Identifying Your Printer Configuration If necessary, use the decision table below (start from the top and move downward) in order to determine which procedure(s) in this document to use for printer configuration. Is this printer intended to be available to applications other than mvBase (either now or in the future)? If Yes, then this is a... If No, then this is a... Windows Printer (See the columns MultiValue Printer (See the columns below) If the If the printer If either If the If the Telnet If the printer is is type of printer printer printer configured configured Windows connects to client connects on the remotely, printer the mvBase connects to to a local and is able will be Workstation the mvBase terminal system, to be shared mapped via a COM Workstation via its then this is for use by to port, then via a TCP AUX port, a... this mvBase mvBase this is a... port, then and is Workstation, using an this is a... defined then this is mvTerm using the AUX-ON a... session, TCL then this command, is an... then this is an... Local Network mvTerm MultiValue MultiValue AUX Port Windows Windows Auxiliary COM Port Telnet Auxiliary Printer Printer Printer Printer Printer Printer Client See . See . See . See . See . For additional information about any of these six types of mvBase printers, proceed directly to the appropriate set on Setting Up ... procedures. Setting Up Windows Printers for mvBase As explained in the introduction of this document, Windows printers are first configured for use in the Windows operating system. This includes installation of a printer driver. Such printers must display in the Windows Printers utility before they can be configured for mvBase. See if required prior to proceeding with this topic.
Identifying Your Printer Configuration If necessary, use the decision table below (start from the top and move downward) in order to determine which procedure(s) in this document to use for printer configuration. Is this printer intended to be available to applications other than mvBase (either now or in the future)? If Yes, then this is a... If No, then this is a... Windows Printer (See the columns below) MultiValue Printer (See the columns If the printer is configured on the local system, then this is a... If the printer is configured remotely, and is able to be shared for use by this mvBase Workstation, then this is a... If either type of Windows printer will be mapped to mvBase using an mvTerm session, then this is an... If the printer connects to the mvBase Workstation via a COM port, then this is a... If the Telnet printer client connects to the mvBase Workstation via a TCP port, then this is a... If the printer connects to a terminal via its AUX port, and is defined using the AUX-ON TCL command, then this is an... Local Windows Printer Network Windows Printer mvTerm Auxiliary Printer MultiValue COM Port Printer MultiValue Telnet Printer Client AUX Port Auxiliary Printer See . See . See . See . See . For additional information about any of these six types of mvBase printers, proceed directly to the appropriate set on Setting Up ... procedures. Setting Up Windows Printers for mvBase As explained in the introduction of this document, Windows printers are first configured for use in the Windows operating system. This includes installation of a printer driver. Such printers must display in the Windows Printers utility before they can be configured for mvBase. See if required prior to proceeding with this topic.
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