Xerox Altalink C8035 Driver

Xerox Altalink C8035 Driver:

Xerox Altalink C8035 Driver is an application used to install and configure a printer on a computer. It is an easy-to-use application with a user-friendly interface. It also supports a wide variety of features.

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1. Installation of Xerox Altalink C8035 Driver:

The Electrical and Computer Engineering department has a number of Xerox Altalink printers leased through the university. To use these on your Linux workstation you must install the Xerox driver for your system. Go to the Xerox driver download page and select either the rpm file (for RedHat and clones) or the deb file (for Ubuntu). Once installed, follow the directions on the screen.

After installation, you will need to set up the printer in the Print Preferences. The first time you open the Preferences the printer will not appear. Click the Add button towards the bottom of the window and add a new queue with a name that will help you identify it in the list. The default name is _xeroxtq1_, but you can choose any name that you like.

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2. Configuration:

The Xerox Altalink C8035 is a color multifunction printer that can print, scan and send faxes. It can also perform data entry and processing with its 10.1-inch touchscreen. The device comes with auto-duplex printing, mobile and cloud connectivity, and a paper feeder. Its monthly duty cycle is 110,000 pages.

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Select the Xerox Versalink C8035 Driver that is appropriate for your operating system. Follow the on-screen prompts to install the software. Once installation is complete, click the Finish button to close the Xerox Printer Setup window. You will notice that two print queues are created; one has the name you gave it during installation and the other looks more cryptic like _xeroxtq1_. Use the print queue that has the name you provided and ignore the other.

3. Operation:

The Xerox Altalink C8035 is a color multifunctional printer that can scan, print, send faxes, and copy simultaneously. It has a 10.1-inch touchscreen that allows you to access the device’s features and apps easily. It can also connect to your mobile devices through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

The device comes with a standard paper capacity of 3,140 sheets and has auto-duplex printing. It can also support a variety of paper sizes and types. The unit can also print documents at speeds up to 35 ppm.

To print to the Xerox Altalink C8035 from a Linux computer, first, download the driver. Then, select the option that best matches your operating system. You can select the rpm package if you are using a version of RedHat or its clones, or the deb package if you are using Ubuntu. Once the driver is downloaded, double-click it to begin the installation. After installation, you will see a new printer listed on your desktop.

4. Maintenance:

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Xerox Altalink C8035 Driver Downloads:

The Xerox Altalink C8035 printer driver package provides the V4 print driver to be installed using the Windows Add Printer Wizard. It also includes ICA Scan Drivers and TWAIN Drivers for use in MAC OS.

Support Assistant:

The Xerox Maintenance Assistant automatically detects and sends diagnostic data to Xerox, allowing problems to be solved faster – either by users with self-help tools or by Xerox support agents via remote service. This reduces callbacks and improves uptime. This feature is available to all Xerox customers. It requires a Xerox-certified LAN (Local Area Network) connection to your Xerox machine. It can be enabled or disabled by an administrator. If you have any questions about this feature, please contact the Xerox Support Center.