Powering The Imagepress Server On Or Off - Canon imagePRESS Server G200 Configuration And Setup

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Table Of Contents

Table of Contents

Important: For the connection between the imagePRESS Server and the printer, only use the shielded Ethernet

cable provided with the imagePRESS Server. Do not use an unshielded cable.

Important: When the imagePRESS Server is in use, do not disconnect the network cable connected to the

printer or disable the network functions.

Note: As an option, you can configure a Windows computer to act as a print server between the imagePRESS Server

and the client Windows computers. The client computers then print to the imagePRESS Server by printing to the

print server, and you can monitor and control printing at the network server.

To configure a Windows print server, install the imagePRESS Server printer driver on the Windows server, then

share the queues with network users. Make sure that the printer driver is updated as required. For information about

configuring a Windows print server, see the Windows documentation.

1 Review the imagePRESS Server requirements information to ensure the client computer requirements and other

requirements are met.

2 Confirm the imagePRESS Server network port (RJ-45 connector) is connected to a live network node.

3 Make sure all the imagePRESS Server cables are firmly seated.

4 Use the Fiery Setup Wizard to perform initial setup of the imagePRESS Server.

Note: If the settings are reset to factory defaults at any point, the server automatically reboots to identify the

printer model. During this process, the Fiery logo on the printer control panel briefly disappears and reappears.

5 Plan the levels of user access and set up the required accounts.

6 Review the server and network settings and customize as required for compatibility with your network and

printing environment.

Note: If the local workflow or network environment changes after the imagePRESS Server set up is complete, we

recommend reviewing the imagePRESS Server configuration settings again.

7 Review the imagePRESS Server job processing and printing settings and customize as required.

8 Plan the management of software updates and system backups.

9 Prepare the client computers by installing the imagePRESS Server printer driver and the imagePRESS Server

utilities (including Command WorkStation).

10 Print a variety of test pages to confirm that printing is working as expected.