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QSS Printer Driver
Installation Manual
(Disk2)
Z809526-01: Ver. 5
Z809605-01: Ver. 5
Z811288-01: Ver. 5.1
Z811289-01: Ver. 5.1
Descriptions in this manual

PC on which the QSS Printer Driver is installed can be connected to the PC on which the EZ Controller other
than printers such as QSS is installed, and the orders can be processed. In this case, read the Printer as PC on
which the EZ Controller is installed in this manual.
Installing the system program and profile CD

If the printer such as QSS-35PLUS, QSS-37 or M300 that supports NPS (Noritsu Printing Service) interface is
used to output images directly to the printer, install the printer system program and profile CD to the PC on which
the QSS Printer Driver is installed. If the printer system program and profile CD are not installed, this product
cannot be properly used, for example, error/attention messages are not shown or colors are not properly adjusted.
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Preface
We greatly appreciate your purchase of this product.
Before using this product, read the manual carefully, and make sure that you understand the procedures described. Be sure to
store the manual near the system so it can be consulted immediately should you have questions or should any problems arise.
If you should lose or heavily damage the manual, contact your place of purchase.
Screen images used in this manual

The screen images used in this manual may vary depending on the version of your OS.
z It is prohibited to copy or reproduce this manual.

z This manual is subject to change without notice.
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z If should you find any unclear points or errors, or should you have any comments for the manual, please contact your place
of purchase.
z If there is a missing page or incorrect pagination in this manual, please contact your place of purchase to receive a
replacement. We will replace it.
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countries.
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Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Trademark symbols,
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Explanation of manual
Types of manuals
The following manuals are supplied with this product. Read the Installation Manual first.
Installation Manual
This manual explains how to install and set up the printer driver.
Operator's Manual
This manual is stored in Disk2 as a PDF file.
This manual explains the procedure to make prints with the printer driver using Adobe Photoshop as an example, and
various functions of the printer driver.
In addition, the troubleshooting procedures are explained.
Symbols used in this manual
Symbols below are used in this manual.
This is called the alert symbol.

Text following this symbol contains particularly important information concerning safety. Be sure to heed this information.
This symbol is used in conjunction with the words DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION, according to the possible
degree of injury to people or damage to physical property.
The Important symbol indicates supplementary explanations, operations or procedures that require caution and instructions
that must be followed.
The pointing finger symbol indicates the manual or section where you can find additional information.
The Note symbol indicates useful information on functions and instructions.
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Types of QSS Printer Driver
There are some types of QSS Printer Driver as shown below depending on the OS to which it is installed or connected
devices.
What do you connect?
QSS-35 series or earlier models that support QSS-35PLUS series, QSS-37 series or M300 that
the net order interface, or EZ Controller support the NPS (Noritsu Printing Service)
interface
What OS do you use?
Windows Windows Windows Mac OS 8.6 to Mac OS

2000 XP Vista / 7 9.2.2 X10.2.0 or later
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Do you have Z809526-01 or Z809605-01? Do you have Z809526-01 or Z809605-01?
Z811289-01 Z811288-01 Z811289-01 Z811288-01
Do you have Z809526-01?
Z811289-01 Z811288-01
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To install
Disk 1 and Disk 2 are required to install.

Perform the following operation.
z Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
Start from Step 1 in ☞ 2.1 Connecting the printer and the PC.
z Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2)

Start from Step 1 in ☞ 3.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor.
z Macintosh (Mac OS X)
Start from Step 1 in ☞ 4.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor.
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To upgrade
Disk2 is required to upgrade.

Disk1 is not required.
To upgrade, perform the following operation only.
Start from Step 11 in ☞ 2.4 Installing the printer driver

If adding a printer to connect
Neither Disk1 nor Disk2 is required.

Perform only the following operations.

Start from Step 1 in ☞ 3.3.1 Selecting the printer.
Start from Step 1 in ☞ 4.3.1 Setting the display unit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Explanation of manual ........................................................................................................................... iii
Types of manuals ........................................................................................................................... iii
Symbols used in this manual ......................................................................................................... iii
Types of QSS Printer Driver ...........................................................................................................iv
To install .........................................................................................................................................iv
To upgrade ......................................................................................................................................v
If adding a printer to connect ...........................................................................................................v
1 System requirements ..................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 OS (operating system) that you can use ................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Printer connection environment ............................................................................................................................. 1
2 Operations on Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 ...................................................................................... 3
2.1 Connecting the printer and the PC ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1 Connecting the printer and the PC ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.2 Configuring and checking the IP address and subnet mask of the printer ............................................................. 5
2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC ......................................................................................... 8
2.1.4 Checking the connection between the PC and the printer...................................................................................... 9
2.2 Configuring the Firewall settings ......................................................................................................................... 11
2.3 Configuring the User Account Control setting..................................................................................................... 15
2.4 Installing the printer driver................................................................................................................................... 16
2.5 Configure the settings required for printing ......................................................................................................... 38
2.5.1 Setting the display language/unit ......................................................................................................................... 38
2.5.2 Configuring the setting to process many pages at one time ................................................................................. 40
2.5.3 Registering the print size (output size)................................................................................................................. 42
2.5.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size)............................................................................................. 44
3 Operations in Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2) ........................................................................... 46
3.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor ........................................................................................... 46
3.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor ........................................................................................... 47
3.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh ............................................................................................... 47
3.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer................................................................................................ 49
3.3.1 Selecting the printer.............................................................................................................................................. 53
3.3.2 Setting the display language/unit ......................................................................................................................... 54
3.3.3 Registering the print size (Output Size) ............................................................................................................... 56
3.3.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size)............................................................................................. 58
4 Operations on Macintosh (Mac OS X 10.2.0 or later) .................................................................. 61
4.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor ........................................................................................... 61
4.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor ........................................................................................... 62
4.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh ............................................................................................... 62
4.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer................................................................................................ 64
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4.3.1 Setting the display unit ......................................................................................................................................... 69
4.3.2 Registering the print size (Output Size) ............................................................................................................... 70
4.3.3 Registering sheet size (User Defined Size) .......................................................................................................... 72
4.3.4 Registering the printer .......................................................................................................................................... 73
5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode .................................................................... 75
6 How to view the Operator's Manual ............................................................................................. 76
6.1 How to view the Operator's Manual (Windows).................................................................................................. 76
6.2 How to read the Operator's Manual (Macintosh) ................................................................................................. 77
7 Additional information................................................................................................................... 79
7.1 Upgrading the printer driver................................................................................................................................. 79
7.2 Basic knowledge and required environment for network connection.................................................................. 79
7.2.1 Required environment for network connection.................................................................................................... 79
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1 System requirements
This section explains the supported OS (operating system) and connection environment.
1.1 OS (operating system) that you can use
z Windows
The following table shows the operating environment of the printer driver.
OS (operating system) Windows 2000 Professional

Windows XP Home Edition (SP2, SP3)
Windows XP Professional (SP2, SP3)
Windows Vista Business x32 Edition (SP1)
Windows 7 Professional (32-bit version, 64-bit version)
z Macintosh
The following table shows the operating environment of the printer driver.
System software Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2

