Xante AW 1200, User Manual

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TCP/IP Configuration – 4-7
5. Change the TCP/IP address class (fig. 4.4) if necessary (check with your System
Supervisor) and then click Change to the right of Network Class field. See
“TCP/IP Addresses” earlier in this chapter for class details.
6. Change the printer’s default TCP/IP address (Network and Node IDs) to the
address assigned by your System Supervisor using the scroll arrows beside each
number (fig. 4.3 or 4.4); then, click Change to the right of the IP Address field.
7. Change the Subnet Mask using the scroll arrows to the right of the numbers if
necessary; then, click Change to the right of the Subnet Mask field.
8. Change the DHCP setting if necessary; then, click Change to the right of the
DHCP field.
9. Close your browser; then, restart your printer to make the new TCP/IP address
take effect.
Ping the printer using DOS Ping to verify the IP address in a PC environment. If you do
not get full replies, verify that you have the correct IP address configured for your printer.
Using the Setip.ps File (Macintosh)
In a Macintosh environment, use Adobe Downloader to download the Setip.ps file to
your printer.
1. Open the Setip.ps file in a text editor, such as SimpleText.
2. Change the IP address in parentheses to your printer’s IP address and save the
file.
3. Double-click the Adobe Downloader icon to open it.
4. Select File: Download PostScript File (fig. 4.5).
Fig. 4.5 Adobe Downloader Menu