2Ping the IP address of the printer and verify acknowledgement (from a DOS prompt on Windows platforms).

3Print a test label via Intermec PLUS. Test using TCP sockets (port 6101) and LPD.

Setting Up for POP3 E-mail Printing

Email

To:

From:

Host

Access point

PL4 printer

LaptopPC

PL4U053.eps

The PL4 printer is capable of connecting to a POP3 mailbox. With POP3 enabled, you can configure the printer to print out any mail messages in a designated POP3 mailbox account along with saving to its file system any e-mail file attachments.

The procedures in this section assume you already have your printer properly configured to operate on your wireless network. If you have not yet configured your printer for basic wireless operation, please refer to “Setting Up for LPD or TCP Printing” or “Setting Up for WEP Encryption” earlier in this guide.

To enable POP3 support on your printer, you need access to a POP3 server on your network. You need to have a dedicated POP3 mailbox created specifically for the printer. If you are not familiar with creating POP3 accounts, please contact your network administrator for assistance. Because the printer deletes the e-mail messages after it processes them, it is highly recommended that you do use an e-mail account specifically set aside for the printer and is not shared for any other use. For example, you should not use your own personal POP3 account.

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