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BaseLine Print Servers

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Contents

Contents

CHAPTER 1 Your New Print Server........................................... 1-1

1.1 What Does Your Print Server Offer?..............................................................................1-2

1.2 Scope and Operating System ..........................................................................................1-3

1.3 Which Documentation Applies to Your Print Server? ...................................................1-4

1.4 Symbols and Conventions...............................................................................................1-5

CHAPTER 2 Print Server Homepage......................................... 2-1

2.1 Calling the Print Server Homepage ................................................................................2-2

2.2 Displaying Status Information ........................................................................................2-4

2.2.1 General Status ....................................................................................................................................2-5

2.2.2 Printer Port Status ..............................................................................................................................2-5

2.3 Print Server Configuration..............................................................................................2-6

2.3.1 General Configuration........................................................................................................................2-7

2.3.2 Configuring the Printer Port...............................................................................................................2-8

2.3.3 Configuring TCP/IP...........................................................................................................................2-8

2.3.4 Configuring Microsoft Windows.......................................................................................................2-9

2.3.5 Configuring Print Server Protection ................................................................................................2-10

2.4 Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin Compatibility .....................................................2-11

2.5 Querying the Printer Status...........................................................................................2-12

2.6 Protecting Print Servers ................................................................................................2-13

2.7 Setting the Language.....................................................................................................2-14

2.8 Restarting the Print Server ............................................................................................2-15

2.9 Resetting the Print Server Parameters...........................................................................2-16

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2.10 Firmware Update ........................................................................................................2-17

CHAPTER 3 Print Server Controls ............................................. 3-1

3.1 Basic Principles ..............................................................................................................3-2

3.2 Function of the LEDs .....................................................................................................3-3

3.3 Printing the Status Page..................................................................................................3-4

3.3.1 Printing the Status Page .....................................................................................................................3-4

3.3.2 Printing the Service Page................................................................................................................... 3-5

3.4 Printing Parameters.........................................................................................................3-6

3.5 Resetting the Print Server Parameters ............................................................................3-7

REFERENCE A Network Specifications ......................................... A-1

A.1 Basic Principles ............................................................................................................A-1

A.2 10BaseT Ethernet Networks .........................................................................................A-2

A.3 100BaseTX Ethernet Networks ....................................................................................A-2

REFERENCE B Connector Pin Assignment................................... B-1

B.1 Basic Principles............................................................................................................. B-1

B.2 Pin Assignment of the RJ-45 Connector....................................................................... B-2

B.3 Pin Assignment of the 36-pin Centronics Interface...................................................... B-3

REFERENCE C Printer Status Messages ...................................... C-1

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CHAPTER 1 Your New Print Server

This chapter contains information
concerning the following topics:

What Does Your Print Server Offer?

Scope and Operating System

Which Documentation Applies to
Your Print Server?

Symbols and Conventions

Introduction

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What Does Your Print Server Offer?

1.1 What Does Your Print Server Offer?

Simple
Administration

Firmware Update If required, a new firmware version can be loaded onto the Flash

EC conformity and
FCC

Guarantee and
Hotline

You can call device and status information at any time using the
print server homepage, JetAdmin, or WebJetAdmin. In addition,
you can print out a status page containing configuration data by
means of the status button.

EPROM of the print server. You will thus profit from future
updates, as well.

The print server conforms to EC and FCC standards.

SEH Computertechnik grants a three-year guarantee on the print
server and offers extensive support and special user training
sessions. You can contact the customer support at the following
e-mail address: [e-mail].

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Scope and Operating System

1.2 Scope and Operating System

Operating systems Your print server supports the following operating systems:

System Version

Windows Windows XP

Windows 2000
Windows Me
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows NT 4.0

Note Before starting the initial operation procedure, please note the

following safety regulations for your print server:

• Read the documentation and make sure that your system
meets the requirements listed therein.

• Before starting the installation and initial operation procedure
of the print server, read and observe the "Safety Regulations"
section of the Quick Installation Guide.

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Which Documentation Applies to Your Print Server?

