Mac OS X 10.4

I - Ethernet over USB

1 - Installation

Open the “dmg” file “USBCDC-OS10_4-Installer.dmg” located in the “CDC ECM” folder. The package should be visible.

Double click on the “USB-CDC104-Drivers.pkg” to launch the installation. Follow the assistant to complete the installation.

2 - Configuration

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac open the "System Preferences" panel and select the "Network"

category. A window will appear.

Note the name of the new interface (en1 in the screenshot above). Click on OK. In the "Show:" drop box select "Network Port

Configurations". Select the new interface and drag it to the beginning of the list

Click on the "Apply Now" button and close the "System Preferences" panel.

II - Printer

Install the "LaserSFx-PCL6.pkg" package if you have the MFP with LAN connector; install the "LaserSFX.pkg" package for the

others.

1 - USB connection

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac, open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax”

category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “Default Browser” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. A printer is shown in the list

of printers. Select it. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on

“OEM”. A new list should be visible in the bottom of the window.

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, and click on the “Add” button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

2 - Network connection

Connect your printer to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax” category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “IP Printer” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. In the “Address” field write the IP

address of the printer. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on

“OEM”. A new list should be visible in the bottom of the window.

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, and click on the “Add” button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

III - Scanner

Install the “ScannerSFX.pkg” package.

1 - USB connection

Connecting the MFP and launching your favorite scanning program will do.

2 - Network connection

Connect your MFP to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open a terminal and type:

$ sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /usr/local/etc/sane.d/sfx.conf

Your password will be prompted, enter it. The scanner configuration file will be displayed.

Create a new line at any position in the file and write a line in the format:

LAN <IP Address>

Change “<IP Address>” by the IP address of the MFP. An example is shown below:

Save the file and quit TextEdit. Launch your favorite scanning program to use the scanner.

Mac OS X 10.5

I - Ethernet over USB

1 - Installation

Open the “dmg” file “USBCDC-OS10_5-Installer.dmg” located in the “CDC ECM” folder. The package should be visible.

Double click on the “USB-CDC105-Drivers.pkg” to launch the installation. Follow the assistant to complete the installation.

2 - Configuration

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac the folowing dialog is shown.

Click on “Network Preferences…” button, the “Network” category in the “System Preferences” will be shown.

A new network interface is added; note its name (en2 in the above screenshot).

Click on the wheel button in the bottom of the interfaces list and select “Set Service Order…” in the menu shown. A sheet

is shown at the top of the window with the list of the network interfaces. The newest interface is at the bottom (compare its name

with the name noted above). Hold and drag it to the top of the list, and, then, click on OK.

After returning to the “Network” panel, click on the “Apply” button. The interface will change its position to be at the top and will

have and IP address in the form 169.254.x.x (where the x’s are numbers).

II - Printer

Install the "LaserSFx-PCL6.pkg" package if you have the MFP with LAN connector; install the "LaserSFX.pkg" package for the

others.

1 - USB connection

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac, open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax”

category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “Default” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. A printer is shown in the list of

printers. Select it. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on

“Select a driver to use”. A new list should be visible in the bottom of the window. In the search field, type “oem” (without the

quotes).

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, and click on the “Add” button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

2 - Network connection

Connect your printer to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax” category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “IP” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. In the “Address” field write the IP address

of the printer. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on “Select

a driver to use”. A new list should be visible in the bottom of the window. In the search field, type “oem” (without the quotes).

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, and click on the “Add” button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

III - Scanner

Install the “ScannerSFX.pkg” package.

1 - USB connection

Connecting the MFP and launching your favorite scanning program will do.

2 - Network connection

Connect your MFP to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open a terminal and type:

$ sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /usr/local/etc/sane.d/sfx.conf

Your password will be prompted, enter it. The scanner configuration file will be displayed.

Create a new line at any position in the file and write a line in the format:

LAN <IP Address>

Change “<IP Address>” by the IP address of the MFP. An example is shown below:

Save the file and quit TextEdit. Launch your favorite scanning program to use the scanner.

Mac OS X 10.6

I - Ethernet over USB

1 - Installation

Open the “dmg” file “USBCDC-OS10_6-Installer.dmg” located in the “CDC ECM” folder. The package should be visible.

Double click on the “USB-CDC106-Drivers.pkg” to launch the installation. Follow the assistant to complete the installation.

2 - Configuration

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac the folowing dialog is shown.

Click on “Network Preferences…” button, the “Network” category in the “System Preferences” will be shown.

A new network interface is added; note its name (en2 in the above screenshot).

Click on the wheel button in the bottom of the interfaces list and select “Set Service Order…” in the menu shown. A sheet

is shown at the top of the window with the list of the network interfaces. Hold and drag the new interface to the top of the list,

and, then, click on OK.

After returning to the “Network” panel, click on the “Apply” button. The interface will change its position to be at the top and will

have and IP address in the form 169.254.x.x (where the x’s are numbers).

II - Printer

Install the "LaserSFx-PCL6.pkg" package if you have the MFP with LAN connector; install the "LaserSFX.pkg" package for the

others.

1 - USB connection

After connecting the USB cable from the MFP to the Mac, open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax”

category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “Default” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. A printer is shown in the list of

printers. Select it. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on

“Select Printer Software”. A new window should be visible. In the search field, type “oem” (without the quotes).

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, click on the “OK” button. Finally click

on the "Add" button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

2 - Network connection

Connect your printer to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open the “System Preferences” panel and select “Print & Fax” category.

Click on “+” button to add a new printer.

If not already selected, select the “IP” button in the toolbox at the top of the window. In the “Address” field write the IP address

of the printer. Fill the “Name” field with what you would like to name the new printer. In the “Print Using” drop box click on “Select

Printer Software”.A new window should be visible. In the search field, type “oem” (without the quotes).

Select "Laser SFx PCL6" for the MFP with LAN connector and "Laser SFX" for the others, click on the “OK” button. Finally click

on the "Add" button.

Your printer is now configured and ready to be used.

III - Scanner

Install the “ScannerSFX.pkg” package.

1 - USB connection

Connecting the MFP and launching your favorite scanning program will do.

2 - Network connection

Connect your MFP to a wired network for the MFP with LAN connector or to a wireless network for the others if supported.

Open a terminal and type:

$ sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /usr/local/etc/sane.d/sfx.conf

Your password will be prompted, enter it. The scanner configuration file will be displayed.

Create a new line at any position in the file and write a line in the format:

LAN <IP Address>

Change “<IP Address>” by the IP address of the MFP. An example is shown below:

Save the file and quit TextEdit. Launch your favorite scanning program to use the scanner.