Connecting to a Computer
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Using EtherTalk
(For Mac OS X 10.4.0 to 10.4.11)
When connecting to the network with EtherTalk,
it is necessary to enable EtherTalk in the
machine. Then, install the driver in the computer.
The following procedure uses Mac OS X 10.4.11 as an
example. Depending on an OS, the description may be
different.
First, enable EtherTalk in the machine.
1 Ensure that your machine and the
computer are turned on and connected.
Reference
"Connecting an Ethernet Cable" P. 47
2 Press the <SETTING> key on the
operator panel.
3 Press the to select [Admin Setup],
and press .
4 Enter the administrator password.
The factory default password is "aaaaaa".
5 Select [Complete], and press .
6 Press the to select [Network Menu],
and press .
7 Press the to select [Network Setup],
and press .
8 Press the to select [EtherTalk], and
press .
9 Press the to select [Enable], and
press .
10 Press the until the top screen is
displayed.
Next, install the driver in the computer.
1 From the Apple menu, select [System
Preferences].
2 Select [Network].
3 Select [Network Port Configurations]
from [Show], and then check that
[Built-in Ethernet] is selected.
4 Select [Built-in Ethernet] from [Show]
and select the [AppleTalk] tab, and
then check that [Make AppleTalk
Active] is selected.
5 Close [Network].
6 Insert "Software DVD-ROM" in the
computer.
7 Double-click the [OKI] icon on the
desktop.
8 Double-click [Driver] folder > [PS] Or
[PCL] folder > [Installer for Mac OSX].
9 Enter the administrator password, and
then click [OK].
Follow the instructions displayed on the screen to
complete the installation.
10 From the [Go] menu, select [Utilities]
and then double-click [Printer Setup
Utility].
If [Printer Setup Utility] is already running, close it
and open it again.
OK
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