Mac OS X10.2, 10.3, 10.4
1.2 Printer connection environment

Printers are generally connected using the LAN cables, however, if the printer is D703 and using a PC that functions as both
operation PC and printer PC, connect them using the USB cable.
z Connection using LAN cable

Therefore, your PC must be capable of connecting to the network.
Set a unique IP address for your PC.
NOTE
• TCP/IP is used as the network protocol.
• For details of TCP/IP, see ☞ 7.2 Basic knowledge and required environment for network connection.
The following device is required for printing using the printer driver.
Example: Connecting your PC directly to the printer
Your PC Printer
Install the printer driver.
LAN board LAN cable (cross cable)

LAN board*1 or connector
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*1. Use the LAN board for the printer designated by NORITSU.
For details, consult your technical representative.
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z Connection using USB cable

If the printer is D703 and using a PC that functions as both operation PC and printer PC, connect them using the USB cable.
Example: Connecting the PC and the printer using the USB cable
Your PC Printer
USB cable
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NOTE
• There are two cases, that dry printers such as D703 uses an operation PC and a printer PC that processes images, and
uses a PC that functions as both operation PC and printer PC.
If using the two PCs, connect them to the printer using the LAN cable.
If using a PC, connect it to the printer using the USB cable.
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2 Operations on Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7

This section describes necessary procedures before printing on Widows.
In this section, procedures for the QSS are explained as an example. Follow the same procedures if you use the digital dry
printer (dDP).
IMPORTANT
• When upgrading, be sure to read from Step 11 to Step 18 in ☞ 2.4 Installing the printer driver
Procedure
Workflow on Windows is as follows:
1. Connecting the printer and the PC

• For details, see ☞ 2.1.1 Connecting the printer and the PC.
2. Configuring and checking the IP address and subnet mask of the printer
• For details, see ☞ 2.1.2 Configuring and checking the IP address and subnet mask of the printer.
3. Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC

• For details, see ☞ 2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC.
4. Checking the connection between the PC and the printer

• For details, see ☞ 2.1.4 Checking the connection between the PC and the printer.
5. Installing the printer driver

• For details, see ☞ 2.4 Installing the printer driver.
6. Setting the display language/unit

• For details, see ☞ 2.5.1 Setting the display language/unit.
7. Registering the print size (Output Size)

• For details, see ☞ 3.3.3 Registering the print size (Output Size).
8. Registering the document size (User Defined Size)

• For details, see ☞ 2.5.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size).
2.1 Connecting the printer and the PC

This section describes how to connect your PC to the printer and how to set the required items.
Follow the steps below to set the required conditions to all the PCs and printer that you use.
2.1.1 Connecting the printer and the PC

Printers are generally connected using the LAN cables, however, if the printer is D703 and using a PC that functions as both
operation PC and printer PC, connect them using the USB cable.
Connection using LAN cable

For the connection using LAN cable, follow the procedure below.
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• Connecting Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 PC to the printer

• Configuring and checking the IP address and the subnet mask. (operation on the printer)
• Configuring the IP address and subnet mask (operation on Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 PC)
• Checking the connection between the PC and the printer
IMPORTANT
• If you have already set the network, skip this step.
Go to the next step.
• ☞ 2.4 Installing the printer driver
• If there is an administrator of your network, ask him/her before setting.
Wrong settings make it impossible to connect the network.
1. Connect the connector of the LAN cable to the connector of the printer.
Example: For the QSS-29
Connector Connector
LAN cable (cross cable)
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IMPORTANT
• If connecting a LAN cable to the QSS-30, contact your technical representative.
2. Connect the other side connector of LAN cable to the PC.
NOTE
• When using several PCs or printers, the HUB (line concentrator) is required.
For performing the setup, see the operator's manual (commercial item) enclosed with the HUB.
• Use the straight cable for the HUB.
LAN cable (straight cable)
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This completes connecting.
Next, set the IP address and the subnet mask. Go to ☞ 2.1.2 Configuring and checking the IP address and subnet
mask of the printer.
Connection using USB cable

If the printer is D703 and using a PC that functions as both operation PC and printer PC, connect them using the USB cable.
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1. Connect the PC and the printer using a USB cable.

Example: Connecting the PC and the printer using the USB cable
Your PC Printer
USB cable
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Next, configure the Firewall settings. Go to ☞ 2.2 Configuring the Firewall settings.
2.1.2 Configuring and checking the IP address and subnet mask of the printer
IMPORTANT
• If the printer is the QSS 35PLUS series or later, the service personnel check the IP address and subnet
mask. Therefore, you do not need to perform operations explained in this section.
• If the printer is an ink jet printer and the model is the M300 or later, check the printer IP address and subnet
mask by following the explanation in the M300 Installation Manual.
• When the PC and printer are connected using the USB cable, this operation is unnecessary.
Perform the operations below for models other that those above (including PCs on which the EZ Controller is installed).
• For the basic knowledge of IP address or network, see ☞ 7.2 Basic knowledge and required environment for network
connection.
1. Start up the printer.

2. Access the Windows display.
3. Set the IP address and the subnet mask.
(1) Open the Network and Dial-up Connections display or the Network Connections display.
For Windows 2000
Bringing up the display
Right-click My Network Places. → Click Properties.
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Example: Desktop display of Windows 2000
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The Network and Dial-up Connections display appears.
For Windows XP
Start → Control Panel → Network Connections
The Network Connections display appears.
(2) Right-click the Local Area Connection icon and then click Properties.
Example: Network and Dial-up Connections display of Windows 2000
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The Local Area Connection Properties display appears.
(3) Make sure that Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is selected.
If not checked, click the check box .
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(4) Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties.

Example: Local Area Connection Properties display of Windows 2000
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(5) Set the IP address and the subnet mask.

IMPORTANT
• For PCs on which the EZ Controller is installed, do not change the settings, but write down the
currently configured IP address and subnet mask. They are required when you configure the IP
address and subnet mask of the PC on which QSS Printer Driver is installed.
Select Use the following IP address ( ) and enter the IP address and Subnet mask.
Example: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties display of Windows 2000
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IP address Configure the IP address setting.

Subnet mask Usually, set 255.255.255.0 as the subnet mask.
Gateway (GW) rooter Set the address of the server or rooter used as the gateway.
When there is no gateway or rooter, the setting is not required.
IMPORTANT
• In this step, set usable private address on condition that the PC is not connected to the
exteriorly.
• Be sure to use the one-byte characters for the address.
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(6) Click OK.

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The Local Area Connection Properties display is shown.
(7) Click OK.
Example: Local Area Connection Properties display of Windows 2000
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The desktop display appears again.
(8) Restart the printer.
Next, configure the IP address and subnet mask of the PC.
2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC
IMPORTANT
• If the connected printer is the QSS 35PLUS series or later, the service personnel verifies the IP address of
the PC and subnet mask. Skip this operation.
1. Access the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties display.

