Getting Started Guide
pq#novell—Enables/disables the color server support for Novell Netware (IPX) protocol.
Valid values are on (enable support) and off (disable support). The default value is off. If
pq#novell is on, values must be specified for pq#novserver, pq#novqueue, and
pq#novpserver parameters.
pq#novserver—Specifies the name of the Novell server that contains the queue for the
color server.
pq#novqueue—Specifies the name of the print server queue.
pq#novpserver—Specifies the name of the print server account.
To configure a color server printer without a hold queue, add a comment symbol in front of all
parameters defined in Printer 1 or delete them.
The DP.INI file contains the following configurable page options:
SEPARATOR—Specifies whether or not the color server prints a separator page at the
end of each job. Valid values are true (print separator page) and false (do not print separa-
tor page). The default value is false.
There are some conditions under which a separator page is not created or printed, even
though SEPARATOR is set to true. These conditions are:
• When the job is sent to a DPI file instead of the copier.
• When Manual Feed is selected as the paper source.
• When one of the sorter options is selected for Page Order.
• When the job is printing and it is stopped and cancelled (recall that separator pages
print at the end of the job).
Refer to the Splash M Series User's Manual for more information.
FORCEPAGE—Causes the color server to convert certain page sizes from english to met-
ric or vice versa. Valid values are:
•
metric—Converts letter to A4 and converts legal and tabloid to A3.
•
english—Converts A4 to letter and converts A3 to tabloid.
•
off —Default value; does not convert page sizes.
DEFAULTPAGE—Specifies what paper size to use when the PostScript file does not con-
tain a page size. Valid values are letter (8.5in x 11in) and a4 (21.00cm x 29.70cm). Note
that value's case determines the orientation of the page (e.g., lowercase values specify long
edge feed). The default is letter (8.5in x 11in).
1. Power on the color server and wait for server to emit the configuration signal, which is a
series of beeps: two short, two long, and two short.
2. Insert the Copier Configuration diskette in the color server floppy drive. You have
five seconds to insert the modified Copier Configuration disk in the color server
floppy drive.
When the color server finishes downloading the configuration, an information sheet and
Startup Test page prints. The color server is now configured and running.
3. Remove and store the Copier Configuration diskette in a safe place.
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