Setting With Dhcp; Configuring The Printer Using Http; Configuration; Management - Tally T8006 User Manual

Tally T8006/T8306 Color Laser Printer User Guide

Setting with DHCP

Configuring the Printer Using HTTP

Configuration

Management

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Activate the BOOTP daemon (usually bootpd).
The printer will not use the new configuration until the printer is
restarted.
Note: The "ha" field is a network interface Ethernet address. The "ip"
field is an IP address. The "gw" field and "sm" field correspond to the default
router address and net mask (DEF_ROUT and NET_MASK
parameters), respectively.
Your printer comes with DHCP turned off by default. To set up TCP/IP
using DHCP, you must turn on DHCP using NetPilot, or by accessing
one of the printer's TCP/IP based servers through a static IP address.
Whatever method you use to set up TCP/IP, you should confirm the
connection by using the ping utility:
ping host-name or IP-address
Confirm the settings by using the network test button located on the back
of the printer.
To use the Web browser, the TCP/IP must already be configured on the
printer.
To access the printer's HTTP server, type in the network address or host
name (if defined) of your printer in your browser's location bar.
There are six configuration pages that you can use to set up your printer.
The Configuration page allows you to change the access settings of the
printer.
The Management page enables you to view basic information about the
network interface (version of the current network interface software,
Ethernet address, base URL address, and whether the network protocol is
valid).
The Management page also enables you to reset the network interface or
to set the parameters to the factory-set default values.