For Windows 2000
Right-click My Network Places. → Properties → Right-click Local Area Connection. → Properties → Select
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). → Properties
For Windows XP
Start → Control Panel → Network Connections → Right-click Local Area Connection. → Properties → Select
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). → Properties
For Windows Vista
Start → Right-click Network. → Properties → Select Manage network connections from Tasks. → Right-click
Local Area Connection. → Properties → Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). → Properties
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For Windows 7
Start → Control Panel → Network and Sharing Center → Local Area Connection → Properties → Select Internet
Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). → Properties
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IP address For example, if the IP address of the printer is 192.168.100.202, change the 0 portion of the
subnet mask to such as 192.168.100.200 as shown above to set the IP address.
If using the printer connected to the PC on which the EZ Controller is installed, use the IP
address which you have taken a note of in the previous step after changing the portion
explained in the preceding sentence.
If using M300 or later version of inkjet printers, use the IP address on the Installation Manual
after changing the portion explained in the preceding sentence.
If using the printer connected to the PC on which the EZ Controller is installed, use the same
subnet mask which you have taken a note of in the previous step.
If using M300 or later version of inkjet printers, use the IP address on the Installation Manual
after changing the portion explained in the preceding sentence.
3. Restart the PC.

This completes settings on the PC.
Next, confirm that the PC and the printer are connected properly.
2.1.4 Checking the connection between the PC and the printer

Check whether the connection of the Ethernet interface cable, and the settings of IP address and subnet mask have been
completed.
IMPORTANT
• If the connected printer is the QSS 35PLUS series or later, the service personnel checks the connection
between the PC and the printer. Skip this operation.
1. Access the Command Prompt from Windows.

For Windows 2000 and Windows XP
Start → Programs or All programs → Accessories → Command Prompt
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For Windows Vista / 7

Start → Search program and files → Enter Command Prompt and search it. → Double-click Command Prompt in
the search result.
IMPORTANT
• When searching it, be sure to enter a space between Command and Prompt.
The Command Prompt display is shown.
2. Enter ping command and the configured IP address.
Enter ping + space + IP address with single-byte alphanumeric characters.
Example: ping 192.168.100.200
Example: Command Prompt display of Windows 2000
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3. Press the Enter key on the keyboard.

Confirmation whether the PC with the entered IP address is on the network starts.
4. Check the information on the display.
If communication is normally established, the display below is shown.
Example: Command Prompt display of Windows 2000
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Example: If "Destination host unreachable." is shown

The communication is not normal. Check the following items.
(1) Confirm that the Ethernet interface cable has been connected correctly.
(2) Confirm that the IP address and subnet mask settings have been configured correctly.
(3) If the HUB (line concentrator) is used, confirm that the power supply of the HUB is turned on.
After confirming these items, go to Step 1 to repeat the procedure.
After the connection completes, configure the firewall settings.
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2.2 Configuring the Firewall settings

This operation is necessary only when the OS is Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7.
z For Windows XP, Windows Vista
1. Access the Windows Firewall display or Windows Firewall Settings display.

For Windows XP
Start → Control Panel → Windows Firewall
For Windows Vista
Start → Control Panel → Select Allow a program through Windows Firewall in Security.
2. Select the Exceptions tab, then click Add Port.
Example: Windows Firewall display (Windows XP)
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3. Configure each item setting as below, and click OK.

• Name: QSS
• Port number: 5002
• Select UDP ( ).
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Example: Add a Port display (Windows XP)
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Next, configure user account control settings.
z For Windows 7
1. Access the Windows Firewall display.

Start → Control Panel → Windows Firewall
2. Click Advanced settings in the left of the display.
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3. Click Inbound Rules in the left of the display.
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4. Click New Rule in the right of the display.
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5. Select Port and click Next.
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6. Select UDP.
7. Select Specific local ports, enter 5002 and then click Next.
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8. Select Allow the connection and click Next.
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9. Select all the check boxes and click Next.
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10. Enter QSS and click Finish.
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11. Confirm that QSS is shown in Inbound Rules as shown below.
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Next, configure user account control settings.
2.3 Configuring the User Account Control setting

This operation is necessary only when the OS is Windows Vista or Windows 7.
z For Windows Vista
1. Access the User Account Control Settings display.

Start → Control Panel → User Accounts → User Accounts → Turn User Account Control On or Off
2. Clear the checkbox of Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer, and
click OK.
Example: Turn User Account Control On or Off display
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Next, install the printer driver.
z For Windows 7
1. Access the User Account Control Settings display.

Start → Control Panel → User Accounts → Change User Account Control settings
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2. Move the slider to the bottom (Never notify), and click OK.
Example: User Account Control Settings display
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3. When the confirmation display is shown, click Yes.

4. Restart the PC.
Next, install the printer driver.
2.4 Installing the printer driver

Follow the procedure below to install the printer driver in Windows PC.
The screens shown may vary depending on the OS of the PC. However, the procedures are the same.
IMPORTANT
• Be sure to follow the procedure described in this manual to install the printer driver.
• When upgrading the installed printer driver, go to Step 11 in this section.
• When registering several printers, go to Step 19 in this section.
1. Start the PC.

To install the software in Windows PC, you need to log on using the administrative authority (as a user belonging to
the Administrators group).
2. Insert the CD-ROM of Disk1 to the CD-ROM drive.
3. Access the My Computer display.
For Windows 2000
Double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop.
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The My Computer display is shown.
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For Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7

Access the My Computer or Computer display.
Start → My Computer or Computer
4. Double-click the QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) icon.
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The QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) display appears.
5. Double-click the Installer folder.
Example: QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) display of Windows 2000
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The Installer display is shown.
6. Double-click the Setup icon.
Example: QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) display of Windows 2000
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After a period of time, the InstallShield Wizard display is shown.
7. Click Next.
8. Enter User Name, Company Name, and Serial Number, then, click Next.
If the oprion number is Z809526-01, Z809605-01 or Z811288-01, see the label attached to the package cover of Disk1
to enter the Serial Number.
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If the option number is Z811289-01, see the label attached to the package cover of your QSS Printer Driver Disk1.
Example:
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IMPORTANT
• For the serial number, enter QSPD- and 10 digits of numbers.
• Use one-byte characters for the Serial Number.
Example: InstallShield Wizard display of Windows 2000
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The Information display is shown.
9. Click OK.
Example: Information display of Windows 2000
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The setting display closes.

10. Remove Disk1 CD-ROM from the drive.
11. Insert Disk2 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
IMPORTANT
• When upgrading the installed printer driver, start from this step.
12. Double-click the QSS Printer Driver (Disk2) or QSS PD (Disk2) icon.
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The QSS Printer Driver (Disk2) or QSS PD (Disk2) display is shown.
Example:
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14. Double-click the Setup icon.
If installing Z809526-01 or Z809605-01, double-click the Setup icon in the folder of the OS.
After a period of time, the InstallShield Wizard display is shown.
15. Click Next.
Installation will start.
If installing Z809526-01 or Z809605-01
After the installation is complete, the Finished display is shown. Go to Step 18.
If installing Z811288-01 or Z811289-01
After the installation is complete, the InstallShield Wizard display is shown again.
Go to Step 16.
16. Click Next.
17. Installation of Windows Installer3.1, MSXML 4.0 SP2 Parser and SDK and MSXML 6.0
Parser starts.
However, these applications may have been installed depending on the PC environment or operating system. In such
a case, the installation is skipped. Then, even though the installation screens are not shown in the order shown in this
manual, continue installing the software.
If the following display is not shown, go to the next step.
Disconnect the USB dongle and click

OK.
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Click Next.
License Agreement is shown.
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Select I Agree.
Click Next.
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Select Do not restart now.
IMPORTANT
• The installation is continued even if
you do not select it. Be sure to
select Do not restart now because
the restarting at the end of the
installation may take several
minutes.
Click Finish.
Next, install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable (x86).
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Click Yes.
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Click No.
Next, install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable (x64).
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Click Yes.
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Click No.
Next, install the MSXML 4.0 SP2 Parser and SDK.
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Click Next .
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Select I accept the terms in the

License Agreement.
Click Next .
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Click Next .
NOTE
• Information such as the name
of the PC on which the
software is installed is shown
in User Name and
Organization. You do not need
to change those.
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Click Install Now.
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Click Finish.
Next, install the Hotfix.

