NEC 870 User Manual

SUPERSCRIPT 870

NETWORK USER’S GUIDE

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June, 1998

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How to Use This Online Guide

Read the Getting Started section to understand NIC requirements.

Introduction and Package Contents Hardware and Software Requirements Printing Tools on the

870

Network Options CD

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Then install the NIC in your printer.

Preparing the Printer Installing the NIC Testing the NIC

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Read about NIC Features.

Network Settings Page Resetting the NIC Restoring Factory Defaults NIC Status Lights Using the NIC Home Page for

Network Printer Administration

Using the Management Access

Program (MAP)

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Conﬁgure the NIC and your network to work together. This Guide gives examples of basic setups for the most popular systems.

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Follow the instructions in this guide that are appropriate for your system.

Windows Setup

Basic Setup for Windows TCP/IP Setup for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0 TCP/IP Setup for Windows for Workgroups Windows Peer to Peer Printing Setting lpr Printing Using the ARP Command

Using DHCP NetWare 4.x Setup NetWare 3.x Setup MacOS Setup and Printing UNIX Setup

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If you have difﬁculties printing, see the Troubleshooting section.

Identifying the Problem Troubleshooting for NetWare Troubleshooting for MacOS

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If you still need help, contact NEC Printer Technical Support at their web site (www.nec.com/nectechsupport) or phone 1-800-632-4650

GETTING STARTED

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Introduction

What’s In This Package

The NEC SuperScript™ 870 Network Interface Upgrade Kit contains a network interface card (NIC) that allows you to connect your SuperScript 870 printer to a network. This makes it the ideal printer for workgroups and small ofﬁces.

Supported Printing Environments

The NIC comes with software for using the printer on several network operating systems or protocols, including

• Microsoft® Windows® 95/98, Windows NT® 4.0, and Windows for Workgroups

• NetWare® versions 3.x and 4.x

• Mac™ OS 7.x and 8.x using AppleTalk

• Peer to peer printing for Windows 95/98, and Windows NT 4.0.

• UNIX®

Your Starting Point

The instructions in this guide assume that you are familiar with your network operating system and layout, that your system is conﬁgured and operating properly, and that your SuperScript 870 printer drivers are already properly installed.

See the SuperScript 870 about your 870 printer and its drivers.

User’s Guide

for more information

Your SuperScript 870 Network Interface Upgrade Kit includes the following items

• One network interface card (NIC)

• One NIC interface cable

• One mounting screw

• The SuperScript 870

Network Options CD

with network

printer software (described on page 3).

• This SuperScript 870

• The SuperScript 870

NIC Interface Cable

Network Options CD

Network User’s Guide

Network QuickStart

NIC

Mounting Screw

Network QuickStart

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What You’ll Need

Hardware Requirements

You need to provide the following additional hardware to install the NIC in your printer and connect it to your network.

• A phillips-head screwdriver

• A Category 5 twisted pair cable with RJ-45 connectors for 10/100Base-T Ethernet®, shown here.

note:

have a 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Ethernet connection. For better performance, NEC recommends that you use shielded cable and connectors when connecting to 100 Mbps Ethernet.

Software Requirements

Your workstation and network operating system should be conﬁgured and operating correctly. Your SuperScript 870 printer drivers should already be properly installed. Printer drivers are on the 870 printer.

To use the NIC Home Page for network administration, you need to have a web browser, such as Netscape Navigator™ or Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.

The NIC automatically detects whether you

Solutions CD

that comes with the

Network Printing Tools On CD

NEC provides network printing tools on the 870

Options CD

• SuperScript MAP utility for Windows 95/98, and Windows NT 4.0 setup

• Windows IPX peer to peer software for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0

• Windows IP peer to peer software for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0

• BOOTP Lite-32 for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0

• BOOTP Lite-16 for Windows for Workgroups

• Utilities and drivers for MacOS

• Network Utilities for UNIX

that comes with this kit. These include

Network

User Information On CD

User documentation is available on the 870

Options CD

onscreen or print out, including

• This SuperScript 870

NICguide.pdf Network User’s Guide

• Read Me ﬁles

note:

Network Options CD

in Adobe Acrobat® PDF format for you to view

Network User’s Guide

for Windows users, and

for MacOS users).

Adobe Acrobat Reader is provided on the

Network

(named

GETTING STARTED

Installing the NIC in the Printer

The instructions on this page are illustrated on page 5.

