How to Access Management Console from a Terminal

How to Access Management Console from a Terminal

How to Access Management Console from a Terminal

  1. Swipe a manager card to get to the Manager Menu.
  2. Select "Un-Keep Window On Top"
  3. Swipe the manager menu again, then select "Run Other Programs" and Management Console
*Note: To sign into the MC, you need a keyboard to enter the username and password. 

















Alternate way
  1. Swipe a manager card to get to the Manager Menu.
  2. Select "Terminate System"
  3. Select the Management Console icon on the Desktop or Windows Start Menu
**Note: Terminating the system will stop all printers controlled by the Terminal software


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