Getting Started Guide
The Splash CD-ROM that shipped with the color server contains two folders named Win95
and Win98. Choose the folder that matches the operating system on your workstation. This
folder has all the files you need to install and setup the print drivers on the workstation.
If you are installing Splash M Series printer files on a non-U.S. English Windows 95/98
workstation, you may optionally use the installation procedure in Section 5.2.2. This
procedure contains extra steps, but it will minimize the amount of US English that appears
in the Printer Properties dialog box on the workstation.
At least one of the network clients listed below must be installed on your workstation to print
to the Splash M Series Color Server:
• Microsoft Client for NetWare Networks
• Novell 32 Client
• Microsoft Client for Microsoft Networks
To add the printer to your workstation printer folder, start the Add Printer Wizard by
clicking on Start, Settings, Printers and Add Printers, then follow the prompts.
1. When the Add Printer Wizard prompts for a Local Printer or Network Printer, specify
Network Printer and click Next.
2. When the Add Printer Wizard prompts for a network path or queue name, enter the
Windows network name of the Splash M Series Color Server's configured print queue. If
the hostname is splashm and the print queue name is splash_print, the Windows
network name is \\splashm\splash_print.
3.
Insert the Splash CD-ROM that shipped with the color server in your workstation
CD-ROM drive.
4.
Click on Have Disk, then Browse.
5.
Open the appropriate folder for your operating system on the CD-ROM (win95 or
win98), then open the English language folder.
6.
In the English folder, choose the OEMSETUP.INF file, and click OK.
7. When the Add Printer Wizard prompts for the printer model, select one of the
following options, according to the model of the Splash M Series Color Server you
specified in Step 2:
•
Splash M210 v1.0
•
Splash M310 v1.0
•
Splash M410 v1.0
8. Click the Next button.
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