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The version of each module is indicated as "x.xx-x".
Before installing this driver, CUPS must be installed and started on the operating system. Also make sure that printers can be added and enabled by various services, according to the security level that has been set.
Because this printer driver uses the CAPT filter, Ghostscript needs to be installed and updated according to the system environment. Obtain a Ghostscript module from the website of each operating system's distributor in advance, according to the system environment.
If Canon CAPT Printer Driver for Linux Version 1.01 or later is installed, you can update the existing driver without uninstalling it. For details about updating the printer driver, refer to "Updating the Printer Driver" of "2. Installing/Uninstalling the Printer Driver".
To check the version of the printer driver you are using, refer to "Checking the Driver Version" in the "Appendix".
You cannot print with this printer driver if LBP-1210 is being used in parallel connection.
If you want to use LBP3310/5100/5300/3500/3300/5000 on a network, you need to set the IP address for the network board before installing the printer driver. For details on setting the IP address for the network board, see "Specifying the IP Address for the Network Board" in "Appendix".
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When you execute the rpm command from a directory, specify the path or use the cd command to change the current directory to the directory containing the printer driver files.
For details about the rpm command, enter "man rpm" with the terminal software, such as GNOME Terminal.
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Do not register the printer using the "lpadmin" command before restarting CUPS.
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For the PPD file corresponding to your printer, refer to "Supported Canon Products" of "1. Introduction".
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Depending on the distribution you are using, "/dev/usblp*" may be displayed in [Printer Device Path].
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In a LAN environment where IP addresses have been assigned, if the status of the printer cannot be displayed, the CUPS security settings must be changed. Add the set IP address to the following items in the cupsd.conf file (/etc/cups/cupsd.conf), and restart CUPS.
<Location />
<Location /admin> Example:
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<Location /> Order Deny,Allow Deny From All Allow From 127.0.0.1 Allow From XXX.XXX.XXX. (Substitute the set IP address here.) </Location> : <Location /admin> : Order Deny,Allow Deny From All Allow From 127.0.0.1 Allow From XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (Substitute the set IP address here.) : </Location> For information about the security settings for networks, refer to the "CUPS Software Administrators Manual" at http://www.cups.org/sam.html.
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It would be convenient to set ccpd daemon to start automatically when Linux starts up.
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