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If the display does not change to the following installation display, click the button of the screen newly displayed on the taskbar. The
screen newly displayed comes to the front.
Example:
Taskbar
Button of the screen newly displayed
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Click Yes.
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Click OK.
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Click OK.
Next, install the MSXML 6.0 Parser.
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Go to the next step if this display is not shown.
Click Yes.
The installation of MSXML 6.0 Parser starts.

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Click Next .
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license agreement.
Click Next .
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Example:
Click Next .
NOTE
• You do not need to change the
Name and Company which are
shown.
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Click Install.
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Click Finish.
Next, install the Sentinel Protection Installer 7.6.1.
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Click Next .
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license agreement.
Click Next .
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Select Complete.
Click Next .
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Click Install.
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Click Yes.
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Click Finish.
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This display may not be shown depending on the setting. Go to the next step if this display is not shown.
Click No.
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Connect the USB dongle and click

OK.
Next, install the Common Module.
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Click Next .
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Click Next .
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Click Finish.
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18. When the InstallShield Wizard Complete display appears, click Finish.
IMPORTANT
• When installing the printer driver for the second or subsequent printers, select the radio button of
Yes, I want to restart my computer now. and then click Finish.
The upgrading procedure is complete.
19. Access the Windows printer setting display.
IMPORTANT
• If adding a printer to connect, start from this step.
For Windows 2000
Start → Settings → Click Printers.
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For Windows XP
Start → Control Panel → Printers and Faxes
For Windows Vista
Start → Control Panel → Printer in Hardware and sound → Printer Installation → Click Add a local printer.
For Windows 7
Start → Devices and Printers
20. Click Add Printer or Add a printer.
This step is not necessary for Windows Vista. Go to Step 23.
For Windows 2000
Double-click the Add Printer icon.
Example: Printers display of Windows 2000
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For Windows XP
Click Add a printer in Printer Tasks.
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For Windows 7
Click Add a printer at the top of the display.
21. Click Next.
This step is not necessary only for Windows Vista. Go to Step 23.
This step is not necessary for Windows 7, either. Go to Step 22.
Example: Add Printer Wizard display of Windows 2000
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The Local or Network Printer display is shown.
22. Select Local printer and click Next.
If the Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer check box is shown, clear the check box.
This step is not necessary only for Windows Vista. Go to Step 23.
Example: Local or Network Printer display of Windows 2000
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The Select a Printer Port display is shown.
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23. Select the Create a new port radio button ( ).

For Windows Vista, select it on the Add Printer display.
Example: Select the Printer Port display of Windows 2000
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24. Click and select the port to add from the list.
The port to select varies depending on the connected printer.
• For the QSS-35 series or earlier models that support the net order interface, or EZ Controller, select Ethernet
QSS Port.
• For the QSS-35PLUS series, QSS-37 series or M300 that support the NPS (Noritsu Printing Service) interface,
select Ethernet QSS Port-NPS.
Example: Select the Printer Port display of Windows 2000
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25. Click Next.

The Ethernet QSS Port display or Ethernet QSS Port-NPS display is shown.
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26. Click a printer name, and then click Add.

Example: Ethernet QSS Port display of Windows 2000
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The Add Printer Wizard display is shown.
IMPORTANT
• If the printer name is not shown, check whether the printer power supply is on and the printer is
correctly connected to the PC. Then click Update.
27. Click Have Disk.
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The Install From Disk display is shown.
28. Enter the following alpha-numeric character in Copy manufacturer's files from.
The first alphabetic character indicates a drive name which the printer driver is installed in.
When installing in drive C: Example: C:\Program Files\Noritsukoki\PD*1

When installing in drive D: Example: D:\Program Files\Noritsukoki\PD*1
When installing in drive E: Example: E:\Program Files\Noritsukoki\PD*1
*1. For the QSS-35PLUS series, QSS-37 series or M300 that support the NPS (Noritsu Printing Service) interface, enter PD2.
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Example: Install From Disk display of Windows 2000
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NOTE
• You can also enter as follows:
Click Browse. → My Computer → Installation target drive icon → Program Files → Noritsukoki → PD*1 → Click
Open.
*1. For the QSS-35PLUS series, QSS-37 series or M300 that support the NPS (Noritsu Printing Service) interface, enter PD2.
If the following display is shown:

Click OK.
Specified file name or folder name is incorrect.
Re-enter a file name or folder name.
Example: Select Device display of Windows 2000
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29. Click OK.

Example: Install From Disk display of Windows 2000
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The Add Printer Wizard display is shown.
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30. Confirm that NORITSU QSS Printer or NORITSU NPS is shown, and click Next.
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When the Keep existing driver (recommended) display is shown:

Select the Replace existing driver radio button ( ), and then click Next.
The Name Your Printer display is shown.
31. Enter the printer name of up to 31 one-byte characters (12 one-byte characters if NORITSU
NPS is selected in the previous step), and click Next.
If you do not change the displayed printer name, just click Next.
Do not use the following characters \ : / * ? > < |.
Example: Name Your Printer display of Windows 2000
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For Windows 7, the Windows Security display is shown. Go to Step 32.
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For other operating systems other than Windows 7, the Share printers display is shown. Go to Step 33.
32. Click Install this driver software anyway. (Windows 7 only)
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The Printer Sharing display is shown.
33. Select the Do not share this printer radio button ( ), and then click Next.
Example: Printer Sharing display of Windows2000
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The Print Test Page display is shown.
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34. Select the No radio button ( ), and then click Next.

This step is not necessary only for Windows 7. Go to Step 35.
Example: Print Test Page display of Windows 2000
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IMPORTANT
• Do not select Yes. An error may occur.
The Completing the Add Printer Wizard display is shown.
35. Click Finish.
Example: Completing the Add Printer Wizard display of Windows 2000
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The Digital Signature Not Found display is shown on Windows 2000, and Hardware Installation display is shown
on Windows XP.
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36. Click Yes or Continue Anyway.

This step is not necessary only for Windows 7.
For Windows 2000
Click Yes.
Example: Digital Signature Not Found display of Windows 2000
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For Windowns XP, Windows Vista

Click Continue.
The installation of the printer driver is complete.