First, Prepare the Printer

1. Turn off the printer, remove the power cord from the rear panel of the printer, and disconnect the printer parallel cable from the port you are facing the side and back corner where the parallel cable port is located. Make sure that you have enough room to work.

2. Press the Top Cover Release button and lift Cover

3. Remove the two screws that hold on the printer’s side cover pulling it out and then up

4. Remove the two small screws from the expansion slot on the rear of the printer

(C)

. Then remove the side cover completely by

Second, Install the NIC

5. Remove the NIC from its protective bag.

6. Carefully align the pins and connect one end of the interface cable to the connector on the NIC

7. Hold the NIC so that its circuitry faces inside the printer , its LED lights face the back of the printer, and the mounting tab is up. Connect the free end of the interface cable to the connector on the controller board

(A)

. Position the printer so

(D)

(E)

, and remove the plate.

(F)

(G)

(B)

8. Align the NIC with the expansion slot and reinstall the two smaller screws removed in step 4. Use the mounting screw to fasten the mounting tab to the brace in the printer. Tighten all three screws to ﬁrmly attach the NIC to the printer

9. Replace the side cover by aligning the clips with the bottom of the printer and bringing the top into place with the screw holes aligned (make sure that the parallel cable port clip is not pinned back by the side cover) Reinstall and tighten the screws

10. Close the Top Cover of the printer.

(H)

(I)

(J)

Third, Test the NIC

Follow these steps to verify that the NIC is installed and operating properly.

1. Connect the network’s twisted pair cable with RJ-45 connectors to the new network port on your printer. Reattach the power cord to the printer, plug in the printer.

2. Turn on the printer. It may take up to 90 seconds to warm up, and then it prints a Network Settings page with NIC status information (shown on page 6).

note:

this information when conﬁguring the NIC for your network.

Your 870 Printer is now a network printer. The rest of this

Network User’s Guide

your systems to use the network printer.

Keep the Network Settings page. You will need

gives information for conﬁguring

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Installing the NIC

NIC INSTALLATION

A B

Top Cover Release

Button

Interface Cable

Mounting Tab

Brace

NIC Features

Network Settings Page

Each time you turn on the printer , the NIC prints a Network Settings page.

Three ways to print a Network Settings page are

• Hold down the seconds.

• Go to the NIC Home Page, click

Administration Generate Now

beginning on page 8.)

• In the SuperScript 870 Utility for MacOS, select

Settings Page

described on page 30.)

The Network Settings page provides information about the NIC’s settings and network connections. You should review this page immediately after NIC installation and any time you change the conﬁguration to verify that the procedure was done properly.

In the illustration at the right, important features are circled. The

Unit Serial No.

used for printer identiﬁcation in peer to peer and NetWare protocols. The MAC address. The assign the NIC. You can set a new using the SuperScript 870 Utility for MacOS.

Operator Panel

, click

Conﬁgure Status Page

button for about 10

Network

. (The NIC Home Page is described

from the

Utilities

menu. (This utility is

(which is also on the back of the NIC), is

Network Address

Protocol Address

is the hardware address or

is the IP address you

AppleTalk Printer Name

, then click

The Network Settings Page

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Unit Serial No: 991655 Version: 05.06 Network Address: 00:40:af:79:0d:38 Network Topology: Ethernet Connector:RJ45 Network Speed: 100 Megabits Novell Network Information enabled

Print Server Name: NEC_991655 Password Defined: No Preferred File Server Name not defined Directory Services Tree not defined Directory Services Context not defined Frame Type: Novell 802.3

Peer-to-Peer Information enabled

Frame Type: 802.03 Network ID: 32803

TCP/IP Network Information enabled

Frame Type: Ethernet II Protocol Address: 131.241.45.189 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 131.241.45.254

AppleTalk Network Information enabled

Frame Type: 802.2 SNAP On 802.3 Preferred Appletalk Zone:*

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Novell Connection Information

Printer Name: NEC_991655_P

File Server: NW410

Queue: NEC_991655_Q Priority: 2 Attached: Yes Queue: NEC_991655_Q2 Priority: 1 Attached: Yes No Notify Defined

File Server: NW312

Queue: NEC_991655_Q Priority: 1 Attached: Yes No Notify Defined

File Server: PPD

Queue: NEC_991655_Q Priority: 1 Attached: Yes No Notify Defined

Peer-to-Peer Connection Information

Printer Name: NEC_991655

AppleTalk Connection Information

AppleTalk Printer Name: Jane’s 870

TCP/IP Connection Information

Port Number: 10001

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Resetting the NIC

If you change NIC settings, you may need to reset the NIC for the new settings to take effect. To reset

• Go to the NIC Home Page, click Network Administration, then click Reset in the System column,

• Turn the printer off and then on again.

