Operating Environment

For users of printers supporting NetWare queue-based printing
For users of printers not supporting NetWare queue-based printing

The network interface supports the following environments.

For users of printers supporting NetWare queue-based printing

OS	Version	Protocol
Windows 98 SE	-	TCP/IP (using EpsonNet Print)
		ipp (using EpsonNet Internet Print)
		NetBEUI
Windows Me	-	TCP/IP (using EpsonNet Print)
		ipp
		NetBEUI
Windows XP (Home, Professional) Windows 2000 (Professional, server)	-	TCP/IP (using lpr, Standard TCP/IP Port, or EpsonNet Print)
		ipp
Macintosh	Mac OS X 10.2.4 or later	Rendezvous
		TCP/IP
		AppleTalk
	Mac OS X 10.2 or later	TCP/IP
		AppleTalk
NetWare	3.x	Bindery mode
	4.x/IntranetWare	NDS mode
		Bindery emulation mode
	5.x/6.x	NDS Queue-based print system
		NDPS

Note:

The multi-user environment of Mac OS 9 is not supported. If you use the printer in a dial-up router environment, you must set an IP address for the printer. Make sure the IP address is suitable for the segment; an incorrect IP address may generate unexpected dial-up.

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For users of printers not supporting NetWare queue-based printing

OS	Version	Protocol
Windows 98 SE	-	TCP/IP (using EpsonNet Print)
		ipp (using EpsonNet Internet Print)
		NetBEUI
Windows Me	-	TCP/IP (using EpsonNet Print)
		ipp
		NetBEUI
Windows XP (Home, Professional) Windows 2000 (Professional, server)	-	TCP/IP (using lpr, Standard TCP/IP Port, or EpsonNet Print)
		ipp
Macintosh	Mac OS X 10.2.4 or later	Rendezvous
		TCP/IP
		AppleTalk
	Mac OS X 10.2 or later	TCP/IP
		AppleTalk
NetWare	5.x/6.x	NDPS (using EpsonNet NDPS Gateway)

Note:

The multi-user environment of Mac OS 9 is not supported. If you use the printer in a dial-up router environment, you must set an IP address for the printer. Make sure the IP address is suitable for the segment; an incorrect IP address may generate unexpected dial-up.

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