1.3 Which Documentation Applies to Your Print
Server?

The print server documentation consists of the following manuals:

Documentation Content Medium

Quick Installation
Guide

User Manual Administration, Configuration,

Brief description of the hardware installation
and the initial operation procedure of the
print server

Technical Data

Printed
manual

PDF on
CD-ROM

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Symbols and Conventions

1.4 Symbols and Conventions

The following conventions are used in this document:

'Name' Window The name of menus, files, and windows are marked using single

quotation marks.

"Name" Section The name of chapters and sections are marked using double

quotation marks. In the Acrobat Reader you can jump to the
corresponding segment by clicking the cross-reference.

y Eye-catchers mark lists.

9 Hooks mark requirements that must be met before you can begin

the actual installation.

An arrow marks different possibilities. You can jump to the
corresponding text section by clicking the text immediately
following the diamond.

A diamond informs you that several steps must be taken in
succession. You can jump to the corresponding text section by
clicking the text immediately following the diamond.

A notice contains information that should be heeded. The notice
usually contains supplementary information or cross-references to
other relevant sections in the manual.

A warning contains important information that must be heeded.
Non-observance may lead to malfunctions.

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Symbols and Conventions

A hand marks the beginning of instructions.

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CHAPTER 2 Print Server Homepage

This chapter contains information
concerning the following topics:

Calling the Print Server Homepage

Displaying Status Information

Print Server Configuration

Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin
Compatibility

Homepage

Querying the Printer Status

Protecting Print Servers

Setting the Language

Restarting the Print Server

Resetting the Print Server Parameters

Firmware Update

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Calling the Print Server Homepage

2.1 Calling the Print Server Homepage

The print server homepage is stored in your print server and can be
called by means of an Internet browser (Internet Explorer 4.x or
later, Netscape 3.x or later). When using other browsers, the full
functionality of the print server homepage will not be guaranteed.

Make sure that:

9 The print server is connected and the printer is turned on.
9 The IP address is saved in the print server.

Proceed as follows:

1. Open your Internet browser.

2. Enter the IP address of the print server as the URL.
The following page appears:

Fig. 2-1: Print Server Homepage

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Calling the Print Server Homepage

If the print server homepage is not displayed, check the proxy
settings of your browser.

A selection bar with the available topics is located on the left side
of the screen, while an information window is situated on the right
side.

By means of the 'General' selection bar on the left side of the
screen, you can select the topics 'Home' and 'Manuals'.

Using the 'Home' link, you can return to the starting page of the
print server homepage at any time.

Clicking the 'Manuals' link brings you to the SEH web site. Here,
you can download the latest manuals as *.pdf files.

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Displaying Status Information

2.2 Displaying Status Information

By means of the 'Status' selection bar on the left of the screen, you
can call pages which display status information.

The following topics will be described:

General Status

Printer Port Status

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2.2.1 General Status

The 'General' page shows general status information, such as the
name of the print server, the hardware address, and the serial and
version numbers.

The text which you previously entered under 'Configuration ­General' will now appear under 'Description'. A description can be
used to gain a better overview of the print servers and printers in
the system. Here, you can enter a printer description or the
location of the printer, for example.

2.2.2 Printer Port Status

Displaying Status Information

The 'Printer Port' page displays details about the printer, such as
the printer model or the manufacturer. In addition, printer status
messages, such as offline, are displayed. For more information,
please read the "Printer Status Messages" chapter.

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Print Server Configuration

2.3 Print Server Configuration

Using the 'Configuration' selection bar on the left of the screen,
you can call pages by means of which you can configure the print
server.

The following topics will be described:

General Configuration

Configuring the Printer Port

Configuring TCP/IP

Configuring Microsoft Windows

Configuring Print Server Protection

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2.3.1 General Configuration

The 'General' page is used for configuring general print server
parameters.

Under 'Description', you can enter a description of the print server
or printer to gain a better overview of the print servers and printers
in the system.

Under 'Status page mode', you can determine the data format in
which the status page will be printed. The auto mode
automatically searches for a suitable data format. ASCII,
PostScript, or DATAMAX (label printer) can also be selected
manually.

'Print server language' refers to the language of the print server.
Here, you can select the language in which the print server will
print its status and configuration information. This will not affect
the printer language.