Next, configure conditions required for printing.
2.5 Configure the settings required for printing

Operation
• Selecting display language and unit of display
• Configuring the setting to process many pages at one time
• Registering the print size (Output Size)
• Registering the document size (User Defined Size)
IMPORTANT
• When multiple printers are added, these settings are required for each of the printers.
NOTE
• When you follow the procedure explained below to open the setting display of the printer driver and change its settings,
the values of the settings then become the defaults of the setting display of the printer driver when opened from the
application software.
Therefore, by creating the defaults in this way for values you usually use, you can save time to change the settings each
time when you print.
2.5.1 Setting the display language/unit

This section describes how to select the display language of the printer driver.
The default value is ENGLISH.
If using the default setting without making any changes, perform Step 1 below, and then go to ☞ 2.5.2 Configuring the
setting to process many pages at one time.
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1. Access the setting display of the printer driver.

For Windows 2000
Start → Settings → Printers → Right-click the NORITSU QSS Printer icon. → Click Properties.
Example: Printers display of Windows 2000
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The Properties display is shown.
For Windows XP
Start → Control Panel → Printers and Faxes → Right-click NORITSU QSS Printer or NORITSU NPS. → Click
Properties.
For Windows Vista
Start → Control Panel → Printer in Hardware and sound → Right-click NORITSU QSS Printer or NORITSU
NPS. → Click Properties.
For Windows 7
Start → Devices and Printers → Right-click the NORITSU QSS Printer or NORITSU NPS icon. → Click Printer
properties.
2. Click the Initial tab.
Example: Properties display of Windows 2000
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3. Click of Language Choice to select display language from the list.

Example: Initial display of Windows 2000
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4. Select either radio button of mm or inch for Unit of Display.

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5. Click Apply.
The next setting is also configured on this display.
Do not click OK since it closes the display.
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This completes the settings for the language and unit of display.
Next, if processing many pages at one time, go to Configuring the setting to process many pages at one time.
If not processing many pages at one time, register print size (output size).
2.5.2 Configuring the setting to process many pages at one time

This setting is for processing many pages at one time.
If not processing many pages at one time, go to Registering the print size (output size).
If the general capacity used on the OS is 512 MB (without having any operation on the PC), the remaining amount of
capacity is for the printer driver to use. However it depends on the memory size installed in the PC. When data that are over
this amount of capacity is processed, the PC locks the system and the operation cannot be performed normally. In this case, if
Print directly to the printer is selected, the operation can be performed regardless of the data capacity. However, the
processing capacity will be lower than the setting when Spool print documents so program finishes printing faster is
selected.
IMPORTANT
• If printing with a printer that supports the NPS (Noritsu Printing Service) interface such as the QSS-35PLUS
series, QSS-37 series and Printer Driver only, this function is valid.
• Some functions cannot be used to print with this setting.
For details about the functions that cannot be used, see 2.2 Settings for printing.
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1. Click the Advanced tab.

Right-click NORITSU NPS icon. → Click Properties.
Example: Properties display of Windows XP
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2. Select Print directly to the printer.

Example: Advanced display of Windows XP
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3. Click Apply.
The next setting is also configured on this display.
Do not click OK since it closes the display.
Example: Advanced display of Windows XP
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This completes configuring the setting to process many pages at one time.
Next, register Print size (Output Size).
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2.5.3 Registering the print size (output size)

Follow the procedure below to register print size for the printer.
Document Size (framed area with dotted

line)
Output Size (paper size)
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IMPORTANT
• You cannot print images without registering the print size (Output Size).
• Be sure to follow the procedure described in this manual to register or change the print size (Output Size).
1. Click the General tab.

Right-click on NORITSU QSS Printer or NORITSU NPS. → Click Properties.
Example: General display of Windows 2000
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2. Click Printing Preferences.

For Windows 7, click Preferences.
Example: General display of Windows 2000
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The Basic display is shown.
3. Click Setting....
Example: Basic display of Windows 2000
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The Output Size Setting display is shown.
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4. Configure each setting.

Example: Output Size Setting display of Windows 2000
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This items may not be shown depending on the model of the connected printer.
Item Explanation
Name Enter the desired name for the output size.
Feeding method Only if the connected printer supports both sheet paper and roll paper, click to select
the feeding method.
Paper Width mm / Paper Click in Paper Width mm and select the paper width used in the connected printer.
Feed 0.1 mm Then enter the paper advance length in Paper Feed 0.1 mm.*1
For example, to specify 254 × 305 mm as a print size, select 254.0 for Paper Width mm
and enter 3050 for Paper Feed 0.1 mm.
Change the settings according to the size of the image to be printed.
These settings are not available if Feeding method is set to Sheet Paper.
IMPORTANT
• This setting can be configured only if the printer is powered on.
NOTE
• The maximum value of the Paper Feed that can be specified varies depending on the
printer you use.
• In the Paper Width mm list, paper widths that have been set up on the connected
printer are shown.
Paper name Select the Paper name of Sheet Paper only when Feeding method is Sheet Paper.
*1. If the PC on which QSS Printer Driver is installed is connected to a PC on which the EZ Controller is installed, select the paper
width and enter the advance length used in the printer connected to the PC on which the EZ Controller is installed.
5. Click Add.
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The registered size is shown in the Output Size box.
6. Click OK.
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The new Output Size is registered and the Basic display is shown again.
This completes the registration of the document size (Output Size).
Next, register the document size (User Defined Size).
When printing on document sizes which are registered by default (A4, A3, A5, B4, B3, B5, 110 × 150 mm), skip this
procedure.
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2.5.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size)

This section describes how to register the document size according to the image size to be printed.
IMPORTANT
• The Document Size list includes several forms (A4, A3, A5, B4, B3, B5, 110 × 150 mm) registered by
default.
When printing on document sizes which are registered by default, go to Step 6 in this section.
• Be sure to follow the procedure described in this manual to register or change Document Size (User Defined
Size).
1. Click of Document Size to select User Defined Size from the list.
Example: Basic display of Windows 2000
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The User Defined Size display is shown.
2. Enter the Name.
3. Click or to set each value for Sheet Width and Sheet Length.
You can also directly enter the values.
If 0.1 mm is selected ( ) for the display unit, enter 100 to specify 10 mm.
The minimum value is 100 mm. The maximum varies depending on the printer.
Example: User Defined Size display of Windows 2000
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4. Click Add.
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The registered size is shown in the Document Size box.
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5. Click OK.
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The new User Defined Size is registered and the Basic display is shown again.
6. Click OK.
If the message The document size or output size has been changed. In order for the new
settings to take place, the Page Setup display must be closed and opened again. is
shown:
(1) Click OK.
7. Click OK.
8. Configure settings to use the Net Order Mode or Order Controller Mode on the printer.
This operation is necessary only for the QSS-35 or earlier models that support the net order interface.
• For details of the setting, refer to ☞ 5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode.
9. Print a test page.
Start an application program such as Adobe Photoshop and print any image file.
• For details, see Printing in the Operator's Manual (ENPDRIVERWOPEB_1.pdf), included in Disk2.
All the procedures required before printing are completed.
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3 Operations in Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2)

This section describes necessary procedures before printing on Macintosh.
printer (dDP).
Procedure
Working flow on Macintosh is as follows:
1. Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

• For details, see ☞ 3.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor.
2. Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh

• For details, see ☞ 3.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh.
3. Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer

• For details, see ☞ 3.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer.

