Interface Control; Ip Address, Net Mask, And Gateway Configuration; Net Class; Dhcp - Xante FilmMaker 4 User Manual

Interface Control

Your printer features three standard simultaneously active interfaces: Parallel,
Ethernet, and USB. The parallel and Ethernet ports allow you to send files from
Macintosh computers concurrently; all three ports allow you to send files from PC
computers concurrently. The Ethernet port supports EtherTalk, LPR, TCP/IP, and IPP
protocols.
Use Interfaces configuration menus to set printer interface options for the IP Address,
Net Class, Net Mask, Gateway, and DHCP. See chapter 2 (Macintosh) or 3 (PC) about
configuring the Ethernet interface for your network environment.

IP Address, Net Mask, and Gateway Configuration

When using the Ethernet interface and TCP/IP protocol, use the front panel IP
address (Network: IpAddr), Network Mask (Network: Net Mask), and Gateway
(Network: Gateway) configuration menus and the front panel keys to set the address,
mask, and gateway as follows:
• Reset key increases the current number flashing by one.
• Menu key moves to the next number to the right of the current number flashing.
• Test key moves to the next number to the left of the current number flashing.
• Enter key accepts new address (if valid) and returns to Network: Ipaddr menu.
The menu will display a message if the address entered is invalid.
You must turn the printer off and restart it for the new IP address to take effect.
Check with your System Supervisor for the correct settings.

Net Class

Use the front panel Net Class (Network: Net Class) configuration and front panel keys
to select the network class setting. Menu options include Class A, Class B, and Class C
(the factory default). Check with your System Supervisor for the correct class.

DHCP

Use the front panel DHCP (Network: DHCP) configuration menu and front panel
keys to select the DHCP setting. Menu options are Yes to enable (the factory default)
and No to disable this feature. Check with your System Supervisor for the correct
DHCP setting.

Jam Recover

The Jam Recover feature reprints the last page processed after a paper jam is cleared.
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