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2
Set the subnet mask address.
The subnet mask allows you to limit access to your printer (for example,
departmental divisions). The following table shows some examples.
Subnet Mask
000.000.000.000
255.255.255.xxx
3
Set the router/gateway address.
If you have a router/gateway in your network and you allow users outside
your network environment to print on your printer, you may need to enter
the router/gateway's IP address here.
4
If needed, configure additional printer settings, and then reboot the
printer.
Although the settings mentioned above are sufficient for normal opera-
tion, you might want to change other settings in the TCP/IP menu to
accommodate your local requirements. When you are finished making
changes, reboot your printer.
After all printer settings are performed, you must reboot your
printer to make sure the changes take effect.
5
Connect your printer to the network.
Attach your printer to the network by
plugging the network RJ45 connector
into the RJ45 receptacle on the inter-
face panel of your printer.
If you experience problems locating the
printer on your network, see "Checking
TCP/IP Connections" on page 28.
6
Install the Crown Print Monitor+. (See
"Installing the Crown Print Monitor+" on
page 118 for more information.)
Network Connections
User Access
No limitations (default)
Only users (PCs) having an IP address of
255.255.255.xxx have access to the printer
(the last triplet of the address xxx, doesn't
affect access and can be any value).
What's a Print Monitor?
A print monitor is software
that enables the
connection between soft-
ware applications and the
network port on your PC.
While some versions of Win-
dows come with a print moni-
tor, the Crown Print Monitor+
that came with your printer
was designed specifically for
your printer. It allows the
transportation of print data
using TCP/IP protocol for
serverless printing.
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