5. Selecting the printer

• For details, see ☞ 3.3.1 Selecting the printer.

• For details, see ☞ 3.3.2 Setting the display language/unit.


• For details, see ☞ 3.3.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size).
3.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

This section describes how to connect your Macintosh to the printer in a network and how to set the required items.
Follow the steps below to set the required conditions to all the Macintoshes and printer that you use.
Operation
• Connecting your Macintosh to the printer
• Setting the IP address and subnet mask (in the Macintosh)
• Setting IP address and subnet mask (in the printer)
IMPORTANT
• If your Macintosh and printer processor are already connected in the network, skip this section.
• For details, contact your network administrator before setting the conditions.
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3.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

Connecting the printer and the customer's Macintosh with an Ethernet interface cable.
1. Connect the connector of the Ethernet interface cable to the connector of the printer.
Connector Connector
Ethernet interface cross cable

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IMPORTANT
• If connecting an Ethernet interface cross cable to the QSS-30, consult your technical representative.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet interface cable connector to your Macintosh.
NOTE
• Use a HUB to connect multiple Macintosh and printers.
Ethernet interface straight cable

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Next, set the IP address and the subnet mask.
3.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh

This section describes how to set IP address and subnet mask in your Macintosh.
connection.
1. Access the TCP/IP setting display.

Apple menu → Control Panel → Click TCP/IP.
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Example: Apple menu display
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2. Click for Connect via and Configure and select Ethernet for Connect via and Manually
for Configure.
Example: TCP/IP display
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3. Enter IP Address and Subnet mask.

Specify available private address on the condition that you do not connect to any external network.
Make sure to enter . (periods) between numbers which indicate addresses.
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IP address Enter the IP address whose last part of number is different from those specified for other PCs
or printers. For example, enter 192.168.100.200 for a Macintosh PC, enter 192.168.100.201
for another Macintosh PC and enter 192.168.100.202 for the printer.
Set the same setting to all Macintoshes with the printer.
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IMPORTANT
4. Click Close box.
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The Confirmation display is shown.
5. Click Save.
IP address and subnet mask are saved.
Example: Confirmation display
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6. Restart your Macintosh.

Setting for the first Macintosh is complete.
Specify IP addresses and subnet masks to other Macintosh environments in the same way.
IMPORTANT
• Set a unique IP address.
If an IP address is duplicated on a network, printing is not performed correctly.
3.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer

Click F on the Order Display. → Menu → Close Down Checks → F: Functions → Exit the application → YES:
Execute → YES: Execute.
• For details about how to set, refer to ☞ 2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC.
Next, install the printer driver in Macintosh.

Follow the procedure below to install the printer driver in Macintosh.
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IMPORTANT
1. Start your Macintosh.

The QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) window will automatically appear.
Example: QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) display
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NOTE
• If the above display is not shown, click the CD-ROM icon on the desktop.
4. Double-click the QSS CD key certification icon.
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5. Enter the CD key, and then click OK.

For the CD key, see the label attached to the package cover of Disk1.
When entering, use capital letter (ON of the Caps Lock key) to enter.
Example:
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IMPORTANT
• For the CD key, enter QSPD- and 10 digits of numbers.
• Be sure to enter using one-byte characters.
Example: QSS Printer Driver Installer display
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6. Click OK.
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7. Remove Disk1 CD-ROM.

The QSS Printer Driver (Disk2) window is automatically shown.
IMPORTANT
• If upgrading the printer driver, start from this step.
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IMPORTANT
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10. Double-click the Mac OS9 icon.
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11. Double-click the QSS Installer icon.
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The QSS Printer Driver Installer display is shown.
12. Click Install.
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13. Click OK.

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14. Click Quit.

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The printer driver installation procedure is complete.
Next, set conditions required for printing.

Operation
• Selecting the printer
• Selecting display language and unit of display
3.3.1 Selecting the printer

Selecting the printer driver by Chooser enables you to print image files from Macintosh to the printer.
IMPORTANT
• If adding a printer to connect, start from this step.
1. Click Apple menu, and then click Chooser.

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The Chooser display is shown.
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2. Click the QSS icon and make sure that your printer, QSS-XX is selected.
The Choose a printer list displays printers that can be used in your network environment.
Example: Chooser display
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IMPORTANT
• If no printer is shown in the Choose a printer list, check whether the printer is ready to print and it is
correctly connected to the network.
• Confirm that the AppleTalk is set to Active.
3. Click Close box to close the Chooser display.
The setting is saved and the display closes.
Example: Chooser display
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The printer selection procedure by Chooser is complete. You can print image files from Macintosh to the printer.
Next, register the display language and unit of display.
When upgrading the installed printer processor, all the procedures before printing are complete.
3.3.2 Setting the display language/unit

This section describes how to select the display language of the printer driver.
The default setting is English.
If using the default setting without making any changes, perform Step 1 below, and then go to ☞ 3.3.3 Registering the print
size (Output Size).
1. Access the Page Setup display.

File → Click Page Setup.
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Example: Desktop display
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The Page Setup display is shown.
2. Click Initial.
Example: Page Setup display
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The Initial display is shown.
IMPORTANT
• If the above display is not shown, the QSS Printer Driver is not selected on the Chooser display.
• For details of the printer selection on the Chooser, see ☞ 3.3.1 Selecting the printer.
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3. Click of Language to select the display language.

Example: Initial display
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5. Click OK.
The setting is saved and the display closes.
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3.3.3 Registering the print size (Output Size)

Document Size (framed area with dotted

line)
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IMPORTANT
• You cannot print without registering print size.
NOTE
• Print size can also be registered when printing.
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The Output Size display is shown.
2. Enter the Name.
3. Click of Paper Width mm to select from the list, and then enter Paper Feed 0.1 mm.
For example, to specify 254 × 305 mm as a print size, select 254.0 for Paper Width mm and enter 3050 for Paper
Feed 0.1 mm.
IMPORTANT
• If your printer is powered off, Output Size cannot be set.
The maximum value of the Paper Feed that can be specified varies depending on the printer you use.
NOTE
• The Paper Width mm list displays widths of paper set in your printer.
Example: Output Size display
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4. Click Add.
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5. Click OK.
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Next, register Document Size (User Defined Size).
procedure.
3.3.4 Registering the document size (User Defined Size)

IMPORTANT
• The Document Size list includes several forms (A4, A3, A5, B4, B3, B5, 110 × 150 mm) registered by
default.
When printing on document sizes which are registered by default, go to Step 6 in this section.
1. Click of Document Size to select User Defined Size from the list.
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2. Enter the Name.
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3. Click or to select Sheet Width and Sheet Length.

The minimum value is 100 mm. The maximum varies depending on the printer.
Example: User Defined Size display
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4. Click Add.
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5. Click OK.
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The new document size is registered and the display closes.
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6. Click OK.
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7. Configure settings to use the Net Order Mode.