Restoring Factory Default Settings

You can reset the NIC to its factory default settings. This means that the NIC clears data such as names and IP addresses. It does not lose its serial number or Network Address. If you have changed the printer’s name, it will revert to its default name.

note:

printer is moved to a different network.

Two ways to reset the NIC to factory default settings are

• Go to the NIC Home Page, click Network Administration, then click Factory Defaults in the System column. You will need to enter a password (the default is sysadm). (The NIC Home Page is described beginning on page 8, passwords are explained on page 10.)

You should restore factory defaults when the

• Turn the printer off. Press the Operator Panel button

and hold it while turning the printer on again. Continue holding the Operator Panel button down for about 20 seconds until all status lights begin to double-blink.

note:

network you will have to turn the printer off, then on again (without pressing anything else) in order to rebroadcast the AppleTalk name on the network.

If you are using this printer on an AppleTalk

NIC Status Lights

When the NIC is installed, its two status lights, amber and green, are located on the interface panel on the back of the printer. Light patterns for normal operation are

Green light is on solid: This shows normal operation while the printer is awaiting print jobs.

Amber light blinks continuously: This shows that the NIC is receiving a print job.

Green light blinks 3 times and stays on: This occurs when the printer has performed a successful self-test. It then prints a Network Settings page.

Light patterns that identify error conditions are described on page 43.

NIC FEATURES

Using the NIC Home Page

Your NIC has a built-in web server and home page. The NIC Home Page allows you to perform network administration tasks, including monitoring and conﬁguration. It contains links to online documentation and the NEC web site for more information about the SuperScript 870 printer and the latest printer drivers.

Going to the NIC Home Page

You must assign an IP address to your NIC. Then you can use a web browser, such as Navigator or Internet Explorer, to access the NIC Home Page.

note:

for instructions on assigning the NIC IP address. The NIC IP address then appears on the Network Settings page under TCP/IP Network Information/Protocol Address.

To access the NIC Home Page, open your browser by double-clicking on its icon. Enter the NIC IP address as the URL of the NIC. For example, http://155.100.100.25. (The IP address is shown as the “Protocol Address” on the Network Settings page.)

Monitoring Printer Status

The SuperScript 870 Status Monitor only works with NetWare bindery queues. To monitor printer status on all other networks, use the NIC Home Page.

See the

Windows Setup or UNIX Setup

sections

When you ﬁrst open the NIC Home Page, it reports your current printer status. Later, you must click the Get Current Status button to update it.

Network Administration Options

Click on the Network Administration link to display network administration options (shown on page 9).

System Functions

Reset: Click here to reset the NIC and allow new

settings to take effect. The NIC’s connection with the network is fully reinitialized, but its connection with the printer controller is not. To reset the connection with the printer controller, turn the printer off and on.

Factory Defaults: Click here to restore factory default values on all NIC parameters. You should restore factory defaults if you move the NIC to a new network or if the NIC was set up improperly the ﬁrst time. Remember that this option clears all settings you have deﬁned for the NIC. You must Reset the printer for the factory default settings to take effect.

Unit Status: Click here to view the current state for each protocol and NIC port available on your NIC. For each supported protocol (Novell NetWare, TCP/IP, or AppleTalk), the top line displays the protocols supported and if the protocol is enabled or disabled.

Network Address: Click here to view the serial number and the Ethernet MAC (Media Access Control) address for the NIC.

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The NIC Home Page

Printer Status

NIC HOME PAGE

Setup Printer

Network Print Details

How To Use This Printer

Supplies

Network Administration

Status

Energy Saving

You can view the NIC Home Page from Windows, MacOS, or UNIX. Use a web browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. The URL is the IP address you assign to the NIC, for example, http://131.241.45.65.

