Specifications

PRINTER DRIVER INSTALLATION
Section 1-2
Windows 2000/XP
• Power ON your PC. If your PC is already ON, close all programs.
• Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.
• Click Add Printer. When the Add Printer Wizard dialog box appears click Next.
• Choose Local Printer attached to this computer and deselect (uncheck) Automatically detect and
install my Plug & Play Printer and then click Next.
• Use the following Port (LPT1) should already be selected. We recommend the use of this port. If the
system is connected to a different port, choose the correct port from the dropdown list and click Next.
• Click Have Disk, insert the printer driver CD-ROM, which can be found in a sleeve attached to the
rear cover of this manual, and then click Browse. Locate the ULS2000.inf file in the
\WIN2000_XP_Vxxxx\ folder (where xxxx is the version number), click Open, and then click OK.
• When the list of printers appears, choose your model from the list. If you are unsure of your model’s
name, turn on the laser system and the model name will appear in the control panel display while the
system is initializing or the model name can also be found engraved on the serial tag found on the
backside of the machine. Click Next.
• The Name your printer dialog box will appear. You may rename the printer if you like, however, we
suggest that you leave the name unchanged or simply add a word or two after the name (keeping the
name, including blank spaces, under 31 characters). Choose to whether or not you would like it to be
your default printer and then click Next.
• The Printer Sharing dialog box will appear. Unless you are planning to share the laser system on a
network, select Do not share this printer. Please consult your network administrator if you would like
to share the laser system on your network.
• Select No to Do you want to print a test page and then click Next.
• Click Finish to close the wizard. When the Windows Logo Testing warning appears click Continue
Anyway.
• After the driver finishes installation, store your printer driver disk in a safe place for future reference.