• For details of the setting, see ☞ 5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode.
• For details, see Printing in the Operator's Manual (ENPDRIVERMOPEB_1.pdf), included in Disk2.
All the procedures required before printing are completed.
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4 Operations on Macintosh (Mac OS X 10.2.0 or later)

This section describes necessary procedures before printing on Macintosh.
printer (dDP).
Procedure
Working flow on Macintosh is as follows:
1. Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

• For details, see ☞ 4.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor.
2. Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh

• For details, see ☞ 4.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh.
3. Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer

• For details, see ☞ 4.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer.


• For details, see ☞ 4.3.1 Setting the display unit.


• For details, see ☞ 4.3.3 Registering sheet size (User Defined Size).
8. Registering the printer

• For details, see ☞ 4.3.4 Registering the printer.
4.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

This section describes how to connect your Macintosh to the printer in a network and how to set the required items.
Follow the steps below to set the required conditions to all the Macintoshes and printer that you use.
Operation
• Connecting your Macintosh to the printer
• Setting the IP address and subnet mask (in the Macintosh)
• Setting IP address and subnet mask (in the printer)
IMPORTANT
• If your Macintosh and printer processor are already connected in the network, skip this section.
• For details, contact your network administrator before setting the conditions.
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4.1.1 Connecting your Macintosh to the printer processor

Connecting the printer and the customer's Macintosh with an Ethernet interface cable.
1. Connect the connector of the Ethernet interface cable to the connector of the printer.
Connector Connector
Ethernet interface cross cable
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IMPORTANT
• If connecting an Ethernet interface cross cable to the QSS-30, consult your technical representative.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet interface cable connector to your Macintosh.
NOTE
• Use a HUB to connect multiple Macintosh and printers.
Ethernet interface straight cable

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Next, set the IP address and the subnet mask.
4.1.2 Setting IP address and subnet mask in Macintosh

This section describes how to set IP address and subnet mask in your Macintosh.
connection.
1. Access the System Preferences display.

Apple menu → System Preferences → Network
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2. Double-click Network.
Example: System Preferences display
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3. Enter IP Address and Subnet mask.

Specify available private address on the condition that you do not connect to any external network.
Make sure to enter . (periods) between numbers which indicate addresses.
Example: Network display
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IP address Enter the IP address whose last part of number is different from those specified for other PCs
or printers. For example, enter 192.168.100.200 for a Macintosh PC, enter 192.168.100.201
for another Macintosh PC and enter 192.168.100.202 for the printer.
Set the same setting to all Macintoshes with the printer.
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IMPORTANT
4. Click Apply Now.
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The settings are saved.
5. Click .
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6. Restart your Macintosh.
Setting for the first Macintosh is complete.
Specify IP addresses and subnet masks to other Macintosh environments in the same way.
IMPORTANT
• Set a unique IP address.
If an IP address is duplicated on a network, printing is not performed correctly.
4.1.3 Setting IP address and subnet mask in the printer

Click F on the Order Display. → Menu → Close Down Checks → F: Functions → Exit the application → YES:
Execute → YES: Execute.
• For details about how to set, refer to ☞ 2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC.
Next, install the printer driver in Macintosh.

Follow the procedure below to install the printer driver in Macintosh OS X.
IMPORTANT
1. Start your Macintosh.

The QSS Printer Driver (Disk1) window will automatically appear.
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NOTE
4. Double-click the QSS CD key certification icon.
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5. Enter the administrator's name and password.

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6. Click OK.
7. Enter the CD key.
For the CD key, see the label attached to the package cover of Disk1.
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When entering, use capital letter (ON of the Caps Lock key) to enter.
Example:
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IMPORTANT
• For the CD key, enter QSPD- and 10 digits of numbers.
• Be sure to enter using one-byte characters.
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8. Click OK.
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9. Click OK.
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10. Remove Disk1 CD-ROM.

IMPORTANT
• If upgrading the printer driver, start from this step.
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NOTE
13. Double-click the Mac OSX icon.
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14. Double-click the QSS Installer icon.

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The Authenticate display is shown.
15. Enter the administrator's name and password.
Example: Authenticate display
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16. Click OK.

17. Click Continue.
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18. Click Restart.

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After a period of time, Macintosh restarts.
The printer driver installation procedure is complete.
Next, set conditions required for printing.

Operation
• Selecting the display unit
• Registering the printer
4.3.1 Setting the display unit

If the display unit is not to be changed, go to ☞ 4.3.2 Registering the print size (Output Size).
1. Access the QSS Utility display.

Desktop → Hard disk of Macintosh (Macintosh HD is shown in the upper-right corner of the display.) → Library →
Printers → Noritsu → Utility → QSS Utility
2. Click the desired printer.
Example: QSS Printer Driver Utility display
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3. Click Initial Setting.

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The Initial Setting display is shown.
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5. Click OK.
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The settings are registered and the QSS Printer Driver Utility display is shown.
4.3.2 Registering the print size (Output Size)

Sheet Size (framed area with dotted line)
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IMPORTANT
• You cannot print without registering print size.
1. Click the desired printer.

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The Output Size display is shown.
3. Enter the Name.
4. Click of Paper Width mm to select from the list, and then enter Paper Feed 0.1 mm.
For example, to specify 254 × 305 mm as a print size, select 254.0 for Paper Width mm and enter 3050 for Paper
Feed 0.1 mm.
IMPORTANT
• If your printer is powered off, Output Size cannot be set.
The maximum value of the Paper Feed that can be specified varies depending on the printer you use.
NOTE
• The Paper Width mm list displays widths of paper set in your printer.
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5. Click Add.
Next, register Sheet Size (User Defined Size).
procedure. Click OK to close the setting display.
4.3.3 Registering sheet size (User Defined Size)

IMPORTANT
• The Sheet Size list includes several forms (A4, A3, A5, B4, B3, B5, 110 × 150 mm) registered by default.
1. Click User Defined Size.

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2. Enter the Name.
3. Click or to select Sheet Width and Sheet Length.
Values between 100 and 305 mm are available for Sheet Width, and values between 100 and 457 mm are available
for Sheet Length.
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4. Click Add.
5. Click OK.
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The setting display is closed and the QSS Printer Driver Utility display is shown.
4.3.4 Registering the printer
1. Access the Printer List display.

Desktop → Hard disk of Macintosh (Macintosh HD is shown in the upper-right corner of the display.) →
Applications → Utilities → ”Print Center“ or ”Printer Setting Utility“
2. Click Add.
The following display is shown only when the printer driver is installed for the first time.
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3. Click Add.
Example: Printer List display
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4. Click More Printers.

Example: Printer Browser display
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5. Click to select QSS (TCP/IP).

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6. Click the printer just added.

