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NIC F
EATURES
When the NIC is installed in the printer there will be two
green status lights (LEDs) visible on the Interface Panel.
Below is an explanation on what those lights indicate.
Instructions are also given on how to reset the NIC to its
factory default settings.
NIC Status Lights
The light patterns for the NIC operation are as follows:
Upper Green light is on solid: This shows normal
operation. The printer's LAN connection is established.
If the Upper Green Light is not lit, the LAN connection is
not established.
Lower Green light blinks continuously: This shows
the printer is available and ready to process a print job.
Upper Green Light
Lower Green Light
Resetting the NIC
There may be times when you will want to reset the NIC.
This should be done when the printer is moved to a different
network or when you are setting up peer-to-peer printing.
When the NIC is reset to its factory default settings, data such
as names and IP addresses will be lost. However, the NIC's
serial number and Network Address will not be lost. The
NIC can be reset by following the steps below.
1.
Turn OFF the power to the printer.
2.
Press the GO/Continue and Cancel Job buttons on the
printer's Operator Panel and turn the printer back ON.
3.
The LEDs will all blink three times and then the LEDs
will cycle once (approx. 4 seconds). This will reset the
printer to its factory default settings, but NOT the NIC to
its factory default settings. Do not release the buttons.
4.
Continue to press the two buttons until the LEDs all
blink three times. Then, wait until the LEDs cycle once
more (approx. 20 seconds).
5.
Release the two buttons and both the NIC and the printer
will be reset to their factory default settings.
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