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Bi-Directional Drivers

Xerox WorkCentre Pro System Administration Guide Supplement

Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0

(Workstation, Server, Enterprise Server), Windows 2000

(Professional, Server, Advanced Server), Windows XP

(Home, Professional, Server, Advanced Server)

Using the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), bi-

directional drivers communicate with the printer to provide

information on the availability and status of installed hardware

options, to monitor the print queue, and to provide a history of

the last 25 completed jobs.

In support of TCP/IP or IPX/SPX communications, bi-

directional drivers display the IP address and device name.

If the IP address or device name is not available, or the SNMP

community name is not recognised, you can enter this

information into the driver.

From the Printers folder in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows

2000, or the Printers and Faxes folder in Windows XP, right

mouse click the printer's icon and select Properties. Select

the Configuration tab and click Bi-Directional

Communication Setup. Use the Device Name or TCP/IP

Address text box to make your entry. Click SNMP

Community Name, if required. To enable bi-directional

communications check the Enable Bi-Directional

Communication checkbox.

When first opened or refreshed by the user, the driver updates

its configuration, settings and status information and stores a

copy of this information in the workstation's system registry.

In the event that the driver cannot communicate with the

printer, this backup copy will be presented along with a

warning that the device is not responding to communication.

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