What to do if Oki Printer says please reboot printer?
If your Oki Printer displays 'Please reboot printer,' switch off the printer, then switch it on again. This will resolve errors occurring in the NetWare interface.
Why am I getting no notification of Oki B6200 errors?
If you're not receiving notifications for Oki Printer errors, ensure your user name and group name are registered in the Notify Candidate List of the print server. Register them in the Notify section.
Why is there no end-of-job notification from Oki B6200?
If you're not getting end-of-job notifications from your Oki Printer, specify the NOTIFY option when sending jobs from your computer. Also, make sure the NetWare CASTON utility is executed on the computer, not the CASTOFF utility.
Why has the name of my Oki B6200 been changed?
If the name of your Oki Printer has changed, it's possible the AppleTalk function is changing it because it detects another printer with the same name on the network. To fix this, change the name of your printer or the other printer to avoid duplicate names.
Why does Oki B6200 Printer not appear in Chooser?
If the Oki Printer does not appear in Chooser, it might be set up as a slave of the Apple Share Print Server or Windows NT Server, and its NBP entity name has been changed from LaserWriter. If the printer's NBP entity name type has been changed, open the printer using the Apple Share Print Server or Windows NT Server. Also, ensure the network is correctly connected. If the printer is off or the network cable is faulty, it cannot be found.
How to fix Oki B6200 Printer if unable to obtain desired print results?
To obtain desired print results from your Oki Printer, ensure that PostScript and AdobePS are set up as the print language for the printer and printer driver, respectively.
General| Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
|---|---|
| Processor | 200 MHz |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Parallel |
| Memory | 32 MB (expandable to 288 MB) |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows |
| Print Technology | LED |
Information about necessary knowledge before using the printer, covering hardware, software, and network operations.
Defines common icons, terms, and formatting conventions used throughout the user guide.
Details the supported operating systems and network environments for printer connectivity and protocols.
Explains how to install and configure printing via LPD or Port9100 protocol for Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003.
Details the network configuration for LPD and Port9100 protocols, including IP address setup.
Lists the computers that support printing via LPD or Port9100, specifying OS and protocol.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the printer and computer for LPD or Port9100 printing.
Procedure for creating a shared printer and setting up the computer for network printing.
Procedure for creating a shared printer on Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003 for network access.
Instructions for configuring printer sharing on Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003, using Windows XP as an example.
Steps for setting up printing on Windows 95/98/Me by connecting to a shared printer.
Guide for installing and configuring printing using the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP).
Explains printer support for IPP and the network configuration for printing via the Internet.
Lists computers that support Internet printing, including OS and service/client details.
Instructions for installing the printer driver on a computer for various operating systems.
Step-by-step guide to install the PCL printer driver on Windows XP for Internet printing.
Procedure to install the printer driver on Windows Me for Internet printing using the Add Printer Wizard.
Explains the process of connecting a printer to a Windows network using the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.
Details SMB protocol support and transport protocols (NetBEUI, TCP/IP) for direct printing.
Lists computers supporting SMB printing, specifying OS and protocol requirements.
Procedure for setting up the printer and computer for SMB printing, including enabling the SMB port.
Guide on how to modify the printer's SMB settings by editing the config.txt file.
Details the format and parameters available for configuring the printer via the config.txt file.
Enables automatic downloading of printer drivers to Windows 95/98/Me computers.
Steps to prepare for auto driver downloading, requiring administrator privileges.
Explains how to use the auto driver downloading feature to install the printer driver on Windows 98.
Explains the installation process for connecting a printer to a Novell NetWare network.
Details printer compatibility with Novell NetWare versions and PServer mode functionality.
Specifies the required environments for NetWare servers and client computers.
Details supported Ethernet interfaces and IPX/SPX frame types for NetWare connectivity.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up the printer and NetWare environment for printing.
Explains the installation procedure for printing from a UNIX computer using LPD protocol.
Details the use of Line Printer Daemon Protocol (LPD) with TCP/IP for UNIX network printing.
Identifies target computers for UNIX printing, compatible with RFC 1179 Line Printer Daemon Protocol.
Lists the interfaces on which the printer LPD is available (Ethernet 100BaseTX, 10Base-T).
Step-by-step procedure for setting up the printer for UNIX printing.
Explains settings for SunOS, HP-UX, and Solaris workstations for printing.
Checks to perform before setting up the workstation, including OS variations and superuser authority.
Explains how printer names relate to print languages/modes for UNIX printing.
Provides examples of printer settings for SunOS 4.1.4, including PostScript language configuration.
Shows examples of printer settings for Solaris 2.X, including PostScript and logical printer configurations.
Illustrates printer settings for HP-UX 11.0, covering PostScript language and logical printer setup.
Details the 'lpr' command for printing files from SunOS workstations, including command format and options.
Explains the command options for 'lpr', such as -P Printer name, -# No. of copies, and -C option.
Notes on limitations and precautions when using the 'lpr' command, such as file limits.
Describes the 'lprm' command used to delete print data from the queue, including command format and options.
Explains the 'lpq' command for inquiring about printer status and print job queues.
Details the 'lp' command for printing files from HP-UX or Solaris workstations, including command format and options.
Explains the 'cancel' command to delete print data from the queue, covering command options and precautions.
