Kodak 8657 manual Setting up a TCP/IP Connection, Tcp/Ipaddress Tcp/Ipexit

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Getting Started

Setting up a TCP/IP Connection

Use the PORTS:TCP/IP menu to establish the internet address of the printer within a TCP/IP network. The address will be in place once you exit Setup mode.

NOTE: This menu option will appear only if the Network Interface Card is installed in the printer.

The following settings are available.

TCP/IP:ADDRESS

TCP/IP:EXIT

Select TCP/IP:ADDRESS to access a screen which allows you to enter digits for the address. The address is represented as four groups of 3 digits each, separated by periods. (For example, nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn). The cursor will be positioned in the left-most digit. Press the up arrow button to increment the number in that position by one. Press the down arrow button to move the cursor to the next digit to the right. Press Select to accept the address and exit the screen.

Select TCP/IP:EXIT when you are done.

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Contents Kodak Professional 8657 Printer Contents Contents Index Introduction About Your PrinterHost Interfaces Radio Frequency Interference Regulatory Information Safety Regulations Checking Contents Getting StartedRemoving the Shipping Pins Finding a Location 12IComponents of the Printer Reviewing the ComponentsPrinter Front View Getting Started Printer Back View Printer Side View Printer Inside View Attaching the Power Cord Attaching the Interface Cable Centronics Cable Parallel ConnectionScsi Cable ±12 Cleaning the Thermal Head Do not Violate ±15 Printer Ribbon and Paper About RibbonHandling Loading Adhesive strip Barcode ±19 Getting Started About Paper Getting Started ±23 Turning on the Power Init ErrorInitializing Please Wait Understanding the Display Panel Indicator Lights PowerError LCD Panel MessagesButtons CancelSetup/Select PrintEntering Setup Mode Configuring the PrinterUsing Setup Menus Exiting Setup ModeFactoryreset Factoryexit Selecting DefaultsRestoring Factory Settings Selecting a Language for the Display PanelSetting up a Parallel Connection Specifying Port InformationModenormal Modebinary Modeexit VER1 Verexit Setting up an EtherTalk ConnectionSetting up an IPX Novell NetWare Connection Ipxsnap Ipxethernet Ipxautoselect IpxexitSetting up a TCP/IP Connection TCP/IPADDRESS TCP/IPEXITSetting up a Scsi Connection Making a Test Print Processing Test PrintPrinting Cancelling JOB PrintingProcessing Job Scheduling Storing Prints Maintaining the Printer Product Part Number Supplies and AccessoriesOrdering Supplies and Accessories Product Catalog NumberPaper Paper Type Catalog NumberStoring Supplies RibbonPaper Change Ribbon Correcting ProblemsUnderstanding Error Messages Check TrayClose Cover Service REQClear Ribbon JAM Insert TrayRibbon Type Mismatch Troubleshooting Symptom Possible solutionsSymptom Possible solutions Symptom Possible solutions Symptom Possible solutions Handling for Humidity-related Paper Problems Alternate Head Cleaning Instructions Do not Violate ±11 Clearing the Paper Path ±13 Power Error Repacking the Printer Correcting Problems Getting Help Asia/Pacific Helpline Numbers European Helpline NumbersCountry Country code Helpline number Size Appendix a Printer SpecificationsWeight Operating EnvironmentPower Requirements Power ConsumptionVoltage/Frequency Setting up for the Installation Appendix B Adding More MemoryCustomizing Your Printer Opening the Printer Customizing Your Printer Customizing Your Printer Installing the Card Card ClipClosing the Printer Customizing Your Printer Appendix C nneed nn Windows SystemsAbout SCSI-connected Installations Except IIfx Macintosh SystemsComputer Type Cable Terminator Any Macintosh Macintosh IIfxAbout SCSI-connected Installations Index ADAPTEC, 1±12Index Index±3 Index Index±5 Index Index±7 Index Index±9 Index