computers (using the Fiery Printer Delete Utility). Otherwise, existing printer
drivers on client computers may become corrupted.
Changing time in setup
For the DocuColor 242/252 and DocuColor 260, changing the date and time on the Fiery
Color Server sets the copier time. (The time on the Fiery Color Server is shown in the header
of reports such as the Job Log and the Configuration page.) If you change the time on the
copier, there is no effect on the Fiery Color Server.
Web Services cannot be disabled in WebTools
The Enable Web Services option cannot be disabled in WebTools Configure. If you disable
Web Services and then reboot the Fiery Color Server, Web Services is once again enabled
automatically. To disable remote access to Web Services, you must block Port 80 on the TCP/
IP Security page.
AppleTalk zones
To set the AppleTalk zone, you must first enable AppleTalk in Network setup. You must wait
a few seconds while the Fiery Color Server searches for all available AppleTalk zones. Once the
search is complete, you can select desired the AppleTalk zone from the list.
There is an approximately 10 second delay between enabling AppleTalk and when the
AppleTalk Zones field populates, depending on the size and configuration of AppleTalk
network.
FTP Proxy Setup
To use the FTP Proxy service, you must first enable FTP Services.
Job Log Setup
You must enable both Auto Print Job Log After 55 Jobs and Auto Clear Job Log After 55 Jobs
for them to function properly. Disabling either one of them results in both features not
working properly.
Error History Report
The Error History Report shows the error “027-741 Job Template Server Connect Fail” each
time the Fiery Color Server is rebooted. This message is triggered as part of the normal
start-up sequence and does not indicate an error condition.