Describes the 'lpstat' command for inquiring about printer status, including command options and precautions.
Explains the functions and printing operations affected by the -C option in the 'lpr' command.
Details the items that can be set up using the -C option for the 'lpr' command.
Details how to specify paper size or tray for printing using the -C option.
Specifies parameters for selecting the paper output tray (rear or center).
Lists parameters for selecting paper types like plain, heavy weight, or transparency.
Details parameters for specifying duplex (2-sided) or simplex (1-sided) printing.
Defines parameters for specifying paper size and binding type for 2-sided printing.
Specifies the parameter for sorting prints electronically.
Lists parameters for specifying color and print modes, noting color setting is unavailable.
Explains how to specify output format using the -C option with multiple parameters.
Explains the installation procedure for printing from a Macintosh computer using EtherTalk and LPD.
Details printer support for EtherTalk and LPD protocols for Macintosh printing.
Lists supported Macintosh OS versions for printing, including Mac OS 8.6 through X.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the printer and Macintosh for printing.
Tool to set printer's IP address, search network for printers, and set IP via MAC address.
Utility to set or change initial settings for NetWare server and printer environments.
Tool to monitor network printer status via an icon or dialog box on the computer.
Lists operating systems and printer requirements for using Simple Status Notification (SSN).
Step-by-step guide for using Simple Status Notification (SSN) on Windows XP.
Explains the meaning of different icon colors used by SSN to indicate printer status.
Instructions to set up SSN to automatically monitor printers upon Windows startup.
Overview of SSN features, including dialog box options and TCP/IP search functionality.
Describes actions available from the printer icon menu, including displaying status and activating OkiWebRemote.
Precautions and limitations for using the printer with TCP/IP, covering setup and operations.
Precautions for setting up IP addresses for the printer and computer in a TCP/IP environment.
Precautions for setting up computers for TCP/IP printing, especially for UNIX workstations.
Notes on printer behavior when power is switched off or on, depending on spool mode settings.
Precautions for printing from Windows, including issues with spool mode and print data size.
Notes on printing from UNIX, including spool mode limitations and file handling.
Precautions regarding deleting print jobs, including file by file deletion and workstation limitations.
Precautions for inquiring about printer status, including file name truncation and job number display.
General precautions for IP address changes and printer spool operations.
Precautions and limitations for using the printer with SMB, covering setup and operations.
Precautions for setting up IP addresses and SMB ports, and memory size for SMB printing.
Precautions for setting up computers for SMB printing, including IP address and NIS considerations.
Notes on printer behavior when power is switched off or on for SMB spool modes.
Precautions for printing with SMB spool modes and when the printer is offline.
Notes on deleting jobs in Windows NT 4.0, especially when Service Pack is not installed.
Precautions and limitations for using the printer with NetWare, covering setup and operations.
Precautions and limitations regarding device names, tree, file server, context, and print server names for NetWare.
Notes on setting up NetWare NDS and Bindery environments, including limits on servers, queues, and users.
Precautions for printing using TCP/IP and NetWare 5.1, and considerations for Windows applications.
Details printer features applicable when using NWADMIN or PCONSOLE, indicating port status.
Troubleshooting guide for TCP/IP printing issues on Windows and UNIX systems.
Troubleshooting for printing issues in Windows 95/98/Me over TCP/IP, covering network errors and spool errors.
Troubleshooting for printing issues in Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003, covering printer not printing and result issues.
Troubleshooting steps for when the printer is not printing under Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003 due to IP address or spool limits.
Troubleshooting for incorrect print results due to mismatched print language or incorrect printer driver.
Troubleshooting for printing issues in UNIX, covering printer not printing and result issues.
Troubleshooting for printing issues in UNIX, covering incorrect IP, network errors, and offline status.
Troubleshooting for incorrect print results in UNIX due to print language mismatch or data format.
Troubleshooting guide for SMB printing issues, covering printer not found and printer not printing.
Troubleshooting steps when the printer is not found in SMB network, covering protocol differences and host name issues.
Troubleshooting for printers not printing via SMB due to connection limits or processing other jobs.
Steps to resolve issues when documents cannot be deleted from the printer window.
Troubleshooting for auto driver downloading failures, related to config.txt settings and folder structures.
Troubleshooting guide for NetWare printing issues, covering printer not printing and result issues.
Troubleshooting NetWare printing issues related to frame types, network breakdowns, and user/group registration.
Troubleshooting steps for the 'Please reboot printer' message related to NetWare interface errors.
Troubleshooting for incorrect print results in NetWare due to print language mismatch.
Information on causes and solutions when no error messages are received for print instructions.
Troubleshooting for printer errors when no notifications are received, relating to Notify Candidate List.
Troubleshooting for missing end-of-job notifications, related to the NOTIFY option and CASTOFF utility.
Guide on using Telnet to set printer port and protocol configurations, including client and settings details.
Explains the environment and procedure for setting up the printer using Telnet.
Details the specific printer settings that can be confirmed or changed via Telnet menus.
Procedure for setting the printer's IP address manually or via DHCP/BOOTP/RARP servers.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the IP address via the printer's control panel.
Instructions for setting the subnet mask and gateway address via the printer's control panel.
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