Print Server Configuration

'Ethernet settings' is used for setting the speed at which other
network components, such as switches or hubs will function. If the
value is set to 'Auto', the speed will be recognized automatically.

If you set the speed manually, the speed must correspond to the
speed of the other network components. It is not possible to
operate the print server with full duplex if the hub works with half
duplex.

'HP JetAdmin compatible' enables or disables the HP JetAdmin
and HP WebJetAdmin support. The printer can then be
administered via the HP utilities.

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Print Server Configuration

'EPSON Status Monitor support' enables or disables the support of
the EPSON Status Monitor. If the parameter has been enabled,
printer status messages, such as display of ink level, are displayed.
If an EPSON printer is used with a print server, the parameter
should be enabled. You should disable the parameter if a printer of
a different manufacturer or an EPSON printer together with a RIP
is used.

'Job receive timeout (seconds)' specifies the time out value (in
seconds) for receiving print jobs. If the spooler does not send any
print job within the timeout period, the connection between the
print server and the spooler will be interrupted. If the value is set
to '0', this function is disabled. If you want to use the timeout
option, we recommend using the value '120'.

2.3.2 Configuring the Printer Port

'Fast mode' activates or deactivates the fast mode of box or pocket
print servers. Using the fast mode, the print server speed can be
increased. With older printer models, we recommend disabling the
fast mode.

'Port mode' specifies the communication between the print server
and the printer. You can select unidirectional or bidirectional
communication or the Konica Minolta GDI printing support.

2.3.3 Configuring TCP/IP

The 'TCP/IP' page is used for configuring the TCP/IP parameters.

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Via 'TCP/IP', you can disable TCP/IP completely.

Using 'IP address,' ' Subnet mask,' and 'Gateway,' you can
configure the relevant addresses.

In addition, you can enter a host name, the printer location, and a
contact partner for the printer.

Under 'DHCP', 'ARP/PING' and 'ZeroConf', you can enable or
disable all the different ways of saving the IP address in the print
server. We recommend that you deselect this box when the IP
address is finally assigned to the print server.

2.3.4 Configuring Microsoft Windows

Print Server Configuration

The 'Microsoft Windows' page is used for configuring the
NetBIOS and WINS parameters.

Peer-to-peer printing is enabled or disabled via 'NetBIOS'.

The print server name is entered under 'NetBIOS name'.

The name of an existing domain has to be entered under 'NetBIOS
domain'. The print server will then be displayed in this domain.

'NetBIOS refresh' indicates the refresh time.

Using 'WINS registration', you can enable or disable the WINS
services.

If you have enabled 'WINS via DHCP', you can enter the IP
address of the WINS server via DHCP. If you have not enabled

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Print Server Configuration

'WINS via DHCP', you can enter the IP address of the WINS
server manually.

2.3.5 Configuring Print Server Protection

If you have assigned a password under 'Password', the print server
parameters can only be changed using the password.

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Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin Compatibility

2.4 Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin
Compatibility

The print server can be configured and administered using the
utilities HP JetAdmin and HP WebJetAdmin. For this reason, the
parameter HP JetAdmin compability must be enabled.

Proceed as follows:

1. Call the 'Configuration - General' page from the print server
homepage.

2. Enable 'HP JetAdmin compatible'.

3. Click 'Save'.

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Querying the Printer Status

2.5 Querying the Printer Status

Proceed as follows:

1. Call the 'Status - Printer Port' page from the print server
homepage.
The printer status will appear on the screen.

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2.6 Protecting Print Servers

The print server can be protected by a password to prevent
unauthorized changes to the parameters.

Proceed as follows:

1. Call the 'Configuration - Protection' page from the print server
homepage.

2. Enter a password.

3. Click 'Save'.

Protecting Print Servers

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Setting the Language

2.7 Setting the Language

The print server supports the following languages: English,
German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese,
Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. You can set
these languages during the run-time of the print server.

If you set the language by means of the print server homepage, the
original printer language remains unchanged. This means that the
text of the operating panel and the status page of the printer remain
unchanged in the original language.

