Appendix G Using your Printer in Linux | Samsung ML-7300 specification

Appendix G Using your Printer in Linux

You can use Samsung ML-7300 Series printer in Linux environment.

This appendix provides information on the following topic:

• Linux Driver Installation

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Samsung ML-7300 manual Appendix G Using your Printer in Linux

Contents

ML-7300 Series User’s Guide Copyright Contents Maintaining your Printer Problem SolvingPrinting Tasks Specifications Index Laser safety statement Environmental and Safety Consideration Laser caution label Power Saver Ozone Safety IC Compliance Notice FCC Compliance EC Declaration of Conformity Safety informationProduct Safety Laser Safety Replacing the fitted plug UK Only Introduction Safety Precautions Printer Information Features and Model DescriptionsMain Features Your new Printer Front View Printer Components Settingi Up Your Printeri Items Supplied Unpacking Your Printer Preparation Installing Toner Cartridge Installing Toner Cartridge Load Paper Load Paper Load Paper Connecting the Parallel Cable Cable Specifications Not provided Connecting the Parallel Cable Power the printer on by pressing the power on/off button Connecting the AC Power Cord Testing the Printer Postscript Font Navigator Linux Driver Setting Up the Printer Driver Software Requirements Installing the DriverInstall Procedure Hardware Requirements If the CD-ROM drive does not automatically run Installing the Printer Software from the CD-ROMClick Install the Samsung Software-I on your PC Uninstalling the Printer Driver Click Install the Bonus Software on your PC Installing the Font Navigator FontNav Korean Language CodesEnglish Deu German Frn French Esn Spanish Ita Italian Panell LCD panel Operator Panel Buttons Button Function Using Panel ButtonsOperator Panel Menus Changing Printer Setting Overview of Printer Menu Printing Config JOB Test PCL Menu MP Size Values and FunctionsPaper Orient Copies Margin Tray1ST Manual Auto CR DuplexLong Short Autocont EmulPCL PS3 Hexdump PWR Save Stop EconoJAM Recv Tonerlow OPT SwitchLocktray Gray SRT ModeTimeout Normal Smet PAP.TYPEThick WET Transp Menu CLR Bind Fuser CleanDUP.TOP DUP.LEFT Fontlist Symbol Roman DesktopSelftest Demopage Typeface Courier LinesPitch PT.SIZE Font List PS.ERRORBaudrate ROBU.XON Network Menu TCP/IP OFF Reset NICDhcp YES CFG Adrs Bootp CFG NET YES CFG Nwar YES Update YESBoot SVR Unix Windows Factory Default Configuring Network setting for PortThru Resetting PortThru Network Menu Press On Line/Continue. Offline appears on the display Upgrading Firmware In Front Panel Restoring Factory Defaults Upgrading the Firmware in a Unix Environment Setting Unix as Bootp server Front Panel of the printer Upgrading the Firmware in Abnormal CasesSyncThru Reset printer and the firmware will be upgraded Print Media Loading Paper Using the Multi-Purpose Tray Loading Paper Using the Manual Feed For Multi-Purpose tray Letterhead / Prepunched Paper Printing information Envelopes Down side, refer to the figure Label guidelines Label Transparencies guidelines Transparencies Memo Printing Tasks Details Using Features in the Printer DriverWith Windows 95/98/NT 4.0/2000 Sharing Paper Tab Using the Printer Driver Different Soruce for First CopiesPaper Orientation Graphic Tab Graphic Mode ResolutionSRT Mode Toner Save Mode Output Tab Duplex Pages per SheetMultiple Images Printer Memory Printer Tab Overlay Tab Load Overlay Overlay ListCreate Overlay Watermark Tab Edit Message Place the paper against the left side of the Tray See Printing Both Sides of Paper Menu Setting Paper Orientation for Printing both sides of Paper Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet of Paper N-Up Printing Printing Booklets Printing on Different Paper for the First Fitting Your Document To a Selected Paper Size Printing Posters Printing Poster Your Printeri Toner cartridge storage Toner Cartridge Redistributing Toner If the print remains light To clean your printer, proceed as follows Cleaning the Printer Cleaning the Printer Cleaning LSU Memo Probleml Solvingl Paper Jam Locations Clearing Paper Jams Clearing Paper Jams Check 3 JAM ‘PAPER JAM1 ’ or CheckCheck 2 JAM Check 2 Duplex JAM ‘DUPLEX JAM 1’ orCheck Message Meaning and Requried Action Error Messages Error Messages Error Messages Select File Default Printer General Printing Problems Poor Print Quality Select ‘FUSER CLEAN’ in the JOB Menu Network Problems PSPostScript Problems Macintosh Problems Appendix a Specificationsi i Controller Printer Specifications Cable Enginge Others Characteristic DescriptionPaper Handling Environment Paper Paper size Tray1 Paper SpecificationsAcceptable paper size for all trays Supported Types of Paper Guidelines for Using Paper Guide Installing LaserWriter Printer Driver Setting Up Your PrinterInstalling Software Installing Serial/LocalTalk Option Card Installing the PS Driver LocalTalk, the Samsung ML-7300 printer Installing Software Printing from Macintosh Printing with a Macintosh Reduce or Enlarge Setup Dialog BoxPaper Layout Visual Effects Print Dialog Box Print Features Print Options Features PostScripti Driveri Installing PS Driver Click Install the Samsung Software-II on your PC PostScript Installing PS Driver Select Printer Properties Selecting the Default Printer Usingi thePrinteri onaNetwork Printing Across a Network Locally SharedNetwork-Connect Setting Up Client PC Setting Up Host Computer Setting Up a Network-Connected Printer Installinglli Click Make your own Diskette set of software Making Installation Diskettes Click Copy all disk images Making Installation Diskettes Installing Software from Diskettes Options Discharge Static Electricity PrecautionsDisconnect The Power Cord Preparations Closing The Printer Cover Understanding the Printer Control Board Printer Memory Dram Simm Features for Upgrade Printer Memory Removing the Printer Memory Option Network Option Card Package Contents Installing Procedure Result The two connectors should fit snugly together Powering Up Connecting a Printer to the Network Installing Serial/LocalTalk or Serial/IrDA option card Installing Serial/LocalTark or Serial/IrDA option card Serial/LocalTalk Connecting the LocalTalk Cable Serial/IrDA Connecting the Infrared Apapter Using the Infrared Apapter Optional Tray Loading the plain Paper into the Optional Tray Printer Option F.19 Paper loaded Size indicated On the bottom Loading the envelopes into the Optional Tray Click Set the source item to Default Value or Optional TrayPaper Source Selection Use PCL driver to select the tray you wish to print Printer Option F.23 Appendix G Using your Printer in Linux Mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom Linux Driver InstallationInstallation Linux Driver Installation Memo Index Index III Index Index