On 2020-7-17 9:36, Paul wrote:
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Â*Â* 1) Use "Add Printer" interface.

Â*Â* 2) When it asks for an install file location, browse to
Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* where "X-GPD_5.469.9.0_PCL6_32_Driver.inf" folder is located.

Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* It should grab x2UNIVX.inf, since that's the only one I see at
Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* the top level, and it has a long list of printer names in it.

I had tried "Add printer" wizard and selected x2UNIVX.inf which shows
error like "the driver is not compatible with current version of Windows
or is not applicable." But I tried another option just now, that is, do
not choose "network printer" in the wizard, instead, choose "local", but
use a newly created "standard tcp/ip port" in the next step, and then
the installation could continue, files are copied, until "print test
page" failed. But the new Xerox Global Printer is there installed.

So I think maybe S2110 is truly not compatible with the "global" driver,
but next time if a compatible printer is connected to that IP address, I
think it would work normally.

Now I wonder, what is the difference of installing a network printer and
a local printer to a tcp/ip port?

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