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Introducing the Ethernet Adapter
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This chapter gives an overview of how and where to use your Ethernet
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adapter and
explains the features of your Ethernet adapter.
Overview
The external Ethernet adapter, Part No. 068788, and the internal Ethernet adapters, Part
No. 068789 and 069227, allow you to share your available printer resources with
everyone on your Ethernet network.
You can connect only the external Ethernet adapter to the following Intermec printers
to print labels:
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91* printers
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601XP printers
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301* printers
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901* printers
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401* printers
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4630* printers
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501*, 501E*, 501S*, and 501XP printers
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7421 and 7422* printers
* These printer models require an external power supply to run the external Ethernet
adapter.
You can connect either the external or the internal Ethernet adapter Part No. 068789 to
the following Intermec printers to print labels:
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3240* printers
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3400* and 3440* printers
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3600* printers
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4400* printers
* These printer models require an external power supply to run the external Ethernet
adapter.
Note: For the 3240, 3400, 3440, 3600, and 4400 printers, you must have the parallel
port option installed on your printer to connect the external Ethernet adapter. The
Ethernet adapter is not compatible with the 4400A, but you can use the adapter with all
later 4400 models.
You can connect the Ethernet adapter Part No. 069227 to the 4420 and 4440 printers.
Note: With the internal Ethernet adapter installed, the parallel port on the 4420 and
4440 printers is not available for use.
The Ethernet adapter uses a twisted pair (10BaseT) connection with a network speed of
10 Mbps. Throughout the manual, “Ethernet adapter” will be used to refer to both the
internal and external adapter unless specified.