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To change the LAA address for the printer:
| 1. Press | theOnline | key | to | take | the printer offline. | 
| 2. Press | theMenu | key | until | the | operator panel displays ETHERNET MENU or | 
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3.Press theItem key until the operator panel displays the following, if you are using Ethernet:
ETHERNET MENU
MAC ADDRESS
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6.Press theValue key until the desired value is displayed, then press
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Chapter 8. Configuring Printer Network Addresses181
