R-Quest TCP-7200, User Manual

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Now enter any six-key sequence. The same key sequence will need to be
repeated to confirm the new password. From now on this password will
need to be entered when prompted. Remember, a different password can
be set for Operator and Set-up, so be sure to use the correct password.
Each password can be changed or disabled via additional menu items that
are displayed once Passwords have been enabled.
Printer Set-up Menu
The TCP autoloader will automatically detect all supported USB Disc
printers.
Other options in this menu are printer specific, or TrueNet
specific. Please refer to the TrueNet user manual for more information on
printing via TrueNet.
Network Set-up Menu
The TCP autoloader can be connected to an Ethernet network and be
controlled by TrueNet, a Global DiscWare application.
TrueNet allows
users to start, monitor and/or stop duplication or printing jobs from their
desktop PC/Mac computers.
For most users, the network connectivity will
be ‘plug-and-play’, and require no ‘set-up’. By default, the TCP autoloader
will ship from the factory with DHCP enabled, which means that the TCP
autoloader will automatically receive an IP address from a DHCP server on
your local network.
However, if your network does not have a DHCP
server, or you need to use the TCP autoloader and TrueNet on different
sub-nets, please contact your network administrator for advice.
Use DHCP
Setting the DHCP option to YES means that the TCP autoloader will
automatically acquire an IP address on your local area network (DHCP
server required).
Setting this option to NO means that you will have to
allocate a fixed IP address and manually enter this in the Network Set-up
(see Duplicator IP).
Set Network Name
To give the TCP a recognisable network name, select this option and enter
a user chosen name. By default the name will be “R-Quest xxxxx” where
“xxxxx” is the serial number of the TCP autoloader. When using TrueNet
software, this is the name that is see by TrueNet and used to identify which
TCP autoloader to send jobs to. When using multiple TCP autoloaders on
the same network, each system should have a unique name.
Duplicator IP
(only when Use DHCP = NO)