Printronix LP654C User Manual page 114

*1 Factory default setting values are different according to the country or region.
*2 The values are displayed with the unit set in [Admin Setup] - [Tray Setup] - [Unit of Measurement].
Easy Setup
Enter Password
Language Select Language
Setup
Time Setup Date Format
Time Zone
Daylight Saving
Setting method
SNTP Server (Primary)
SNTP Server (Secondary)
Time Setting
Admin New Password
Password Verify Password
Network General
Setup Setup
Item
Extended Network
Enabling Default Gateway
TCP/IP
NetBIOS over TCP
Web
Telnet
FTP
IPSec
SNMP
Factory
default
settings
********** Input the password required to enter the
Admin Setup menu.
English Selects the display language of the display.
yyyy/mm/dd Sets the date in the format of yyyy/mm/dd.
+9:00 Sets the GMT time zone.
Value range: -12:00 to +13:00 (in
increments of 15 minutes)
Off Sets the daylight saving (daylight saving
time).
Manual Selects how to set the time.
Setup
(Blank) Sets the SNTP server used to set the
current date and time. Up to 64 characters
(Blank)
can be used.
Displayed when [Auto Config] is selected as
the setting method.
2001/01/01 The time is set at factory delivery. Change
00:00:00 the date and time if necessary.
Displayed when [Manual Setup] is selected
as the setting method.
Input a new admin password.
Input the new admin password again to
verify.
Disable Selected when you want to enable any other
network than the standard wired LAN.
Wired(LAN1) Specifies the network connection method for
segment-based communication.
Enable Enables/Disables the wired LAN.
Enable Enables/Disables the NetBIOS over TCP
protocol.
Enable Enables the access from the web browser.
Displayed when the TCP/IP protocol is
enabled.
Disable Enables the access using Telnet.
Displayed when the TCP/IP protocol is
enabled.
Disable Enables the access via FTP.
Displayed when the TCP/IP protocol is
enabled.
Disable Displayed only when IPSec is enabled. It
can be changed to Disable only.
Displayed when the TCP/IP protocol is
enabled.
Enable Enables the access from SNMP.
Displayed when the TCP/IP protocol is
enabled.
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