Web Server; Setting The Printer Ip Address; Obtaining A Dhcp Address - Avery Dennison SNAP 700 Operator's And Service Manual

User's Manual—SNAP™ 700 Printer

4.4 Web Server

4.4.1 Setting the Printer IP Address

1. Contact your Network Administrator to obtain a static IP address.
2. When the printer is first received, it will be in DHCP mode. When the printer is
3. To determine what the DHCP address is, print a Network ID Test Label that will
4. Using a browser such as Internet Explorer, you can access the printer's web
5. You will then enter the static IP address that you obtained from your network
6. You can then access the printer's web server from the new static IP address.
7. If moving to another network, set the printer back into DHCP mode.

4.4.2 Obtaining a DHCP Address

The SNAP Printer Web Server provides the ability to set up the printer for an
Ethernet connection, view and change the printer settings remotely over a
network, and upgrade the printer remotely over a network.
The printer can get a network (IP) address via DHCP. To find the IP address, the
operator prints a test label. The operator can then access the printer's web
server via a browser on any computer connected to the network. The operator
can then change the printer's IP address to a static address. Setting a static
address ensures that the printer is always at the same address. DHCP
addresses are temporary and can change over time.
Once an IP address has been set, the operator can then view and change the
printer settings through the web server using a browser on any computer on the
network. Most of the functionality of the VCP in PCMate is available through the
web server.
In conjunction with an ftp client application, the operator can transfer a firmware
upgrade file to the printer and upgrade the printer firmware remotely over the
network.
To set the IP address of the printer:
attached to the network, it will obtain a DHCP address from the network.
contain the DHCP address.
server using the DHCP address
administrator. The printer will retain this address after power down.
The printer comes from the factory in DHCP mode. Simply connect your network
cable to the Ethernet connector on the Network Interface Card installed in the
printer and then turn the printer on.
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