Proceed as follows:

1. Call the 'Configuration - General' page from the print server
homepage.

2. Select a language from the 'Print server language' box.

3. Click 'Save'.

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2.8 Restarting the Print Server

You can use the 'Restart' page for the manual restart of the print
server.

Proceed as follows:

1. Click 'Restart Print Server'.
The print server will be restarted.

Restarting the Print Server

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Resetting the Print Server Parameters

2.9 Resetting the Print Server Parameters

You can use the 'Default Settings' page for resetting the print
server parameters. This action, however, will delete all parameters,
including for example, the IP address.

You must reset the parameters, for example, if you want to use the
print server in another network by changing the location of the
printer. Before this change of location, you should reset the
parameters to their default settings to install the print server in
another network.

Since the print server's IP address has been reset as well, the print
server homepage can no longer be called. If required, use the SEH
Printer Wizard to reinstall the print server.

If a password has been set in the print server, the password has to
be entered before resetting the parameters. Only by using the
status button can the parameters be reset without entering the
password. For more information, please read the section
"Resetting the Print Server Parameters" on page 3-7.

Proceed as follows:

1. Click 'Default Settings'.
The parameters are reset.

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2.10 Firmware Update

Firmware Update

When Is a Firmware
Update Necessary?

What Happens
During a Firmware
Update?

Where Do I Find the
Firmware File?

Requirements Make sure that:

To guarantee that your print server is fully functional upon
purchase, the print server software has been preinstalled. For this
reason, a firmware update is generally not required. A firmware
update should be undertaken only if SEH Computertechnik has
released a new software version with new functions or bug fixes.

During a firmware update, the new firmware is saved in the flash
EPROM of the print server as a firmware file, overwriting the old
firmware in the process. The configuration parameters retain their
original settings.

You can find the firmware files for the firmware update on the
SEH web site (www.seh.de) from where they can be downloaded.

9 The print server is turned on and visible in the network.
9 All print jobs are finished.

Proceed as follows:

1. Call the print server homepage.

2. Select 'Standard Firmware Update' from the left frame.
The following window appears:

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Firmware Update

Fig. 2-1: Firmware Update

3. Select the firmware file.

4. Click 'Download.'
The firmware is updated and the print server is restarted.

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CHAPTER 3 Print Server Controls

This chapter contains information
concerning the following topics:

Basic Principles

Function of the LEDs

Printing the Status Page

Printing Parameters

Resetting the Print Server Parameters

Controls

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Basic Principles

3.1 Basic Principles

On the front panel of every print server, you will find the network
connectors, several LEDs, the status button and an optional power
supply connector. In this chapter, the function of the LEDs and the
status button will be described. For information concerning the
connectors, please read the Connector Pin Assignment" chapter on
page B-1, if necessary.

The following topics will be described:

Function of the LEDs

Printing the Status Page

Printing Parameters

Resetting the Print Server Parameters

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3.2 Function of the LEDs

Every print server has a yellow and a green LED. The green LED
signals that the print server is operational. The yellow LED lights
up when data packets are received. The meaning of these LEDs is
described in the following text.

Another green LED above the status button indicates whether a
data connection (link) has been established or not.

Meaning of LEDs

LED display Explanation State

Both LEDs light
up for a short time

The yellow LED is
lit

The green LED is
blinking

The green LED is
permanently lit

The yellow LED is
blinking

The yellow LED is
permanently lit

After the print server is turned on both LEDs light up
for a short time and then extinguish again. Internal
tests are undertaken and the network connection is
detected while both LEDs are dark.

The internal tests were carried out successfully after
the print server activation. The yellow LED lights up
until the printer recognizes the print server.

The internal tests were carried out successfully after
the print server activation and the printer
recognition. The print server is now looking for the
network configuration, the print queues etc.

The print server is operational. Normal operating

A data package is received. Normal operating

A firmware update is executed.
A configuration parameter download is executed.

Function of the LEDs

Activation procedure

Activation procedure

Activation procedure

state

state

Print server
installation or
configuration

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Printing the Status Page

3.3 Printing the Status Page

Using the status button, you can print either a status page or a
service page.