Network Administration Options

System

Reset

Factory Defaults Unit Status

Network Address Change Password

Protocols

Setup NetWare

Setup TCP/IP Setup AppleTalk

Others

Test Printer

Conﬁgure Status Page Printer Status

Change Password: Changing any NIC parameters using the NIC Home Page requires a password. Click here to change your password. The default password is sysadm. Your password can contain letters, numbers, and punctuation, and is case sensitive.

note:

factory defaults manually. See page 7.

If you forget your password, you can restore

Protocol Functions

The Protocols feature is for setting up network options and parameters. It provides extensive access to NIC parameters, and allows you to setup IP parameters (IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway). You can enable/disable AppleTalk and NetWare, but not TCP/IP. (We recommend that you disable any protocol that you are not using.)

Other Functions

Test Printer: Click here, and then click on the Start Test

button in the dialog box that appears, to send a test document to the printer.

Conﬁgure Status Page: Click here to conﬁgure Network Settings page options. In the dialog box that appears, select the checkbox by Print Status Page on Startup to generate a status page (the Network Settings page) each time you turn on the printer or reset the NIC.

note:

checked to print at power-on.

We recommend that you leave this setting

To print out a Network Settings page immediately, click Generate Now.

Printer Status: Click here to display status information for the printer and NIC, as well as errors and messages.

More NIC Home Page Options

Setup Printer: Click here to download the latest

version of your SuperScript 870 printer drivers from the NEC website. You will specify the operating system you are using to link to the appropriate driver and installation instructions. Then, you will need to know the network location of your printer before you install the software.

Network Print Details: Click here for information you can use during printer setup to specify the location of your printer on the network.

How To Use This Printer: Click here for answers to FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), reference material, and an option to send email to NEC Printer Technical Support. Information for both Windows and MacOS users is included to increase your productivity and enhance your printed page.

Supplies: Click here for information on NEC SuperScript 870 printer supplies, accessories, and how to order them.

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Using MAP

The Management Access Program (MAP), runs only under Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0. You use MAP to list SuperScript 870 network printers connected to your network. Then you select one to go to its NIC Home Page for network administration options.

note:

you need Administrator rights. You may want to load the program to an area of the ﬁle server restricted to users with Administrator rights.

MAP Operating Requirements

To use MAP, you must have installed on your PC

• Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer

• The Microsoft TCP/IP protocol stack. (It is not necessary for the network to support TCP/IP.)

For IPX Search Functions: The IPX protocol must be installed and enabled on your PC. Both Microsoft and the NetWare 32-bit stacks are supported.

For IP Peer to Peer Printing: Both your workstation and printer must have an IP address and subnet mask entered. If communicating across subnets, the default gateway must also be identiﬁed.

To have full use of the NIC Home Page or MAP,

Installing MAP

NIC HOME PAGE

MAP is available on the Network Options CD that is included in the 870 Network Interface Upgrade Kit. MAP must be installed from Windows 95/98 or Windows NT

4.0. It cannot be installed from the MS-DOS® command prompt.

a. Insert the 870 Network Options CD. b. In Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0, click the W indows Start

button and select Run.

c. Type <Drive>:\MAP\SETUP.EXE and click OK.

For IPX Peer to Peer Printing: Your PC must have the IPX/SPX compatible protocol installed and enabled .

Running MAP and Selecting a NIC

a. In Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0, press the Start

button. Select MAP from the program group you speciﬁed during installation.

When MAP starts, a list of all available units on the network is displayed by unit serial number.

The unit listing will be divided by TCP/IP units and IPX/SPX units. See the illustration at right.

note:

appear in both lists.

If a unit is enabled for both IP and IPX, it will

b. Click on a unit in the list to display its NIC Home Page. c. Click the Network Administration button to display

options for conﬁguring the NIC.

The NIC Home Page network administration options are explained beginning on page 8.

An example using MAP and the NIC Home Page to conﬁgure a NIC for NetWare 4.x is shown on page 21.

Management Access Program 3.20

[Refresh] [Help]

Units supporting TCP/IP

http://131.241.45.61/NEC_991142 NEC870 http://131.241.45.203/NEC_991149 NEC870 http://131.241.45.64/NEC_991151 NEC870 http://131.241.45.83/NEC_991650 Print Server Card http://131.241.45.191/NEC_991653 Print Server Card http://131.241.45.189/NEC_991655 NEC870 http://131.241.45.127/NEC_999999 Print Server Card

Units supporting IPX/SPX

NEC 991142 NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC 991149 NEC 991151 NEC 991650 NEC 991653 NEC 991655 NEC 999999

NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk NEC Ethernet Option Supporting Novell (NDS), TCP/IP and AppleTalk

The MAP lists the 870 NICs on your network. Select one to display its NIC Home Page.

