README file for InfoPrint Pro C900AFP printer driver for Linux
Version 1.1.4 
 
(C) Copyright InfoPrint Solutions Company 2010.  All rights reserved.


Contents

  - Overview
  - Software Requirements
  - Getting the Printer Driver
  - Install, Update and Remove the Printer Driver
  - Add a Printer
  - Automatic Updates
  - Remove a Printer
  - Known Limitations
  - InfoPrint Solution Company Service
  - Trademarks


Overview

  This printer driver works with
InfoPrint Solutions Company InfoPrint Pro C900AFP printer.

  The printer driver supports the following languages:
	enu = English
	ptb = Brazilian Portuguese
	fra = French
	deu = German
	ita = Italian
	rus = Russian
	esp = Spanish
  
  This README file contains information that you need to install the printer 
driver. It also contains information not included in the product documentation.


Software Requirements

  This printer driver requires openSuse 10.3 - 32bit system. The current 
printing system must be CUPS.  


Getting the Printer Driver

  You can get the printer driver from the InfoPrint Systems Company Home Page 
on the World Wide Web:
	http://www.infoprintsolutionscompany.com/

  The file name of the printer driver package is 
	InfoPrintProC900AFP_linuxnative_i586.rpm


Install, Update and Remove the Printer Driver
  
  The printer driver comes in an rpm package: 
	InfoPrintProC900AFP_linuxnative_i586.rpm
 
  Before installing the printer driver it is recommended that you copy the
the package to a directory (for example: /tmp/).

  Note: The files in the /tmp directory are deleted frequently, so if you
want to save the package, you might want to select another directory.

  To install the package, you need to be logged in as root and to 
issue this command:
	rpm -i InfoPrintProC900AFP_linuxnative_i586.rpm

  To update the package from the current version to a new version, 
you need to be logged in as root and to issue this command:
	rpm -U --nopreun InfoPrintProC900AFP_linuxnative_i586.rpm

  To remove the package, you need to be logged in as root and to 
issue this command:

	rpm -e InfoPrintProC900AFP 

  Make sure that before removing the package you have already removed all 
the printers installed on the system.


Add a Printer

  Before you add a printer to your system, make sure you have CUPS installed 
on your system. For more information, please visit http://www.cups.org/

  To add a printer, you need to be logged in as root and to 
issue this command:

	addInfoPrintProC900AFPPrinter.sh <language> <printer Name> <printer IP>

	<language> = enu | ptb | fra | deu | ita | rus | esp
	<printer Name> = a 32 character representing the queue name to be added
	<printer IP> = the IP of the printer

  If the printer is successfully installed, the successful installation message 
displays.


Automatic Updates

  To update a printer's settings, you need to be logged in as root 
and to issue this command:

	updateInfoPrintProC900AFPPrinter -<option> <printer Name> <printer IP>

	<option> = o|m|c|a
		o - Installable Options
		m - Media 
		c - Color Profile
		a - All the above
	<printer Name> = a 32 character representing the queue name to be added
	<printer IP> = the IP of the printer

  After the execution, an error code is returned. The error code can be 
checked with the command: 
	echo $?
  The error code returned has a corresponding message, which can be checked in 
the file /opt/InfoPrint/ProC900AFP/<LANGUAGE>/errorMsg, 
where <LANGUAGE> can have the following value:
	<LANGUAGE> = enu | ptb | fra | deu | ita | rus | esp 


Remove a Printer 

  To remove an installed printer, you need to be logged in as root 
and to issue this command:

	removeInfoPrintProC900AFPPrinter.sh <printer Name>
	
	<printer Name> = a 32 character representing the queue name to be 
	removed

  After the execution, a error code is returned. The error code can be checked
with the command: 
	echo $?
  The error code returned has a corresponding message, which can be checked in 
the file /opt/InfoPrint/ProC900AFP/<LANGUAGE>/errorMsg, 
where <LANGUAGE> can have the following value:
	<LANGUAGE> = enu | ptb | fra | deu | ita | rus | esp
  

Known Limitations

  1. When printing from an application that has its own Printing Properties 
dialog, the transmitting parameters might not work, like the "Job Name",
"Duplex", "Page Size", "Paper source". To avoid this issues, 
you can print using the command line with the desirable parameters values or 
open the CUPS Printing Properties dialog page, and before printing, set the 
desirable options. 
  2. It is recommended that "Copies" and "Collate" be set from the main 
CUPS Printing Dialog, instead of the Driver Settings page.
  3. If you are using the Adobe Reader 8 or older, some problems could happen 
in printing. It is recommended that you use the command line to print pdf files.
  4. If you are using "Pages per Sheet" please select the Infoprint Letter
media, for pages to be formatted correctly.
  5. Please note that currently the jog feature is not supported from PS data
stream. The default printing jog option set on the printer will be considered


Infoprint Solutions Company Service

  For printer service, see the InfoPrint Solutions Company Web page at: 
         http://www.infoprintsolutionscompany.com


Trademarks

These terms are trademarks or registered trademarks of 
Ricoh Co., Ltd., in theUnited States, other countries, or both:
-  InfoPrint
-  Infoprint
-  Ricoh

Adobe, the Adobe logo, PostScript, and the PostScript logo are either registered
trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States
and/or other countries.

Other company, product, or service names may be trademarks or service marks of
others. 

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