Keyboard and Mouse{ XE "Network installation:Keyboard and mouse" }
1.Plug the keyboard cable into the port labeled KEYBOARD located behind the angled panel next to the keyboard.
2.Plug the mouse cable into the port labeled MOUSE located behind the angled panel next to the keyboard.
Networking Equipment{ XE "Network installation:Networking equipment" }
5000i scanners may be integrated into networking configurations consisting of
The appropriate vendor personnel are responsible for unpacking, setting up, configuring, and testing the networking equipment. NCS Pearson field engineers are responsible for positioning the networking equipment in accordance to the system and network layout plans. These plans should be made available by the site preparation project manager.
Once the 5000i scanner has been installed and the networking equipment has been positioned, you can now connect the scanner to the network cable. Before connecting the cable to the system, verify the following:
•The scanner is positioned in the appropriate location.
•The network cable is installed.
•The 5000i and peripherals are turned off.
•The cable is in good condition. It should not be crimped, have damaged insulation, and it should not be placed near heat sources, power cables, or high traffic areas without adequate protection.
Connecting a Scanner to a Network{ XE "Network installation:Connecting to a network" }
1.Locate the network cable for the scanner. A network connector (10BaseT, 10Base2, or Token Ring) should be attached to the network cable and located near each scanner (if more than one).
2.Attach the network connector (10BaseT{ XE "Cable, 10BaseT" \t "" }, 10Base2{ XE "Cable, 10Base2" }, or Token Ring) to the jack labeled NETWORK located on the scanner's back panel (bottom and second cutout from the left).
3.Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each additional scanner.
4.Connect the other end of each network cable (from each scanner) to the network concentrator.
5.Locate and attach the cable from the concentrator to the connector jack located on the back of the file server.
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