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Basic Windows Setup

Network Conﬁguration Options

WINDOWS SETUP

There are several ways you can conﬁgure your Windows workstation to access the 870 network printer, depending on which version of Windows you are using and your system conﬁguration. To the right, under “Network Conﬁguration Options,” are possible scenarios.

Installing SuperScript 870 Printer Drivers

As you conﬁgure your network operating system, you will need to install a copy of the SuperScript 870 printer driver onto each workstation that will be accessing the network printer. It is not necessary to install the SuperScript Status Monitor, because it will not operate over networks (except for NetWare bindery systems). To view printer status, you can use the NIC Home Page.

note:

the

SuperScript 870 printer drivers are provided on

Solutions CD

that comes with the 870 printer.

TCP/IP Requirements for Windows Conﬁguration

TCP/IP is required for Windows 95/98, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows for Workgroups, if you want to access and use the NIC Home Page to view printer status and manage network printers. TCP/IP is also required to operate the printer in an IP protocol network (such as for peer to peer printing). TCP/IP setup for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0 is explained on page 14. TCP/IP setup for Windows for Workgroups is explained on page 15.

Windows 95/98

• If you have a NetWare network, see page 20 for NetWare 4.x setup, or page 22 for Netware 3.x setup.

• If you have no network server, you can print directly to the network printer using the peer to peer software provided on the Network Options CD. See page 16.

Windows NT 4.0

• If you have a NetWare network, see page 20 for NetWare 4.x setup, or page 22 for Netware 3.x setup.

• In a Windows NT network you can use lpr printing. See page 18.

• If you have no network server, you can print directly to the network printer using the peer to peer software provided on the Network Options CD. See page 16.

Windows for Workgroups

• If you have a NetWare network, see page 20 for NetWare 4.x setup, or page 22 for Netware 3.x setup.

TCP/IP Setup in Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0

First, Install the TCP/IP Protocol

1. In Windows, open the Network control panel.

2. If TCP/IP Protocol is not installed, add it, and conﬁgure

the workstation’s TCP/IP settings.

3. Restart. The new protocols and services will not be

available until the system is restarted.

Second, Assign the IP Address and Other TCP/IP Parameters to the NIC

If you have a DHCP server, the NIC will retrieve an IP address automatically from the network server when you turn on the printer. Here we provide instructions for using BOOTP Lite to set the IP address manually. You can also use ARP/ping commands if you prefer.

note:

or DHCP to set the IP address, see the

Information

1. Launch BOOTP Lite.

a. Insert the 870 Network Options CD. b. Press the Windows Start button and select Run.

c. Type <Drive>:\BOOTP\BOOTPL32.EXE and click OK

to launch the utility.

For information about using the ARP command

More Windows

section, beginning on page 18.

2. Select Conﬁgure from the Admin menu.

a. Enter the IP address to assign to the NIC. b. Enter the subnet mask. If you are unsure of the correct

subnet mask, and the ﬁrst number in the NIC’s address is from 192 to 254, then use 255.255.255.0 as the subnet mask.

c. Enter the default gateway address (if applicable) or

leave blank.

d. Enter the hardware address of the NIC. This address is

listed on the Network Settings page under Network Address, for example, 00:40:af:c9:f0:d8. Enter it exactly as it appears on the Network Settings page.

3. Click on Go to send the new settings to the NIC.

After a few minutes (usually between 1 and 2 minutes, but possibly up to 5 minutes on very large or busy networks), the NIC will reset and print its Network Settings page. The new IP settings will be listed in the TCP/IP Network Information section of the Network Settings page.

If the new IP address does not appear on the Network Settings page under “Protocol Address,” you may have entered the hardware address incorrectly in BOOTP Lite. Repeat Steps 2 and 3, and check the IP address on the new Network Settings page.

The new IP address can also be veriﬁed in BootP Lite by turning the printer off and on, and selecting Verify from the Admin menu. It should report that the Unit is Active.

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