HP DESIGNJET 3D, Service Manual

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Establishing communication on a static network:
If you are using a static network or connecting the printer directly to a
workstation, you will need to enter the static IP address information into the
workstation and the printer. If you are using a static network and your
computer already has network access, see “Setting the static network on
printer:” on page 28.
1. Set the static IP address information in the workstation:
A. For Windows XP, see “Establishing communication on a
static network:” on page 27.
B. For Windows Vista, see “Setting the static network in
Windows Vista:” on page 27.
C. For Windows 7, see “Setting the static network in Windows
7:” on page 28.
2. Set the static IP address information in the printer, see “Setting the static
network on printer:” on page 28.
3. Establish communication, see “Establish communication:” on page 29.
Setting the static network in Windows XP:
1. From your workstation open the
Control Panel
and double click on
Network Connections.
2. Right click on
Local Area Connection
and then left click on
Properties
.
3. Select
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
from the list.
4. Click on the
Properties
button.
5. Click on the
Use the following IP address
option.
6. Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. Contact your
IT Administrator or Internet Service Provider for details regarding IP
address information.
7. Click on the
OK
button when finished. Close any open networking win-
dows.
Setting the static network in Windows Vista:
1. From your workstation click on the
Start Menu
.
2. Click on the
Control Panel
button.
3. Double click on
Network and Internet
.
4. Double click on the
Network and Sharing Center
icon.
5. Left click on
Manage network connections
.
6. Right click on the
Local Area Connection
icon then left click on
Proper-
ties
.
7. Select
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
from the list.
8. Click on the
Properties
button.
9. Click on the
Use the following IP address
option.