The print server status page contains all important print server
parameters, such as the print server name, IP address, Novell
name, etc.

The service page contains more information than the status page
and a list of all print server parameters. The service page is only
available in English.

The following topics will be described:

Printing the Status Page

Printing the Service Page

3.3.1 Printing the Status Page

Proceed as follows:

1. Press the status button once.
The status page is printed.

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3.3.2 Printing the Service Page

Proceed as follows:

1. Keep the status button pressed for five seconds.
The service page is printed together with the parameter list.

Printing the Status Page

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Printing Parameters

3.4 Printing Parameters

Using the status button of the print server, you can print out a
service page with a list of the configuration parameters.

Proceed as follows:

1. Keep the status button pressed for five seconds.
The service page is printed together with the parameter list.

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Resetting the Print Server Parameters

3.5 Resetting the Print Server Parameters

Only by using the status button can the parameters be reset without
entering the password. This action, however, will delete all
parameters, including for example, the IP address.

You must reset the parameters, for example, if you want to use the
print server in another network by changing the location of the
printer. Before this change of location, you should reset the
parameters to their default settings to install the print server in
another network.

Proceed as follows:

1. Disconnect the power socket on the print server.

2. Keep the status button pressed.

3. Turn the printer on. Reconnect the power socket on the print
server.
Both LEDs blink rapidly.

4. Release the status button within five seconds.
The LEDs blink alternatingly.

5. Press the status button again.
The parameters are reset. The yellow LED then blinks
regularly.

6. Disconnect and reconnect the power socket on the print server.

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Resetting the Print Server Parameters

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REFERENCE A Network Specifications

A.1 Basic Principles

Select your network from the following list:

10BaseT Ethernet Networks

100BaseTX Ethernet Networks

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10BaseT Ethernet Networks

A.2 10BaseT Ethernet Networks

For the cabling of the 10BaseT network of the print server, all
specifications of the ISO/IEC8802-3 standard apply. The most
important data is listed in the following table:

Data Va lu es

Max. cable length 100 m

Cable type S/UTP Typ "category 5"

Impedance 100 Ohm

Connector type RJ-45

In 100BaseTX networks, a shielded, twisted-pair cable of the
category 5 must be used for print server cabling. This guarantees
proper EMC behavior (electromagnetic compatibility).

A.3 100BaseTX Ethernet Networks

For the cabling of the 100BaseTX network of the print server, all
specifications of the ISO/IEC 8802-3u standard apply. The most
important data is listed in the following table:

Data Val ue s

Max. cable length 100 m

Cable type S/UTP Typ "category 5"

Impedance 100 Ohm

Connector type RJ-45

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100BaseTX Ethernet Networks

In 100BaseTX networks, a shielded, twisted-pair cable of the
category 5 must be used for print server cabling. This guarantees
proper EMC behavior (electromagnetic compatibility).

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100BaseTX Ethernet Networks

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REFERENCE B Connector Pin Assignment

B.1 Basic Principles

Select the connector from the following list:

Pin Assignment of the RJ-45 Connector

Pin Assignment of the 36-pin Centronics Interface

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Pin Assignment of the RJ-45 Connector

B.2 Pin Assignment of the RJ-45 Connector

Do not connect a telephone cable to the RJ-45 connector. RJ-45
connectors may only be connected to SEL V voltages according to
EN 60950:1990 /A2:1993.

Pin Assignment Input or output

1 RX+ (Receive) IN

2 RX- (Receive) IN

3 TX+ (Transmit) OUT

4- -

5- -

6 TX- (Transmit) OUT

7- -

8- -

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Pin Assignment of the 36-pin Centronics Interface

B.3 Pin Assignment of the 36-pin Centronics

Interface

The Centronics interface of the print server is designed for printers
operating in IEEE 1284 "compatible mode", in Nibble mode or in
ECP mode. No 100% error-free guarantee may be granted for print
servers having a nonstandard Centronics interface. Please consult
your printer manufacturer for more information if necessary.

