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Quick Start Guide
To Configure your computer.
1
Right-click on Network Neighborhood on your desktop.
2
Select "Properties" from the pop-up menu.
3
If an item labeled "TCP/IP" (may be followed by the name of your
NIC) does not appear in the list of installed network components,
click the "Add..." button.
4
Select "Protocol" and click the "Add..." button.
5
Select "Microsoft" from the "Manufacturers" list and "TCP/IP" from
the "Network Protocols" list. Click "OK".
6
Double-click on the item labeled "TCP/IP" (may be followed by the
name of your NIC) in the list of installed network components.
7
Click on the "IP Address" tab.
8
Select "Specify an IP address".
9
If you are connecting via a crossover cable, set the IP address field
to "192.0.0.193". If you are connecting via a hub, make sure none
of the nodes on the network have an IP address of 192.0.0.192. Set
the IP address of the computer to a number other than 192.0.0.192
(for example, 192.0.0.193).
10 Click "OK" and then Click "OK" again. At this point, you may be
prompted to insert your OS CD; if so, follow the instructions given.
Finally, you will be prompted for a reboot; reboot the computer.
To set up TCP/IP port and printer driver
1
Select "Settings" from the Start menu, and "Printers" from the
"Settings" submenu.
2
Double-click on "Add Printer".
3
Click "Next".
4
When asked how the printer is connected to your computer, select
"Local Printer" and click "Next".
5
Select "No" under "Do you print from MS-DOS based programs?"
Click "Next".
6
Select "Digital" from the "Manufacturers" list and "Digital DEClaser
5100/Net" from the "Printers" list. Click "Next".
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