Printronix SLPA7000 User Manual page 245

10/100Base-T LEDs And DIP Switches
The 10/100Base-T NIC has two indicator lights and two DIP Switches, as
shown below.
STAT
(status indicator)
NET
(network indicator)
Figure 41. The 10/100Base-T LEDs and DIP Switches
Inspect the two LEDs on the 10/100Base-T NIC:
1. When an IP address is configured into the printer via the control panel,
the bottom LED should be blinking on and off at the same rate.
2. When a working network cable is installed, the top LED should be on
steadily and will blink off for 1/3 second when data are received.
When these two conditions are met, you should be able to ping the printer
from a network host.
To test, first start a telnet session:
telnet IP address
Then, enter the following:
start fox prn<Enter>
stop prn<Enter>
This command sequence sends consecutively numbered lines of text from the
interface to the printer. The "fox" test is resident in the network interface and
verifies that the network interface can receive commands and can transfer
data successfully to the printer.
If no network cable is connected or the cable is defective and the IP address
is configured from the control panel, the top LED will be off and the bottom
LED will blink on/off.
NIC Assembly
DIP Switches
Shown in OFF
1
(default) position
2
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