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7. Click Add.
8. Configure settings to use the Net Order Mode.
• For details of the setting, see ☞ 5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode.
• For details, see Printing in the Operator's Manual (ENPDRIVERMOPEB_2.pdf), included in Disk2.
The printer driver installation procedure is completed.
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5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode
5 Setting the Net Order Mode/Order Controller Mode

Set the Net Order Mode or Order Controller Mode to use for printing with the QSS Printer Driver.
The Order Controller Mode may not be supported depending on the models, or it requires an optional Order Control
Software.
z Setting the net order mode

For the QSS
1. For the QSS-31 or earlier, on the Option Registration display, select NMC.
Depending on the version, NMC may not be appeared on the Option Registration display.
Click F on the Order Display. → Menu → Extension → Option Registration
2. On the Operator Selections display, set Net Order Mode in Print Operation tab to Valid.
Click F on the Order Display. → Menu → Extension → Operator Selections → On the Operator Selections display,
click the Print Operation tab.
For the dDP
• For details, see Making prints from the external PC in the Operator's Manual - for operator-.
z Setting the Order Controller Mode

1. On the Function and Option Registration display, select Order Controller.
NOTE
• Depending on the version of the order controller, Compact Archive Unit may need to be set to Type 1.
Click F on the Order Display. → Menu → Extension → Function and Option Registration
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6 How to view the Operator's Manual

The Operator's Manual (PDF file) that explains how to operate the printer driver is included in Disk2 CD-ROM.
To view the manual (PDF format), install Adobe Reader.
Download the latest version of Adobe Reader from the Adobe Systems website in each country.
If the version of the Mac OS X is 10.2.0 or later and the viewer software has been installed as standard, you can read the
Operator's Manual using the viewer software.
6.1 How to view the Operator's Manual (Windows)

Although the Windows 2000 displays are shown in the explanation below, perform the same operation for Windows XP,
Windows Vista and Windows 7.

2. Access the My Computer display.
For Windows 2000
Double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop.
Example: Desktop display
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The My Computer display is shown.
For Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
Access the My Computer or Computer display.
Start → My Computer or Computer
3. Double-click the QSS Printer Driver (Disk2) or QSS PD (Disk2) icon.
Example: My Computer display
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The QSS Printer Driver (Disk2) or QSS PD (Disk2) display is shown.
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4. Double-click the ENGLISH folder.

Example:
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The ENGLISH display is shown.
5. Double-click the MANUAL folder.
Example: ENGLISH display
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The MANUAL display is shown.
6. Double-click the ENPDRIVERWOPEB_1.pdf
Acrobat Reader starts and displays the Operator's Manual (PDF file).
Example: MANUAL display
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ENPDRIVEROPE_1.pdf is the Installation Manual.
Read this as needed.
This completes the procedure for viewing the Operator's Manual.
6.2 How to read the Operator's Manual (Macintosh)

Although the Mac OS 8.6 or 9.2.2 displays are shown in the explanation, perform the same operations for Mac OS X 10.2.0
or later.

2. Double-click the ENGLISH folder.
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The ENGLISH display is shown.
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3. Double-click the MANUAL folder.

Example: ENGLISH display
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The MANUAL display is shown.
4. Double-click ENPDRIVERMOPEB_1.pdf or ENPDRIVERMOPEB_2.pdf.
Acrobat Reader starts and displays the Operator's Manual (PDF file).
Example: MANUAL display
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• ENPDRIVERMOPEB_1.pdf
PDF file of the Operator's Manual compatible for Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2.
• ENPDRIVERMOPEB_2.pdf
PDF file of the Operator's Manual for Mac OS X 10.2.0 or later
• ENPDRIVEROPE_1.pdf
PDF file of the Installation Manual
Read this as needed.
This completes viewing the Operator's Manual.
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7 Additional information
7.1 Upgrading the printer driver

To provide new functions or improve the printing performance, the printer driver may be upgraded from time to time.
You can obtain more comfortable printing experience using the latest version of the printer driver.
For information of the latest printer driver, contact your technical representative.
7.2 Basic knowledge and required environment for network connection
7.2.1 Required environment for network connection
Hub
Ethernet interface cable
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Ethernet interface cable

Use a commercially available Ethernet interface cable for the connection.
When using a HUB as shown above, use straight cables. When not using a HUB (peer to peer connection), use cross cables.
Ethernet is a network standard and two types of cable connections are provided: 10 BASE and 100 BASE.
Compared with 10BASE, 100BASE offers a much faster data transmission rate.
However, it requires that the HUB and the PC also support 100 BASE data transmission.
For details about network specifications, see the catalog or the Operator's Manual of the PC.
If the specifications indicate support for something like 10/100, this means both 10 BASE and 100 BASE can be used.
If you are not sure of the specifications, use a 100 BASE Ethernet interface cable.
HUB
This is a device that connects a number of Ethernet interface cables together.
PCs and printers on a network are connected via a HUB.
TCP/IP
One of the protocols used for communication on a network.
It is a global standard protocol for communication on the Internet.
This product uses TCP/IP for communication between PCs and the printer.
IP address
As each telephone requires a telephone number, when PCs are used on a network, each of the PCs must have an identifier
(address).
This identifier is called an IP address, which is expressed in an array of numbers (e.g. 192.168.192.168) like a telephone
number.
Each device (PCs and printers) on a network must be assigned an IP address.
Network compatible computers

Your PCs must have a connector for connecting an Ethernet interface cable.
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While the connector looks similar in shape to a modular telephone jack, their functions are different.
Example:
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Descriptions in this manual

Installing the system program and profile CD

Screen images used in this manual

z It is prohibited to copy or reproduce this manual.

Symbols used in this manual

Symbols below are used in this manual.

This is called the alert symbol.

The Note symbol indicates useful information on functions and instructions.

What do you connect?

What OS do you use?

Windows Windows Windows Mac OS 8.6 to Mac OS

Z809526-01 Z809526-01 Z809605-01

Do you have Z809526-01 or Z809605-01? Do you have Z809526-01 or Z809605-01?

Z811289-01 Z811288-01 Z811289-01 Z811288-01

Do you have Z809526-01?

Disk 1 and Disk 2 are required to install.

z Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2)

Disk2 is required to upgrade.

z Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2)

If adding a printer to connect

Neither Disk1 nor Disk2 is required.

z Macintosh (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2)

1.1 OS (operating system) that you can use

OS (operating system) Windows 2000 Professional

System software Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2.2

1.2 Printer connection environment

z Connection using LAN cable

LAN board LAN cable (cross cable)

z Connection using USB cable

2 Operations on Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7

1. Connecting the printer and the PC

3. Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC

4. Checking the connection between the PC and the printer

5. Installing the printer driver

6. Setting the display language/unit

7. Registering the print size (Output Size)

8. Registering the document size (User Defined Size)

2.1 Connecting the printer and the PC

2.1.1 Connecting the printer and the PC

Connection using LAN cable

• Connecting Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 PC to the printer

LAN cable (cross cable)

LAN cable (straight cable)

Connection using USB cable

1. Connect the PC and the printer using a USB cable.

1. Start up the printer.

Example: Desktop display of Windows 2000

(4) Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties.

(5) Set the IP address and the subnet mask.

IP address Configure the IP address setting.

(6) Click OK.

2.1.3 Configuring the IP address and subnet mask of the PC

1. Access the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties display.

3. Restart the PC.

2.1.4 Checking the connection between the PC and the printer

1. Access the Command Prompt from Windows.

For Windows Vista / 7

3. Press the Enter key on the keyboard.