TA Triumph-Adler FAX 950 - Manual (Page 134)

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● Windows 3.1
(1) Names of Parts
Refer to “(1) Names of Parts”, page 10-9.
(2) Connecting the Printer to Your
Computer
Refer to “(2) Connecting the Printer to Your Computer”, page 10-9.
(3) Required Computer Environment
The computer configuration recommended for running the printing
system under Windows 3.1 are as follows
• IBM PC/AT or compatible
• Minimum 20MHz i486SX CPU
• Minimum 8MB installed RAM
• 5MB free hard disk space (Not including swap space)
• 1 parallel port
• 3.5" floppy disk drive
• 1 parallel cable (IEEE 1284 specifications)
(4) Installing the Printer Driver
* The following procedure will assume Floppy Drive A is available.
1. Start up Windows 3.1. Quit all other applications that may be open
and start up Program Manager.
2. Insert the Windows 3.1 Printer Driver Installer Disk into Drive A.
3. Use the mouse to point to File in the Menu Bar and click on Run…
in the drop-down menu which is displayed.
4. Type “a:\install” in the Command Line dialogue box and then click
on OK.
5. The installation window will appear. To continue the installation,
click on Continue.
6. A window will appear to confirm which floppy drive the Installer
Disk is in. Make sure that “A:\” is displayed and click on OK.
7. Another window to reconfirm the floppy drive will appear. Click on
OK. Installation of the printer driver will begin.
8. Once installation is complete, Restart Windows now? will appear.
To finalise the installation procedure, restart Windows 3.1 by
clicking on Restart Windows.
9. Once Windows 3.1 is running again, an icon with the name of this
printer will appear.
The facsimile may now be used as a printer.
(5) Connecting to the Printer in Windows 3.1
The factory default setting for the printer output port on most
computers is LPT1. Usually there is no need to change this setting,
but, in order to confirm the present setting in your computer, as well
as to change it if it does become necessary, carry out the following
procedure.
(9) Cautions when Printing
• The result of printing is not as expected
When printing from within an application, there may be times when
the results of printing on this printer will differ slightly from that on
another printer. This is due to the difference in the resolution as
handled by the application and the actual resolution used by the
printer.
• Colour areas are not printed out
As this printer handles light grey, light green, light yellow, light
magenta and light cyan as whites, there is a possibility, depending
upon the display driver in use, that areas with these colours may not
be printed out correctly.
• Small coloured text is printed as black
Normally, coloured text is printed out by this printer as a level of grey.
However, small-sized coloured text may be printed as black in order
to maximise legibility.
• Number of copies
When the number of copies to be printed is set in both the application
and the Page Setup tab, depending on how the application handles
multiple copies, the correct number of copies may not be printed. It is
recommended, therefore, that only those settings in the Page Setup
tab be used.