Pin Assignment Input or output

1 nStrobe OUT

2 Data 1 (Least Significant Bit) Bidirectional

3 Data 2 Bidirectional

4 Data 3 Bidirectional

5 Data 4 Bidirectional

6 Data 5 Bidirectional

7 Data 6 Bidirectional

8 Data 7 Bidirectional

9 Data 8 (Most Significant Bit) Bidirectional

10 nAck IN

11 Busy IN

12 PError IN

13 Select IN

14 nAutoFd OUT

15 Not connected -

16 Logic Gnd -

17 Not connected -

18 Not connected, optional + 5V -, optional external power supply from printer

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Pin Assignment of the 36-pin Centronics Interface

Pin Assignment Input or output

19 Signal Ground -

20 Signal Ground -

21 Signal Ground -

22 Signal Ground -

23 Signal Ground -

24 Signal Ground -

25 Signal Ground -

26 Signal Ground -

27 Signal Ground -

28 Signal Ground -

29 Signal Ground -

30 Signal Ground -

31 nInit OUT

32 nFault IN

33 Signal Ground -

34 Signal Ground -

35 Not connected -

36 nSelectIn OUT

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REFERENCE C Printer Status Messages

The print server forwards printer status messages, such as 'Paper
jam,' to the print server homepage.

The following printer status messages are displayed:

Abbrev. Typ e Description

MI Error Miscellaneous error

PE Error Paper empty

SL Information No select

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Index

Numerical

100BaseTX network
10BaseT A-2

A

Address

Gateway
IP Address 2-9
Subnet Mask 2-9

ARP/PING 2-9

B

Boot Protocols

2-9

2-9

Index

A-2

C

Centronics interface
Compatibility

EPSON Status Monitor

HP JetAdmin and HP WebJetAdmin 2-7, 2-11
Controls 3-2
Conventions and symbols 1-5

D

DATAMAX
DHCP 2-9
Documentation 1-4
Download. See Firmware update

E

EC conformity and FCC
EPSON status monitor compatibility 2-8

F

Fast mode
Firmware Update 2-17

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2-7

2-8

B-3

2-8

1-2

Index

G

Gateway

2-9

Guarantee 1-2

H

Hardware Address

2-5

Homepage 2-2

call 2-2
Configuration 2-6
configuring parameters 2-6
displaying status 2-4
EPSON status monitor compatibility 2-8
querying the printer status 2-12

setting language 2-7
Host name 2-9
HP JetAdmin compatibility 2-7, 2-11

I

IP Address

2-9

J

JetAdmin

1-2, 2-11

L

Language

2-7, 2-14

LED 3-3

M

Mode

fast mode

2-8

status page 2-7

N

Name

host name

2-9

NetBIOS name 2-9

print server name 2-5
NetBIOS 2-9
Network specifications A-1

O

Operating systems

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P

Parameter

printing

3-6

Password 2-13
Pin assignment B-1
Print server

controls

3-2

documentation 1-4
EPSON status monitor compatibility 2-8
Firmware Update 2-17
HP JetAdmin compatibility 2-11
increase speed 2-8
operating systems 1-3
print status page 3-4
printer status messages C-1
printing parameters 3-6
protection 2-13
resetting 2-16, 3-7
restart 2-15
safety regulations 1-3

setting language 2-7, 2-14
Print server homepage. See Homepage
Printer

details about the printer

2-5

status messages 2-5, C-1
Printing

parameter list

3-6

service page 3-4

status page 3-4
Protection 2-13
Protocol

NetBIOS

2-9

TCP/IP 2-9

Index

R

Reset. See Resetting
Resetting

2-16, 3-7

Resetting Parameters 2-16
Restart 2-15
RJ-45 connector B-2

S

Safety Regulations

1-3

Service page 3-4

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Index

Speed 2-8
Status button

print status page

3-4

printing parameter list 3-6
resetting parameters 3-7

Status page

mode

2-7

printing 3-4
Subnet Mask 2-9
Support 1-2
Symbols and conventions 1-5

T

TCP/IP

configuring

2-8

Technical support 1-2

U

Update. See Firmware update

W

WebJet Admi n

1-2

WINS 2-9

Z

ZeroConf

iv BaseLine Print Server User Manual

2-9