If your SCSI hard disk is formatted, it only needs to be initialized. Use this procedure to initialize the hard disk.

If your SCSI hard disk is not formatted, refer to Formatting a SCSI hard disk for formatting and initializing instructions.

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• Macintosh users

• PC and workstation users

1. See Installing the Macintosh utility files to install the printer's software.

2. Locate the Apple Printer Utility in the PhaserTools folder on your hard disk, and double-click its icon to start the application.

3. In the Printer Selector dialog box, make the following selections:
   1. Under AppleTalk Zones, select your printer's zone location.

   2. Under Printers, select your Phaser 350 printer.

   3. Click Open Printer.

      A dialog box appears with the selected zone and printer name at the top.

4. From the File menu, select Send PostScript File. The Select the PostScript files to download dialog box appears.

5. Select the folder location of the PostScript file or files you want to download to the printer.

6. Select the Initialize Printer Disks file and click Add.

7. Click Send to download the file to the printer.

8. At the prompt Save PostScript output as you are asked for a file name for saving printer output. Use the default name given in the edit box or type in a new name. (Printer output includes status messages generated by the printer reporting such conditions as out of paper.)

9. Click Save.

10. If no output is returned by the printer, the Apple Printer Utility displays a dialog box; click Continue.

    If output is returned by the printer, you won't see this dialog box; check your hard disk for the file created by the utility for the printer's output.

1. See Installing the PC utility files to install the printer's software.

2. Locate the printer's utility files in a PHSR350 directory, inside a PHSRTOOL directory created on your hard disk by the printer's installer.

3. Use one of the following methods to send the INITDISK.PS file to the printer:
   • PC users: Use the DOS COPY command to send the file to the printer. (Windows 3.1 users can also use the Copy command in the File Manager.)

   • Workstation users: Send the file to the printer as you would any PostScript file.