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To select the correct driver the following information is required:
1. Fuji Xerox Machine Model
The machine model can be found by looking at the following locations:
- On the top of the machine, on or near the front panel.
- On the front of the machine near the top.
- On the front of the machine in the middle.
2. Computer Operating System
There are many different drivers available for the operating systems which are currently being used by Fuji Xerox customers.
It is important to determine the correct operating system and version you are using, as there are significant differences between them.
This will affect which driver should be installed.
Common types of operating system are: Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix and Novell. Examples of operating system versions are Windows XP,
Windows Vista or Mac OSX.
3. The Computer Operating System Bit Size
Windows drivers are developed to correspond directly with the architecture of the operating system, which are available in 8-bit, 16-bit,
32-bit, and 64-bit. If using a Windows Operating System, it is important to determine the correct operating system bit size,
as it will dictate what driver that should be installed.
4. Driver Type
There are two types of drivers available to be configured with Fuji Xerox machines:
- PCL or Printer Control Language, which is a widely used printing language, supported by many different operating
systems and considered the industry standard. A PCL driver is generally best for everyday, text-based office documents.
Fuji Xerox machines are supported by later versions of PCL.
- PS or PostScript is primarily suited to large PDF or other image-heavy production documents.
A PS driver generally produces more detailed graphic objects. A PostScript chip must be installed in the Fuji Xerox machine
for the Postscript driver to function.
Note: WHQL or
Windows Hardware Quality Labs Printer drivers are 'Certified for Windows'.
WHQL Printer drivers are tested by Microsoft to ensure compatibility and are available for PCL and
PS drivers.
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